Donahue Days helped wrap up the summer festival season. NSP photos by Noah Glasgow. more

Election Day approaches—and political campaigns were in full swing for Labor Day in McCausland. NSP photos by Noah Glasgow. more

Scott County 4-Hers spend eight days at the fairgrounds last week—the culmination of a year's worth of feeding, breeding and training. The full results—and pictures of every champion—will … more

River Drive comes to life for Princeton Summer Fest. NSP photos by Erin M. Gentz and Noah Glasgow.  more

Walcott Day brought hundreds to town Friday and Saturday. Festivities began with kids races and fireworks Friday afternoon. Adult races stepped off the next morning, followed closely by the … more

NSP photos by Noah Glasgow and Erin M. Gentz. more

The Eldridge Summer Festival kicked off with the traditional Lions Pancake Breakfast at the high school before transitioning into the parde and downtown activities. NSP photos by Noah Glasgow and … more

Truckers from across the country poured into Walcott for three days of vehicular hijinks at the Iowa 80 Truckstop’s annual Truckers Jamboree, Thursday to Saturday. Visitors enjoyed a pork chop … more

Walcott families knew they were going to be able to touch a truck Saturday morning. But did they know they would be sitting behind the wheel of a high-clearance sprayer? Leaning on the horn of a … more

Last Thursday marked one of Donahue mayor Ken Schoenthaler's favorite days of the year. John Glenn fifth graders walked down to the fire station to plant flowers that will be placed around town. … more

The North Scott Educational Foundation held its annual Scholarship Night Wednesday, April 29, celebrating 40 years of presenting financial awards to North Scott students. more

Lancer Productions presents the creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky and altogether ooky "The Addams Family" this weekend and next in the North Scott Fine Arts Auditorium. NSP photos by Erin M. Gentz more

The Eldridge–North Scott Chamber of Commerce’s annual Hometown Holiday celebration brought Santa, his helpers, and his many admirers to Eldridge last Friday for an evening of festive fun. … more

Families gathered for one of the most important days on the John Glenn calendar: Grandparent's Day, which was held Nov. 25 at the Donahue school. NSP photos by Erin M. Gentz. more

The Eldridge Police Department won the second annual Battle of the Badges softball game, defeating the Eldridge Fire Department 21-11. While the police may have scored more points, the real winners … more

On Friday, Sept. 19, North Scott students gathered in The Pit to find out who was named to the Homecoming court. But before the announcement came a series of games, including table surfing, a pizza-eating contest and a sumo competition that pitted students in inflatable balls against each other. The pep rally, which was emceed by student government leaders Charlotte Madden and Grady Kirst, also featured performances by the Silver Shakers and the North Scott drumline. After the announcement, the court battled it out against teams of teachers in a relay, which was won by a group of female teachers. Then the court led the student body in a cheer, which resulted in the junior class winning the Spirit Stick — much to the dismay of the seniors. NSP photos by Erin M. Gentz. more

Labor Day heralds the end of summer break and the start of the school year. In McCausland, that's cause for celebration, not concern. The Fireman's Breakfast led the day as vintage trucks, … more

Festivities in Donahue began with live music Friday evening, and continued with softball and volleyball on Saturday. On Sunday, 1st Avenue and Main Street filled with paraders and parade-goers. … more