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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By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
Member of the U.S. Coast Guard, Cassidy Blodgett Eskridge, presents Keokuk Superintendent of Schools Kathy Dinger with a folded American flag. Several members of the Coast Guard performed a flag folding as Staff Sgt. Aaron Landers of the National Guard told what each fold represents at the Keokuk schools Veterans Day assembly on Friday.
The Keokuk Union Depot interior feels like a warm, inviting space. Part of that warmth is now through the radiant heat in the new flooring that was recently completed, but
Keokuk Mayor Kathie Mahoney, right, swears in Keokuk’s new city administrator, Emmanuel Bellegarde, at the city council meeting last Thursday. Bellegarde comes to Keokuk from St. Cloud, Florida.
The Keokuk Area Community Foundation and Lee County Youth Services, Inc. brightened the day of a lot of organizations in the area last Thursday when it held its annual grant
This is the approximate location and look of a 10-foot by 50-foot concrete pad to be built between the sidewalk and tennis courts at Keokuk High School, after the city council approved the project, which is in the right of way.
Family and friends of members of the KHS Drama Club gathered in the Keokuk High School cafeteria on Friday to see performances of songs, poetry and skits from the club
Being a young athlete, when Kurt Joy goes out of town with his teams to play other teams, he has seen some impressive players. Many of them are pretty big
By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
Ever since Lee County took over operations of the Lee County EMS ambulance service, they have worked to make the service better.
By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
The city of Keokuk will be looking for some developers interested in rehabbing a few homes in Keokuk. The city has some grant money available to help the company or companies that take on the projects.
By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
The Gate City Restaurant and Bar, 2601 Main St., is set to have its opening on Thanksgiving Day with a buffet. Then the restaurant will be open Tuesday through Sunday with weekend buffets and a menu available as well.
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