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
Ever since Lee County took over operations of the Lee County EMS ambulance service, they have worked to make the service better.
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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.
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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.
A teenage girl faces OWI and traffic charges after crashing her car into the George M. Verity Riverboat Museum on Friday.
There wasn’t a line of vehicles around the block, but there was a distinct lack of parking in the area of the entrance to the City of Christmas in Rand
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The City of Keokuk is seeking to work with Lee County to obtain some properties without having to pay back taxes on them. The three properties all are adjacent to property already owned by the city or the Keokuk Neighborhood Initiative.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, as they say, especially with the surprise snow the area woke up to on Monday. That helps set the mood for Main Street Keokuk, Inc.’s Puttin’ on the Glitz, which takes place this Friday in downtown Keokuk.
Members of KARE gave out their awards for the Native American Heritage Month essay winners at Keokuk High School on Thursday. Pictured, from left, are KARE member Dev Kiedaisch, Luke Meyers (3rd place), Kelly Takorbisong (1st place), Gracie Thompson (2nd place), KARE member Debra Letcher, and KARE member Sylvia Mills-Echols.
When New Testament Christian Church started to be a distribution point for the Food Bank of Iowa about seven years ago, they were getting about 70 families driving up for
It’s been a long road for the Road of Honor, with much more to do, but a portion of it is now open to traffic. Barriers on S. 18th Street
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