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A majority of Scott County supervisors plan to reject an ordinance change that would have cleared a controversial path for the construction of a natural gas power plant outside Maysville. more
Bills on property tax reform in the State House and Senate each seem to have one thing in common: a 2% cap on revenue growth for local governments. more
With Fellner’s Addition scheduled to have roadway repairs soon, residents will also be asked if they are interested in additional city amenities. more
Over the last year, teachers and staff at John Glenn Elementary School have been working to implement an overall goal for the building: improving peer-coaching experiences. more
A survey developed by University of Iowa business researchers and sent across the U.S. has yielded surprising results as to how people are using artificial intelligence tools in their personal and professional lives, prompting a drive to dive deeper. more
One of the most anticipated events on the North Scott athletic calendar is set for this Friday, Feb. 6, with a kooky, spooky theme. more
Software contracts continue to roll through the Scott County Board of Supervisors. more
Scott County supervisors John Maxwell and Jean Dickson will both seek reelection this fall. more
Fourth grade students from across the North Scott School District paid a visit to Wonderland on Thursday, Jan. 29, as they saw a special performance of Lancer Productions, "Alice in Wonderland Jr." more
Regional hay producers are invited to attend the 41st annual Eastern Iowa Hay Producers Association Annual Meeting and Conference on Thursday, March 19, at Buzzy’s in Welton. Registration will begin at 10 a.m., with the program scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. more
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a clarification letter Monday to manufacturers saying that the Clean Air Act does not prohibit independent repairs to offroad diesel equipment such as farm machinery. more
Iowa Democrats were approved Saturday to present their case to national Democrats on why the state’s Democratic caucuses should go in the early presidential nominating window in 2028. more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the Feb. 4 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the Feb. 4 NSP! more
Iowa Learning Farms, in partnership with Iowa State University, will host two woodland management and water quality workshops in February. The events are open to farmers and landowners at no cost and include a complimentary meal. more
Experienced cattle feeders are invited to take part in an Advanced Cattle Feeders Clinic on March 3 at Schwers Brothers Feedyard, located at 31662 Highway 3, New Vienna. The hands-on program is designed to address some of the most pressing challenges facing Iowa feedyards today. more
Legislation to have the Iowa Board of Regents study the possibility of bringing back an Iowa State University event with a history of disruption moved out of an Iowa House subcommittee Thursday. more
The Concerned Citizens of Scott County want to stop a proposed rural power plant in its tracks. more
Eldridge City Council members chose Scott La Plante to fill a two-year vacancy Monday. more
Joe Quick is the newest member of Walcott City Council, but he will have to defend his seat in a special election set for early March. more
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