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Merger forms new ag program
Iowa farmers, food systems advocates and business owners can count on the resources of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach as they have in the past – now under a new program name: Farm, … more
More than 100 quilts displayed in Walcott April 27
Saturday, April 27, was a cold, windy, rainy day. But more than 100 colorful quilts on display in the sanctuary at Calvary United Methodist Church in Walcott (see contributed photo) brightened … more
On Saturday, April 13, Wilton students participated in the Coe College Honor Band. The students included fifth grade students Cora Marine, tuba; Ewan Arlen, percussion; and Kyle Grunder, tenor saxophone.
Area fifth and sixth grade students attend Coe College Honor Band
Police Reports: May 9, 2019
Durant The following information was received from the office of the Durant Police Department: April 21—Police conducted a traffic stop at Fifth Street and Eighth Avenue. A traffic … more
Cedar County Conservation Field Day June 5
The public is invited to attend a Conservation Field Day June 5 from 4-7 p.m. at Fawcett Farms Cold Spring Pond, located at 459 290th St. in West Branch. Several conservation practices will be … more
Iowa DNR unveils new online system
DES MOINES – The Iowa DNR is unveiling the latest innovative technology available when it comes to hunting and fishing licenses. The new system, Go Outdoors Iowa, launched in February 2019 and … more
College News: May 9, 2019
Rouse wins theater award Central College’s Theatre Department was honored earlier this year with 10 awards at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 5 conference in Sioux … more
Walcott community blood drive May 14
The Walcott Calvary United Methodist Church will host a community blood drive from 3 until 6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 14 at 100 E. James St., Walcott, inside Fellowship Hall. To donate, please … more
The Eighth Street reconstruction project initially had a final completion date of Nov. 1, 2016. Although the street has been open to the public since December of 2016, final completion was never met by contractor BWC Excavating. Representatives from the city spent Monday, April 22 in mediation. The city and contractor have reached an agreement on a settlement, which allows the city to keep $100,000 of retainage. The funds will be used to finish work on manholes, repair boulevards and for other expenses related to the project.
Durant reaches Eighth Street project settlement
On March 14, 2016 BWC Excavating was awarded the bid for Durant’s Eighth Street reconstruction project, with an anticipated completion date of Nov. 1 of that year. At the Tuesday, April 23 … more
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After breaking ground in June of last year, staff and board members of the Wilton Bank office of DeWitt Bank & Trust officially opened to the public April 29 in its new location at 618 W. Fifth St. in Wilton. The bank had a big weekend with open houses on April 26 and 27 for both customers and the community, which included a ceremonial raising of the American flag by the Wilton American Legion Post 584 and a ribbon cutting ceremony (pictured above) April 26. DeWitt Bank & Trust President Greg Gannon is shown above (middle) cutting the ribbon, surround by the bank's directors and Wilton Bank staff. As previously reported, the $2.8 million project features 9,270 square feet. For more photos, see page 20.
New Wilton Bank officially open for business
Wilton Elementary School's Leadership Day April 3 featured several student speakers from grades K-6. Pictured above (from left) are Trent Valet (sixth grade), Lacee Mayberry (sixth grade), Gabriel Breed (sixth grade), Bridget Harkness (fifth grade) and Samantha Daufeldt (sixth grade). Valet and Harkness served as emcees of the event, which featured numerous speakers in front of a large crowd in the school's auditorium.
Wilton Elementary's Leadership Day entirely student-driven
When Wilton Elementary School hosted its Leadership Day April 3, it was quite unique in that it was totally organized and implemented by elementary students as part of the school’s Leader in Me … more
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Democrat presidential hopeful John Hickenlooper met with attendees before holding a forum Friday, April 12, in Lisa’s Place in West Liberty.
Democratic hopeful Hickenlooper makes Muscatine County stop
Presidential hopeful and former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper (D) stopped by Lisa’s Place on Friday, April 12, in West Liberty, to talk politics with the locals. “I’m running for … more
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