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Eldridge building inspector Raymond Nees once attended a seminar on “Dealing with Difficult People.” But after listening to the instructor for a while, Nees came to a heart-sinking realization. more
On Christmas Eve, Santa and his reindeer will clop over North Scott households, bringing presents to youngest. more
The North Scott Regional Innovation Center (RIC)’s veterinary studies program received a $30,000 boost from Purina’s Davenport and Clinton factories Friday. more
U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks said Monday the health care bill she is leading in the U.S. House would address the “root causes” behind rising health care premiums while not seeking to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies. more
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The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Master Gardener Program will provide its statewide horticulture training in the spring and fall of 2026. Garden Academy, previously known as Iowa Master Gardener training, offers a comprehensive approach to consumer horticulture education. more
The Eldridge Police Department hosted its Shop With a Cop event last weekend. After shopping for gifts with local kids at Wal-Mart, everyone headed back to the Eldridge Community Center to wrap gifts.  more
Nearly two dozen U.S. senators urged the U.S. Department of Agriculture, in a letter, to “prioritize” a vaccine strategy for the highly pathogenic avian influenza. more
The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Master Gardener program will again host its annual Home Gardening Webinar Series, which will begin in January 2026 and end in March. Sessions will take place every Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m. CT, concluding on March 12. more
On the east end of Maysville, there is a small front yard where fresh snow just covers the the dips and swells of tire tracks. You get the sense that the owners, Rachel and Eric Clem, would not be the sort to leave their yard in that state if they could help it. more
Princeton City Hall has the keys and deed to the town’s former Presbyterian Church, 630 3rd Street, five months after the city council voted to accept the building as a donation. 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 North Scott School District confirmed there are several cases of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, at Ed White Elementary School. 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
Hundreds of farmers from both sides of the Mississippi gathered Thursday for the River Valley Cooperative’s annual Ag Outlook conference at Rhythm City, listening for good news as market volatility and low prices have sunk farm profits for the second consecutive year. 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
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Iowa Democrats largely agree that they want to return to their historical spot as an early state in the 2028 Democratic presidential nominating cycle, according to survey results released by the Iowa Democratic Party. more
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