John Van Nostrand is the Managing Editor at Clarke County Publishing. An Iowa native, his newspaper career has spanned small-town weeklies from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi River, with a focus on topics such as real estate development, government, individual sports, politics, and the construction industry. He has been featured in outlets including Calhoun Times, Yahoo Sports, News-Press NOW, and Yahoo News.
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John Van Nostrand's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, community events and sports in the United States, Iowa, specifically Creston. Pitches to John could include stories about local political developments, community events or issues affecting residents of Creston. Additionally, he may be interested in receiving expert commentary from relevant figures on topics related to local government and politics within his geographic focus.
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By: Candra Brooks, John Van Nostrand
After two years, three and one-half months, six public hearings regarding ordinance amendments and countless public comments, the temporary moratorium restricting the construction of wind turbines in the unincorporated areas of the county will officially be lifted Oct. 1. The decision was passed unanimously Monday at the regular meeting of the Clarke County Board of Supervisors, less than one week after the most recent update to the ordinance was approved.
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By: Nick Pauly, Tim Kuehl, John Van Nostrand
AFTON - With the adoption of an early retirement policy, East Union and Murray Schools Superintendent Tim Kuehl said he will be retiring from his shared position at the end of the school year. Both districts will be searching for a superintendent to fill the shared position.
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