The Fairfield Arts & Convention Center announces that Executive Director Lindsay Bauer will step down from her role effective May 1, 2026. Bauer, who began her tenure in July 2020, […]
Read more navigate_nextContiTech Breaks Ground on $85 Million Expansion in Mount Pleasant
ContiTech officially broke ground Wednesday on a new state-of-the-art compounding center, marking a major expansion of its Mount Pleasant manufacturing facility and a continued investment in Southeast Iowa. The project […]
Read more navigate_nextNew London Schools Consider Moving Sixth Grade to Elementary Building
The New London Community School District is considering a proposal to move sixth-grade students from the middle school back to the elementary building, a change that could affect student learning, […]
Read more navigate_nextSalem City Council Member Announced
Residents in Salem, Iowa have elected a new member to the city council following last night’s special election. According to unofficial results released by the Henry County Auditor’s Office, Rosemary […]
Read more navigate_nextUPDATE Road Closure Extended for 170th Street
There has been an update with the culvert replacement project on 170th Street. Officials with the Henry County Engineer’s Office say that beginning Monday, April 13th, the road closure on […]
Read more navigate_nextMount Pleasant Man Arrested on Drug Charges in Burlington
A Des Moines County Sheriff’s Office traffic stop early Monday morning led to drug charges for a Mount Pleasant man. Deputies say the stop occurred at approximately 12:01 a.m. April […]
Read more navigate_nextIowa State Penitentiary Former Dentist Facing Disciplinary Charges
A dentist who previously worked for the State of Iowa is facing disciplinary charges from the Iowa Dental Board alleging improper and unprofessional conduct. The board has charged dentist Paul […]
Read more navigate_nextNew London Schools to Discuss Sixth-Grade Move at Special Board Meeting
NEW LONDON — The New London Community School District will hold a special board meeting this evening to continue discussions about a possible restructuring that would move sixth-grade students from […]
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