Twelve Scott County residents are among 208 persons appointed to state boards and commissions March 1 by Gov. Kim Reynolds. more

The Scott County Republican Party members elected new officers to their county GOP executive committee on Tuesday, Feb. 19. more

A new zoning ordinance aimed at drawing a corporate campus to Princeton’s river bluffs will go before the town council Nov. 8. more

Property taxpayers for every Iowa city, county and school district will be watching closely to see how the 2019 legislature deals with the impact of the 2013 legislature’s property tax cuts. more

Eldridge sewer rates will climb another 7 percent, the third increase among seven scheduled to pay for the city’s expanding wastewater treatment system. more

Scott County Supervisor candidates joined more than 50 voters for a Sept. 20  NSP forum. NSP Assistant Editor Mark Ridolfi moderated the forum and presented  questions from readers and North Scott High School FFA students. more

One in four emergency medical and fire calls in the county this year proceeded without lights and sirens, an indication the Scott Emergency Communication Center priority dispatching is working, SECC Executive Director Denise Pavlik said. more

North Scott school board members appreciated their warm welcome at Princeton City Hall Oct. 11 for a listening session in a community that once feared the loss of their elementary school. more

Long Grove council members will consider making an offer on the closed First Central State Bank to serve as the next city hall. more

Long Grove council members support a regional storm water detention plan for developer Dale Grunwald’s existing Winfield Estate subdivision and the next two additions. more

Eric Gruenhagen remains ready to start work on his home addition the instant Eldridge council members provide a formal exception to the city’s hard and fast 30-foot setback rule. more

Scott County residents 52 or younger have never lived in a community without Bill Fennelly’s elected leadership. more