Robin Delaney is a journalist based in Lee County, Iowa, focusing on local news and community issues. With a background in reporting on law enforcement and government affairs, Robin provides comprehensive coverage of events and developments in the area.
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The Fort Madison Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the hiring of Lexy Reu as the new Member Relations Coordinator.
A Fort Madison woman was killed Friday evening when she was struck by a vehicle while trying to cross the highway on the town's west end.
FORT MADISON – Friday night will once again offer a double header in downtown Fort Madison with the local Elks Soup Supper fundraiser and 14th annual Fort Madison Partners Wine and Beer Walk.
Lee County’s Veteran Affairs Offices and Commission are looking to consolidate and move to a larger, more suitable central location.
With the Thanksgiving holiday just around the corner, the Fort Madison Community Thanksgiving Dinner Committee is busy preparing for another great meal.
Individuals interested in starting college this spring can get free help starting the college financial aid application process from SCC staff on Monday, Nov. 25.
Dear Democratics,
So here’s this dork doing another photo-op, standing there, thumb up with the classic “s—t eating grin on his face, next to a busload of tourists at Arlington National Cemetery.
Remember the crinkle of the wrapper when opening a brand-new CD? What about the comforting smell of a bookstore and the satisfying weight of a new paperback in your hands?
Some have gone to public school, others to private, and still others have been home schooled all along, but now all of those being home-schooled have a home base –
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