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The General Election will take place on Nov. 5, but early voting is already underway.
Kerri Shirkey, 40, of rural Milton, along with her friend, Jeff Wilson, of Centerville, took a van and trailer full of supplies to Tennessee on Oct. 10 to aid those affected by the flooding caused by Hurricane Helene.
Alan Yahnke (R) and Kristi Goodson (R) are both running unopposed for county office during the General Election on Nov. 5.
Alan Bodkins of rural Drakesville and James Schooley of rural Bloomfield were elected to the Southern Iowa Electric Board of Directors at the annual meeting Sept. 5.
Each school in the Davis County District will have a Veterans Day assembly that all local veterans are invited to attend.
A Veterans Day assembly was held at Davis County Elementary on Friday, Nov. 8.
Army and Army National Guard Veteran Shane Blake spoke at the Davis County High School Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 11.
Without a tornado watch or warning coming from local weather outlets, eye witnesses say what looked like a tornado touched down on the Scott and Susan Davis farm, located six
A Veterans Day assembly was held at Davis County Middle School on Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. with Marine Corps Veteran Jake Bohi as the guest speaker.
The suspected tornado that hit the farm of Scott and Susan Davis on Nov. 5 is now a confirmed tornado.
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