Tracey Lamm is a journalist based in Burlington, Iowa, focusing on local news and events. With a passion for community reporting, Tracey covers a wide range of topics including politics, sports, and cultural events. Through her articles, she aims to provide readers with accurate and informative coverage of the issues that matter most to the people of Burlington.
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Tracey Lamm's articles predominantly cover local news, city government announcements, and events in Burlington, Iowa. Her focus on government announcements and event coverage suggests that she would be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local events or significant developments within the city government.
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By: Tracey Lamm
In 1949, Benner Teas celebrated its 50th Anniversary at the new warehouse on Mount Pleasant Street.
The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors had an extensive lesson Tuesday about open meetings and open records laws in Iowa.
City of Burlington Public Works Director Nick MacGregor estimates city taxpayers will pony up roughly $9.5 million over the next five years for a couple of major road construction projects.
The number of students who will participate in Junior Achievement in the Burlington Community School District has nearly doubled this year.
Just like Santa Claus, first responders from the Burlington Police Department, Des Moines County Sheriff’s Department, West Burlington Police Department and the Iowa State Patrol, didn’t let an ice storm
The answer is still no. After a virtual meeting with Miranda Swafford and Mandy Tripp with the Mississippi Valley Workforce Development
Matt Trexel said he wasn’t looking for anything but a way out of a minimum wage job when he applied to the Burlington Fire Department.
By: Tracey Lamm
Merry Christmas! Now get out. The company that manages the Burlington Apartments, 206 N. 3rd Street, has until Christmas Eve to present a
By: Tracey Lamm
A group of University of Iowa graduate students have provided the City of West Burlington with some viable options for a couple areas of the community with impediments to safe
The West Burlington City Council learned Wednesday night that the insurance premium for the city will increase by 31% Jan. 1.
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