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Honoring Those Who've Served
With American flags flying and a large crowd on hand, Bushnell dedicated a veteran's memorial on November 7.
Mistake Leads To New Bids In Keokuk
City leaders want to see new bids for an upcoming street reconstruction project in Keokuk. The decision is the result of a recent mistake at city hall.
Commissioner Says New Courthouse Still Needed
Clark County residents made it clear that they are not ready for the county to borrow $4-million to build a new courthouse in Kahoka. This does not mean the issue is over for county leaders.
  • Macomb Seeks Unlimited Line of Credit
  • Rushville Downtown Revitalization Moving Along
  • Lee County Delays Port Support
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Hope Springs Eternal at Vishnu Springs
Are people still interested in an old health resort that was abandoned decades ago? Based on the turnout during an open house at Vishnu Springs, the answer is an emphatic "Yes!"
Keokuk Pushing Recycling
The "Go Green" movement has picked up a lot of steam in recent years over concerns about the environment, the planet, and climate change. Recycling is a popular way anyone can be part of that effort.

One Southeast Iowa community is not seeing that happen. Keokuk plans to get more people to separate those aluminum cans, glass bottles, and newspapers.
Taking Action to Protect Rivers
Aristotle said "Boundaries don't protect rivers - people do." A few dozen people put that theory to test in Macomb on September 19. Their work was part of a larger river clean-up project in Illinois.
  • Agriculture Education in Iowa
  • School Budgets: An Uncertain Future
  • RAGBRAI: Dip It Down in B-town
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