Water bills, city hall dominate Valley Falls agenda
With $10,000 in uncollected water bills on the accounts, city administrator Chris Channell is suggesting the council raise the deposit fee for new accounts.
With $10,000 in uncollected water bills on the accounts, city administrator Chris Channell is suggesting the council raise the deposit fee for new accounts.
Saturday marked the grand opening of the McLouth Apple Market, formerly known as Hometown Foods, and the first day of a new beginning for the community and the store’s employees.
A five-year study shows that Ferguson Road from U.S. 24 Highway to K-92 Highway and Wellman Road from U.S. 24 Highway to K-16 are dangerous.
Cases filed—
Limited civil:
Capital One Bank vs. Karry K. Geisler, recovery of money.
by Dennis Sharkey The Jefferson County North Chargers headed into the McLouth tournament with high expectations but had to rebound to finish fifth. The Chargers came into the tournament last week off a loss to Atchison County Community High School-Effingham and only two losses on the season. The other loss was to first round opponent [...]
by Dennis Sharkey Since the Christmas break the Oskaloosa Bears have been on the wrong end of some tough losses, but Saturday night was different against the McLouth Bulldogs. With the game tied at 59 and only 10 seconds left in the game senior Adam Bowser had the ball in his hands. “The main thing [...]
by Dennis Sharkey Valley Falls reserve Will Jones only had four points in the Dragons’ stunning win over the Jefferson West Tigers, but they were big. Jones scored the last four points in the Dragons’ 63-58 that clinched third place in the McLouth Invitational tournament Saturday night. Jones was in the right spot Saturday night [...]
by Dennis Sharkey The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend denial to a proposed strip club last week, but warned there is trouble ahead. “I think the citizens of Jefferson County should understand there’s no quick, easy fix to just saying that you can blanketly deny these type of operations in [...]
Ronald Lee “Ron” Edmonds, 65, a lifelong resident and longtime business owner of Oskaloosa, died Jan. 22, 2011, at his home.
Memorial services for Carl L. “Buster” Schaake, 87, Lawrence, were held Jan. 24 at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor.