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Three candidates for the Norfolk City Council, two from Ward 3 and one challenger from Ward 4, gathered to discuss their priorities for the present and future of Norfolk if

The Madison County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday in the county commissioners meeting room at 1313 N. Main St., Madison. The meeting lasted 20 minutes.

TILDEN — It feels like a bit of an understatement — not to mention painfully clichéd — to call my tour last Thursday along the Cowboy Trail from the rolling

The Norfolk City Council met on Monday evening at the city council chambers, located at 309 N. Fifth St. The meeting lasted one hour and 21 minutes.

Monday evening formally marked the passing of the torch, as the Norfolk City Council welcomed a new city clerk to its staff.

Further improvements are slated for Johnson Park after the Norfolk City Council voted 7-1 to approve a $345,753 contract with local landscaping company Yard Restoration to build a nature playground

Monday evening formally marked the passing of the torch, as the Norfolk City Council welcomed a new city clerk.

Monday evening formally marked the passing of the torch, as the Norfolk City Council welcomed a new city clerk.

The Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District Board of Directors met on Thursday night for its regularly scheduled meeting. Twelve directors were present, with directors Chad Korth, Michael Fleer and Scott Clausen absent. NRD staff members were also present along with five members of the public. A recap of the roughly one-hour, 30-minute meeting is below.

The Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District Board of Directors again saw clashes over the district’s reimbursement policy for directors during Thursday night’s subcommittee meeting.