Julie Nickell is a local journalist based in Burlington, Iowa. She covers a range of topics including entertainment, local events, weather updates, and community news. With a focus on providing timely and relevant information to the residents of Burlington, Julie strives to keep her readers informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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Julie Nickell's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, weather updates, and cultural festivals in the United States with a specific focus on Iowa and Burlington. She has a strong emphasis on house & home-related topics as well as entertainment news and family & relationships.
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Since Wednesday, a number of Des Moines County voters have been casting absentee ballots.
WEST BURLINGTON — Many individuals from around the Burlington area got out of the house Saturday for a good cause, raising money for Alzheimer's care, support and research.
WEST BURLINGTON — At LUXE Consignment, secondhand equals luxury.
A bookmobile project for Burlington Public Library, 210 Court St., is gaining speed.
Tomato plant thrives in concrete
GALESBURG, Ill. — The Galesburg City Council will consider an agreement with Thrushwood Farms Quality Meats, Inc., a subsidiary of Western Smokehouse Partners, at its Oct. 7 city council meeting that would bring additional investment and jobs to that community.
A new, used bookstore will open for business Monday in downtown Burlington.
A new, used bookstore will open for business Monday in downtown Burlington.
When El Taco Casa opened in 1971, such a thing as a Mexican restaurant was new to Burlington and not exactly welcome.
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