LEE COUNTY - Lee County Supervisor Garry Seyb gave a grim outlook to the upcoming county budget sessions. With Iowa legislators trying to figure out the law they approved earlier this year to …
LEE COUNTY – Speed cameras are coming soon to a highway near you. Lee County Supervisors heard an update from Andrew Noble with Sitestream LLC, the company contracted by the county to install …
FORT MADISON – The Fort Madison City Council will hold its regular meeting Monday night so as not to interfere with the city’s School/City general election on Tuesday. The Council will …
CORALVILLE — Holy Trinity spent 70 minutes of the Class 1A state volleyball championship looking for holes in Ankeny Christian’s defense. The search was rarely productive, often …
CORALVILLE — It will be the longest day. “Oh my gosh,” Holy Trinity sophomore Presley Myers said. “All the feels.” The third-seeded Crusaders will play for the …
LEE COUNTY – The work to build out broadband service in rural Lee County got another chunk of good news Tuesday. According to a release from the Iowa Department of Management, Lee County stands …
FORT MADISON - The Fort Madison Area Chamber of Commerce has once again partnered with the University of Iowa Athletics to secure premium seating for the community to enjoy an Iowa Men’s …
CORALVILLE — Xtream Arena’s bright lights can even affect the most experienced team. But Holy Trinity has been built for this big stage, and the Crusaders shook off some early nerves …
FORT MADISON – A drive eastbound on Avenue H on the east end of Fort Madison has provided an exterior look at what’s happening with the city’s $14 million marina renovation. But …
LEE COUNTY – Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks said Monday she still feels strongly about getting funding for Lee County’s EMS/public health building. Miller-Meeks voted against …
CORALVILLE — Melissa Freesmeier has taken enough teams to the state volleyball tournament that she knows the routine for preparation. The Holy Trinity coach knows different teams need a …
FORT DODGE – It may not be the case, but is sure seemed like Fort Madison sophomore Avery Rump really wanted to get out of the cold. The Bloodhound raced to a personal best 18:54.0 good enough …
