Joe Benedict is an editor for a local news outlet in Keokuk, Iowa. With a focus on local news, Joe covers a range of topics including crime, community events, city council meetings, and healthcare updates. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Keokuk.
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Roquette America Inc. of Keokuk, has agreed to pay a $207,488 civil penalty and donate emergency response vehicles to the Keokuk Fire Department to resolve alleged violations of the federal
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A good crowd gathered at the Career Advantage Center on Thursday for a forum with Lee County Board of Supervisors candidates. Seven of the eight candidates on the ballot attended and covered a wide variety of topics.
NAUVOO, Ill. — The drive to the Cambre House and Farm sets the mood pretty well for a paranormal investigation ... or ghost hunt as most people call it. Set
Teresa Murray spent about 40 years working in an assessors office. She served as the Lee County Assessor from Jan. 1, 2009, until her retirement in October 2019. She said the skills she learned from her career have prepared her to serve on the Lee County Board of Supervisors.
KEOKUK – Hurricane Helene cut a wide path of destruction across the southeastern United States last week and now the cleanup has begun. To help with that, the rest of the country, as usual, is stepping up to send supplies.
The Lee County Democrats are hoping the annual Eppers-O’Malley dinner at Meyers’ Courtyard on Tuesday would be the second biggest night of the year for them, with the hopes that
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Candidate for Iowa’s First Congressional District Christina Bohannan speaks at the annual Lee County Democrats Eppers-O’Maley dinner on Tuesday. Several local candidates spoke as well and three awards were given to local Democrats. (Joe Benedict/Mississippi Valley Publishing)
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Legends and Lore tourguide Erika Barrett tells about several folks who died while constructing the Keokuk dam and power plant. Are their ghosts the lights people have seen in the sky in this area, or maybe something extraterrestrial?
Jim Steffen would like the Lee County Board of Supervisors to get back to basics. He is running as an independent this time around, but in the past has run in two elections as a Republican. He ran for State Representative in 2012 and for Lee County Supervisor in 2018.
Giddyup! Horseback riding was a popular event at Family Fright Fest in Keokuk’s Rand Park last year. The ponies will return along with many other of the Frightfest classics this Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. at Rand Park.
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