New leaders in West Liberty

FEATURED PICTURE · Now that they have graduated from We Lead’s leadership program, Josh Gingerich, Gabrielle Bugenhagen, Maribel Montelongo, Mary Atkinson, José Zacarias and Pam Wever have the ability to write grants, speak to the public and understand ways of a complicated government. On May 30, a graduation ceremony was held at the high school to honor the six “Leadership West Liberty” graduates.

City plans for speeders
by Rick DeClue · June 13, 2013

Drama with the gun club
by Rick DeClue · June 13, 2013

Medical clinics amp up service
by Mary Atkinson · June 13, 2013

Rain does not stop Latino festival
by Mary Atkinson · May 29, 2013

Leadercast empowers local woman
by the Index · May 15, 2013

West Liberty FFA makes history
by Index · May 09, 2013
Middle school team named state champs

City must act fast on transformer
by Rick DeClue · May 02, 2013

West Liberty flood cleanup
by Index · May 02, 2013
Muscatine County Health Director said all flood-damaged material must go

A message from the Mayor
by Chad Thomas · April 25, 2013
The City of West Liberty is organizing a community clean-up to aid flood victims.

Citizens of West Liberty, Atalissa and Nichols will be able to bring all of their flood damaged property to the Dutton Sports Complex for disposal.

The city will accept household waste, construction materials and metal, appliance and electronic waste. 



The disposal will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 27, and also from 1-5 p.m. Sunday, April 28.

Volunteers for the event are needed.



People who are unable to transport items to the complex can place debris at the curb by 8 a.m. Saturday for curbside removal.

For more information, contact the Flood Relief Hotline at 319-627-2411 or city hall at 319-627-2418.