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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The Mississippi River has been at a level the past few days where water has made its way into the parking lot at Victory Park in Keokuk, but the National
By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
A few sections of the sound barrier fence on Main Street was heavily damaged and ultimately removed after the derecho storm hit the area on June 29, 2023. The Iowa DOT is preparing to install a new barrier
On July 14, it is Ashley Hocker’s 10th service anniversary with the 8th District of the Iowa Dept. of Corrections. Hocker, who possesses high level administrative abilities, as well as
It’s the weekend of the hottest deals and its back again as Main Street Keokuk, Inc., prepares for its annual Crazy Days promotion in downtown Keokuk. The event takes place
The city of Keokuk could see its bond rating lowered by Moody’s if it does not take action on sanitation fees charged by the city.
By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
All Keokuk City Council members voted yes to increasing the sanitation fees, the fee residents pay to have their garbage picked up and taken to the Great River Regional Waste Landfill, but the fee increase has not been passed as yet.
LEE COUNTY – There are three main economic development groups in Lee County, The Lee County Economic Development Group, The Keokuk Economic Development Corporation and the Fort Madison Economic Development Corporation.
A family has lost most of their belongings as well as pets in a house fire early Tuesday morning.
By: Joe Benedict Editordgc
A home was destroyed early Tuesday in the 400 block of S. 17th Street in Keokuk. The family now needs help and a site has been set up to receive donations. The Keokuk Fire Department called in all shifts to help at the scene.
A group of high school students and several chaperones for them are about to go on a trip of a lifetime.
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