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Two arrested in Atalissa with stolen vehicle
Two have been arrested in a Wednesday morning vehicle theft that included a brief on-foot chase in Atalissa, according to a press release from the Muscatine County Sheriff’s Office.  … more
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River Valley Conference shoot-out for Jan. 7 and 21
MONTICELLO - The River Valley Conference announced the first ever Basketball shoot-out for boys’ and girls’ basketball. The boy’s event will be Saturday, Jan. 7 at Kirkwood … more
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2nd graders write to Santa: Why they're on the nice list
Here are the students who are on Santa's nice list. more
Wilton Hustlers  4-H seeks sledding location
The December meeting of the Wilton Hustlers was called to order Dec. 4 by Cora Marine and Pledge of Allegiance was led by Sarah Marine. The window walk is planned for later today. Keeleigh McHugh … more
Wilton police reports, Dec. 4-10
Dec.4 Traffic stop W 5th Street and Maple Street for expired Registration.  Driver cited for no insurance. Parking problem in the 500 block of Chestnut. Handled by the Officer. The … more
Durant police reports, Dec. 11-17
Dec. 11Citation for parking violation in the 900 block of 3rd Street.Assist Durant Ambulance with a medical call 800 block of 3rd Street.Assist the Iowa State Patrol with a vehicle fire. Also … more
From left, Junior High Choir member and seventh grader Laylah Boutelle with Ms. Jeanine Link.  They played a piano duet of "Up on the Housetop" as pre-concert music.  All of the 7th grade students are   learning how to play the piano thanks to a donation from the Durant Legion, which supplied 10 electronic keyboards, stands, headphones and music books for the students.  All of the 7th grade students will receive piano instruction throughout the year in their Music Rhythm class which occurs every trimester.
Variety spices Durant winter concert
Variety spices Durant winter concert Durant students added variety to this year’s winter concert, including skits, solos and other surprises along with the Christmas classics. “I … more
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Wilton visited Durant Dec. 20 for a renewal of this legendary rivalry. Durant boys and girls prevailed. They meet again, Feb. 7, in Wilton.
Win over Durant lifts Wilton boys to 6-1 on the season
DURANT - The Wilton Beavers improved to 6-1 overall with a 66-54 win over rival Durant on Tuesday, Dec. 20 in Durant. The victory came less than 24 hours after the Beavers suffered their first loss … more
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Hayley Madlock drives up court for Wilton versus, Durant, Dec. 20 at Durant.
Wilton girls break losing streak with win at Durant
DURANT - The Wilton Beaver girls basketball team was in need of a victory and they got it. The Beavers came into their last pre-Christmas break game with rival Durant on a 2-game losing streak … more
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Holidays sparking interest as year comes to an end
In the next few days, Chamber and Development Alliance members will be getting a letter highlighting the great work the group has done this year and asking for continued membership in our merged … more
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Durant School District enrollment figures climb
Anytime a school district sees an increase in Iowa, that’s a good thing. That’s the consensus of Superintendent Joe Burnett after providing updated enrollment figures to the Durant School … more
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Police Chief Orville Randolph presented special recognition awards to Sergeant Mike Meyer, on right, and officer Brian Utter, center, for going above and beyond the call of duty. Utter, ho wa given a lifesaver award, was dispatched to Casey's General Store in Durant on July 4, at 3:46 pm, finding a person unresponsive in his vehicle at the gas pumps. While the Durant Ambulance Service was enroute., officer Utter made contact with the individual and determined he was under the influence of a controlled substance. As the Durant Ambulance Service arrived Utter immediately administered NARCAN to the unresponsive person. After still being unresponsive a second dose was administered, making the subject responsive. The individual admitted to consuming a controlled substance that, if Utter had not given NARCAN, could have been fatal for this individual. Meier started with the police department as a part time officer, full time officer, and now Sergeant. When we wished to start a school resource officer program, he was willing to take on that program with great effectiveness and pride. Sgt. Meier brought with him the program of vehicle inspections and other investigative techniquesused by the department He has taken on being part of the Iowa LEIN program and served on their Executive committee. "Whenever I need something done I can turn to Sgt. Meier and know that it will be done and done correctly," said Chief Randolph.
New concessioon stand to rise in Feldhaun Park
The City of Durant decided to build a new concession stand at Feldhahn Park, got a chance to offer their opinion on Pickle Ball/Tennis courts, and heard a plea from the Durant Chamber of Commerce to … more
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