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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Joann Fabric and Crafts at 3200 Agency St., will close its doors permanently in January, according to the Burlington store’s manager.
Joann Fabric and Crafts at 3200 Agency St., will close its doors permanently in January, according to the Burlington store's manager.
Linda Belger of Burlington doesn’t remember her father.
We tend to think of human trafficking and modern day enslavement as being a problem in faraway developing countries.
AMES — Burlington is getting about $71,000 from a state program to fill a gap on the existing Flint River Trail.
BURLINGTON – We tend to think of human trafficking and modern day enslavement as being a problem in faraway developing countries.
WEST BURLINGTON — Customers and employees of Menards in West Burlington are no slouches when it comes to donating to the Salvation Army's toy drive.
This holiday season, the Greater Burlington Partnership is partnering with local nonprofits to bring items from their wish lists and other donations to those in need in our community.
As our area gets a taste of winter weather, the National Weather Service has provided an outlook for the rest of the week and next week as Thanksgiving and the holiday shopping season approach.
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