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Every year on July 30, the country recognizes World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, a day meant to recognize the issue of human trafficking, spreading both awareness and strategies to combat it. more
Wilton Police Department 7/9/26 – 7/16/26 more
Durant Police Department 7/10/26 – 7/16/26 more
Scheduled for the first week of August, a brand new 25x50 ft., 3 bedroom and 2 bath house is expected to be brought into the Wilton community, providing one of its families with a place to call home. more
With work on it expected to begin in the coming weeks, updated plans and schedules for the upcoming East 6th Street Reconstruction project were shared with the West Liberty City Council during its July 7 meeting. more
This past Sunday, the Muscatine County Fair held its annual fair parade, kicking off the week with plenty of cheers, candy, and high spirits despite the hot and humid temperatures. more
Keeping a person from going hungry is an important task, but while the team at the Durant Iowa Food Pantry may focus on combating hunger within the community, there are still other important needs to fulfill for someone to remain healthy. more
While the troop itself may no longer officially exist, its members and the memories made by them will always be part of the Durant community. more
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors has approved a $2,500 lifetime membership to the Iowa Ports Association, an educational and advocacy organization. more
The Durant-Wilton Food Pantry, 408 Cedar Street in Wilton, will be open Tuesday, July 21 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. more
Sometimes, a person knows their path in life right away. Other times, it may take several years for them to find their true calling. For Father Alfonso Pizano Jr., it was a little of both, with time and a lifelong passion for service within the church eventually leading him to his true calling. more
Located only five miles west of West Liberty is the 1883 Secrest Barn, also known as the Octagon Barn thanks to its unique shape. Although still an amazing historic site that many visitors seek out, even the most amazing sites could still use a touch up now and then. more
Commander Jean Ahlrichs called the meeting to order at 6 p.m. There were 14 members and 1 guest present. more
Durant Police Department 7/3/26 – 7/9/26 more
Wilton Police Department 7/2/26 – 7/9/26 more
More than a year and $140,000 later, and the plan to relocate and preserve one of the county’s last remaining schoolhouses is nearly ready to move into its next exciting phase. more
With the 2026 Cedar County Fair starting this week, guests can expect a few of their favorite entertainment events to make their grand return, including the much requested demolition derby. more
Since he first started working there when he was 19, Kobe James West has found a home for himself at Paul Revere’s Pizza in West Liberty. Now, as he steps into a new role, he hopes to continue making the place feel like home for all those that he and his team serve. more
Former Atalissa community bus driver Patty Armey served as the Grand Marshal for the Atalissa Day parade, held June 27. Armey was accompanied by Jeremy Wehmeyer, one of the parade organizers. more
Following up on the council’s previous decision to extend its transfer deadline with the West Liberty and Rural Townships Fire and Rescue Agency, the West Liberty City Council approved a resolution for a new ambulance lease agreement with the agency during a special meeting held June 30. more
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