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County employees gathered at the Supervisor’s Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday, Dec. 16 for an end-of-year PRIDE celebration, honoring longtime employees and recent achievements. more
The board of supervisors postponed a pair of votes on $1.2 million in year-one software contracts with provider Tyler Technologies last week. more
Longtime Walcott mayor John Kostichek passed his chair to councilman Jake Puck at the last council meeting of the year Monday, Dec. 15. more
On a 3-2 vote, the Eldridge City Council Monday voted to begin the process of closing the Eldridge Community Center. more
Long Grove City Council considered preliminary budget and tax levy figures for the next fiscal year at a brief meeting last Tuesday, Dec. 9. more
As Eldridge city council member Scott Campbell prepares to take his new role as the new duly elected mayor in January, the council decided Monday to fill his vacant seat by appointment. more
Maysville is going green. more
Residents of Princeton applauded Karen Woomert for 12 years of service on the city council Thursday, as her term concluded with the last meeting of the year.  more
Supervisors agreed to revise the county’s residency standards Thursday after a spike in the number of eligible applicants for rent, utility, and transportation aid this fall. more
The Princeton Board of Adjustments rejected the latest attempt by resident Melissa Frazer to have her restored barn and farmstead property, 428 5th Street, permitted as an event venue. more
Walcott City Council named three new members to the recreation trail advisory committee last Monday, Dec. 1, as they look to start construction next year. more
After months of on-and-off discussion, the Eldridge City Council is ready to start making solid plans for road repairs in Fellner's Addition. more
Members of the Eldridge Community Center Board joined the Eldridge City Council at a joint committee of the whole meeting Monday, but discussion of the community center’s financial position was tabled for at least two weeks. more
Former McCausland city clerk Sheila Bosworth faced 32 criminal counts under seven charges at the county courthouse Thursday morning, the day after a report from the State Auditor’s Office detailed her alleged theft of at least $63,233 in city funds. more
Long Grove City Council agreed last Tuesday to open a request for proposals (RFP) that would let them hear plans for the development of a half-acre of city-owned land, 106 E. Main Street. more
The Iowa 80 Trucking Museum will break ground on a 25,000 square foot expansion next spring.  more
The board of supervisors approved the purchase of a new Ford F550 service truck for Scott County’s Secondary Roads fleet last week, in a meeting shortened by the approach of the holidays. more
Former McCausland City Clerk Sheila Bosworth faced 32 criminal counts under seven charges at the county courthouse Thursday morning, the day after a report from the State Auditor’s Office detailed her alleged theft of at least $63,233 in city funds. more
The picnic shelter at Crandall Park now has a bathroom to accompany it, Eldridge Public Works Director Tony Rupe told the park board last week. more
The Eldridge City Council breezed through a light agenda Monday, with the meeting lasting just under a half hour. more
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