Jim Rudisill is a local journalist based in Wapello, Iowa. His work has been featured in publications such as the Muscatine Journal and The Hawk Eye. Jim covers a wide range of topics including local government, community events, and issues affecting the residents of Wapello and Louisa County.
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Jim Rudisill's coverage is heavily focused on local government, city council decisions, and community announcements in Iowa. He seems interested in reporting on the day-to-day operations of local governance and its impact on the community.
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WAPELLO — A pause has been declared in the Wapello School Board's exploratory process to determine if the school district will switch to a four-day school week schedule for the 2025-26 school year.
WAPELLO — Another bout of vandalism recently hit the Louisa County Conservation Board (LCCB), only this time it did not involve any county park or wildlife areas.
WAPELLO — A $37,000 loan will be taken out by the Louisa Regional Solid Waste Agency (LRSWA) and another $40,000 of the agency’s savings will be used to purchase a
WAPELLO — Flu and other vaccination clinics are continuing in Louisa County, Louisa County Public Health Service (LCPHS) Administrator Leah McElhinney reported to the county board of supervisors on Tuesday as part of her monthly department update.
WAPELLO — A former council member was appointed by the Wapello City Council on Thursday to complete the one year remaining on an unexpired term.
By: Jim Rudisill
WAPELLO — The 2024 General Election voting was completed Nov. 5; and although most of the races have now been decided, there are still a few where the margin of victory between two candidates has not been large enough to declare a winner and a recount may be needed.
WAPELLO — Temporary wages that have been paid to the staff of the Louisa County Public Health Service (LCPHS) will stop at the end of the year, the Louisa County Board of Health (BOH) agreed Tuesday during its regular monthly meeting.
WAPELLO — After holding a series of closed-door meetings, evaluations and other discussions to establish a set of school improvement and other district goals, the Wapello School Board provided a summary of those deliberations on Wednesday during its regular monthly meeting.
WAPELLO — A decision to demolish a dangerous building at 608 Isett Ave. was tabled by the Wapello City Council Thursday to give city officials time to present the owner with a final opportunity to rehabilitate the property.
WAPELLO — Although they will not officially take office until Jan. 1, Louisa County Supervisors-elect Scot Hunt and Kevin Hardin have already received their first assignments.
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