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One of downtown West Liberty’s historic buildings will be getting much-needed exterior repairs thanks to a City Economic Development Grant, approved by the council during the July 2 meeting. … more
The West Liberty council approved a memorandum of understanding between the city and the University of Iowa. The agreement would see members of the police department help with law enforcement during … more
With a full array of entertainment, live shows and activities, the annual Muscatine County Fair is set to get underway Wednesday, July 17, running through Sunday, July 21, at the historic fairgrounds … more
Students wanting volunteer hours toward their Silver Cord at graduation may work a shift at the First Church United food stand at the Muscatine County Fair.   Simply contact Susie Lehman at … more
Lifelong West Liberty residents and business leaders Bill and Jodi Simon have been named Grand Marshals for the 2024 Muscatine County Fair Parade, it was announced Monday by the West Liberty Chamber … more
Launching the Muscatine County Fair to begin just a few days later, the West Liberty Chamber of Commerce will host it’s annual opening fair parade Sunday at 2 p.m., followed by the community’s annual Picnic in the Park. more
Four Muscatine area ladies will vie for honors as the Muscatine County Fair Queen on the opening day of the fair Wednesday, July 17, to replace Kiley Langley of rural Wilton, who not only won the … more
A special-education aide working for the Muscatine public schools has been fired for allegedly posting to social media a sexually oriented video of himself. more
Genesis Health System reached a three-year agreement with UnitedHealthcare. This agreement ensures continued in-network access to Genesis hospitals, doctors, and specialists for patients covered by UnitedHealthcare Commercial and MedicareAdvantage plans. more
Fifty-four years after being shot while unloading a helicopter in the jungles of Vietnam, SSG Keith Ormsby received the Purple Heart and Air Medal. more
By Vanessa “Cueponi Cihuatl” Espinoza Have you ever wanted to own a gun, but didn’t know where to get started? Our community has a place for you. Three years ago, Evelio … more
A long-time Muscatine resident and advocate for health and wellness has been hired to coordinate the Muscatine County activities related to an Iowa State University grant from the Centers for Disease … more
By Tim Evans Index Reporter Durant resident Miles Budelier may be a car show enthusiast, but he doesn’t attend more than one car show annually. That’s the Durant Car Show … more
By Barb Arland-Fye Editor Catholic Messenger   Father Guillermo Trevino quotes an adage in Spanish to convey the importance of parents’ roles as faith formation leaders in … more
By Tim Evans Index reporter A national not-for-profit organization is hoping to get local kids to sleep in a more comfortable environment. “Sleep in Heavenly Peace” is … more
Inspectors have cited Iowa restaurants and stores for hundreds of food-safety violations in recent weeks, including octopus left to thaw in buckets, mouse droppings, and grimy blenders used to concoct smoothies. more
June 17 12:20 p.m. Traffic stop 3:31 a.m. Traffic stop 4:12 a.m. Medical call 7:06 a.m. Criminal Mischief 8:34 a.m. Vehicle inspection 8:43 a.m. Vehicle inspection … more
By Tim Evans AN Reporter One of the largest animal rescue operations ever recorded in Muscatine County history took place last Monday, June 17, as the investigative team from the Muscatine … more
By Erin M. Gentz Index Interim Editor The West Liberty City Council voted to begin the process of multiple voluntary annexations, including three properties along Highway 6. This … more
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