Burlington, IA News

• Burlington, IA News
• Burlington Area Businesses Rally In Support of Pushups For Charity
• Area Cash Grains
• Bachmann builds case
• Louisa Co. takes step to trail system
• 'My Fair Lady' fares well at auditorium
• Halloween hoards prowl downtown in search of - candy
• Workout will raise money for breast cancer
• Man tells police he's dealing drugs to take care of bill
• Moose Lodge to host Chili Challenge
• Burlington man pleads guilty to drug dealing
• Woman accused of texting drug deals
• Levee work near Odessa boat ramps planned
• Fuel-efficient vehicles to pay road-use fees?
• Church notes
• Hamilton, Ill., issues boil order
• Teachers check out new school
• Local man facing multiple drug charges
• Haunted schoolhouse invites attendees
• Staat's gets SEIRPC's largest loan
• Dustin Lee to perform in F.M.
• Columbus Junction busy with grants
• Final forum centers on manager search
• Correction
• Burlington man reaches deal in area break-ins
• Program presents 'bigger picture' for businesses
• Man faces sexual assault charge
• Area companies receive wellness awards
• For the Record
• Different breed of pop artist at SCC
• Church rebirth in-spires
• Airlines make cases to fly for local airport
• Area Cash Grains
• Pro-life activist runs for president
• Friends of the Depot seeking volunteers
• Officials plan question-free drug takeback
• Mental health work group wraps up
• Turning blue
• Area Cash Grains
• Bachmann to host town hall meeting
• Murder-mystery show this weekend
• Teens nabbed for extortion
• Crack dealer pleads guilty
• Worden: Chief's hiring, firing is his call
• For the Record
• State issues rollback order on assessed values
• Council leaning toward hiring consultant
• Corrections & clarifications
• Board conducting job evaluations
• Becoming lifelong readers, writers
• Area Cash Grains
• 3rd strike, but not out
• Three injured after driver loses control
• Residential fire under investigation
• Pot, burglary charges net probation
• Meth supplier given probation
• Man dies in crash
• Grade A Plus plans anti-drug abuse activities
• For the Record
• Final Burlington council candidate forum is Thursday
• Employer wins Patriot Award thanks to grateful serviceman
• Crowbar assaulter given 52 years
• Gym-sized sale attracts bargain hunters
• Good deals for a great cause
• Council discusses manager search
• Board reviews literacy program
• Avoiding a close shave
• What happens when you die?
• To-do list looms in mental health redesign
• Harrowing hayrack ride through park scares kids silly
• Family Fun Fest doesn't disappoint at Notre Dame
• Renteria, McCampbell have legal issues
• SEISO hits home run
• Racers focus on challenges
• For the Record
• Ghost, goblins to descend on downtown Oct. 28
• Enjoy the great outdoors at the Port of Burlington
• Area Cash Grains
• For the Record
• Fort Madison man killed riding his bike on highway
• Ready for areatrick-or-treating?
• Paul's message resonates
• Farmers pleasantly surprised by harvest
• Rumor of gun at M.P. school was a false alarm
• Harkin moves forward on NCLB reform
• Seniors 'saddle up' at health fair
• F.M. fire leaves garage a total loss
• Flu shots to be mandatory next year at GRMC
• Church notes
• Teen charged with hosting a pot-smoking party
• T.T.T. celebrating its founding in M.P.
• 24-year sentence in Illinois child's death
• Scott mounts write-in effort for city council
• Probation violations net man prison
• Open house at clinic
• Iowa officials slowly cutting prison population
• Habitat is looking for volunteers
• For the Record
• Everything must go
• Encounter with watchful police officer nets local man drug charge
• Deer are more visible; drive with caution
• Carriers sought for regional airport
• Bank robber headed back to prison
• Area teens charged in vandalism
• Area Cash Grains
• West Burlington native hits right note with fellowship
• Third suspect arrested
• Readiness Center saluted
• RAB meeting focuses on safety
• Hinkle passing the torch
• For the Record
• Early morning fire under investigation
• Dolan: Citizens fed up with Congress
• Candidates highlight leadership in forum
• Board seeks to sell flood buyout property
• Area cash grains
• Helping out
• For the Record
• Economic development leader announces retirement
• Driver on phone at time of accident
• City candidates to share stage at event
• Church burglar avoids trial
• Caden Randal Rehm Correction
• Burlington council actions limit development
• Board looks at budgeting process revamp
• Army National Guard touts new Middletown digs
• Area cash grains
• Antique appraisal fundraiser set
• West Burlington school enrollment increases
• Turning Tama around
• Suspected pot dealer seeks dismissal
• Loebsack receives health advocate award
• Tribute showcases couple's love, longevity
• Tour gives close view of artistic process
• Housing ban on agenda
• Board to review gov. plan
• Cruising in the park
• Woman allegedly steals painting, throws it away
• Why does Iowago first?
• Trial set for dad accused of shaking baby
• State of play: Date could affect candidates
• Spread holiday cheer with cards for troops overseas
• Save the date
• Louisa County Trails Council seeking input
• Hands-on history program slated at Indian mounds
• Group teams up to build courtesy dock
• Grilling up a new tradition?
• 'Breaking the Invisible Chains' at NAACP event
• For the Record
• F.M. Public Library offering program for seniors
• Crowd can't help smiling at downtown Grouch Fest
• BHS grad honored for work in city management
• Be on alert for fake fundraising calls
• Third detained in burglary, vandalism
• Sewage meeting set for Des Moines
• Projected state revenues lowered $17.5 million
• Neighbors catch alleged thief in act
• Meeting will discuss substitute decision-making
• Library sees record demand for services
• Learn about making cookies at the library
• ISP workers protest staff levels
• Go on a hike to catch 'Seldom Seen Critters'
• F.M. gets $1M for safe room
• Corrections & clarifications
• Community gears up for Thanksgiving Dinner
• Church notes
• A scary tradition awaits
• 2 men arrested in Burlington home burglary, third sought
• Sign up for Great River Hospice Fun Run/Walk
• Shelter decision could change hands
• Sen. Grassley againstObama's plan
• Second man arrested in alleged rape
• Officer stumbles upon drug deal
• Neighborhood association to offer freshly cooked pork
• Man facing many drug charges
• Man charged with breaking son's leg
• Local woman charged yet again with drug dealing
• Historic buildings may be destroyed
• Heaton wants healthy option
• Corrections & clarifications
• City council will discuss creation of advisory board
• Area Cash Grains
• Advisory group see questions in Branstad education plan
• Haunted orchard opens for Halloween season
• For the Record
• Details yet to be released on submerged vehicle
• Deadline extended to Dec. 1 for Iowa community visioning program
• Courthouse investigation closes doors
• County adds F.M. to sale tax ordinance
• Council race narrows to four
• Columbus School Board OKs new plan
• Bel Canto Chorale set to kick another season of song
• Area officials: Pay on target
• Four headed to Burlington City Council ballot
• Three charged with damaging Des Moines County equipment
• Spooky meal planned Oct. 31
• SCC trustees approve early retirement plan
• Police probe break-in of Capitol Theater
• Pageant school helps prepare those seeking a pageant crown
• Keokuk man to plead insane
• Jackson hires part-time attorney
• Freedom Fund Banquet Saturday
• For the Record
• Fair sets sights on youth center
• Early muzzleloader deer season opens Saturday
• Area Cash Grains
• Taking steps to fight hunger
• Stand down for vets Tuesday
• School improvement panel to be named
• No one's drowsy at this knap-in
• For the Record
• Few contested races in area municipal elections
• Council to review library report
• Chili taste off Friday in C.J.
• Shaping city's future
• Polling locations
• Man stopped for light issue faces enhanced drug charges
• Man charged in school theft
• Loved ones remembered in local Walk to End Alzheimer's
• Local man charged with making meth
• Iowa ghosts subject of program
• Illinois man faces 30 years in prison
• F.M. will authorize open leaf burning
• Everything goes at first Chili Fest
• Clegg faces three drug delivery charges
• Can monarchs make it through parched Texas?
• Beloved district court judge dies
• Area man faces five drug charges
• Vilsack sees reasons to be hopeful
• Alleged stabber to stand trial
• Trial set for local woman on forgery charges
• Trailways crash sends 5 to hospital
• Shred your sensitive documents Oct. 21
• Register for free, guided youth pheasant hunt
• Member of Illinois counterfeit ring getting time in jail
• Hopefuls have manager qualities in mind
• Former IAAP workers unite at area luncheon
• Ed Thomas' son inspires businesses
• Couple carries on Civil War love story through old letters
• Walking the walk
• Conflict arises over alley
• Church notes
• Big River United Way sets $130K goal
• After years of crime, local man gets 5 years
• After theft, Burlington woman will not face jail time
• Register for Ukulele University at WIU
• Pitching the plan
• Vintage dolls to be auctioned off in Bonaparte
• Urine-splasher is found guilty
• Technical glitch causes repeated area sirens
• Opinions vary on new police station
• Luncheon set to honor former workers
• Local walks
• Homecoming tailgate party planned for special needs kids
• Henry Co. Dems to hold Harvest Rally
• Haunted asylum opens today in Louisa County
• Harkin says it's a mistake to ignore protests
• Group brings Indian feel to IWC
• For the Record
• Businesses, schools take to the streets for a healthier state
• Burlington Trailways bus crashes in Nebraska, 5 hospitalized.
• Area Cash Grains
• Teen titans
• States target similar goals
• Seeking openness
• Montrose man dies in accident
• Mediapolis native inducted into 4-H Hall of Fame
• Learning what it takes to be a leader
• Hopefuls eye bridge options
• Forum broadcast remains silent
• For the Record
• Eyesore getting green facelift
• Corrections & clarifications
• City council candidate forum set for Saturday
• Burlington Trailways bus crash injures more than 30 in Nebraska
• United Way pushes forward with fundraising efforts
• Transportation issues key at Tri-State Summit
• Branstad in Keosauqua to discuss education plan
• Area Cash Grains
• Alleged urine splasher testifies
• W.B. board seeking public input on ISL
• Remember Wesleyan showcases M.P. tenor, among others
• Post Office closed Monday
• Phones available for hearing impaired
• Big Hollow shooting range certification course offered
• Area Cash Grains
• Pet licenses available in F.M.
• Officers testify against unruly inmate
• Nauvoo attraction earns award
• Mental health revamp spurs concerns
• Loebsack takes residents' calls
• Illinois residents fight for post offices
• Hydrant flushing set
• For the Record
• Fish kill nil
• Candidates face off on city issues
• Board adopts Title VI
• Blood center set to move
• Branstad proposes education overhaul
• Area Cash Grains
• Supervisors take final look at precinct revamp
• Stained glass walking tour set
• Purse snatcher arrested for rape
• Official: Construction will have little affect on school
• Meth maker arrested
• Groups push youth, education as issues
• Former Supreme pays tribute to Lena Horne
• For the Record
• Fatal accident inquiry continues
• Emergency sirensget monthly tests
• Drug dealer admits guilt
• Crowbar assaulter seeks new trial
• Council hopefuls divided on taxes
• Condo plan passes first hearing
• Price of collecting changes
• Petition seeks aid for more workers
• Paying tribute to a legend
• Legal services offered today
• History on display
• Fabric plow available to farmers prevents soil erosion
• Corrections & clarifications
• Condo project on council agenda
• Community grieves loss, gives praise
• Candidates eye job needs in Burlington
• Paralyzed man handcycles way down river
• Officials uncertain what future holds for IWD
• Runners run with perseverance
• IWD access points offer little service
• Tickets remain for Simon Estes concert at Keokuk's Grand Theatre
• Annual Oktoberfest event a success
• An officer and a gentleman
• For the Record
• Schilling staff to hold mobile office hours
• Not his day to die
• Loebsack to hold town hall
• Thrift store brings lots of Goodwill
• School kicks off fitness program
• Pair charged with home burglary
• Illinois man killed in crash near Monmouth
• Historical artifacts, photos on display at Heritage Center
• Group chosen to give out emergency money
• GRHS out to create healthy Blue Zone
• For the Record
• Deer hunting regulations eliminated at Big Hollow
• Daughter accepts plea deal in theft case
• Church notes
• Burlington woman admits to buying precursors for meth
• Area Cash Grains
• Adult Catholics invited to meeting
• Corn maze to open on Western Ill. campus
• Consultant matches businesses with sites
• Citizens eye qualities for next manager
• Cameras catch suspects in Mepo high school theft
• C.J. sidewalk program working well
• Wal-Mart gives Corse school teachers $1,000
• Burlington man faces felony, serious assault charges
• Start Somewhere
• Son to take place of deceased dad in rock band
• Probation for store robber
• On the local landscape
• Man headed to court in nonprofit burglaries
• Local man charged with stealing car, driving to Ill.
• Iowa DNR leaf hotline, website available for fall color-seekers
• Freak deer accident injures woman
• For the Record
• Correction
• Area Cash Grains
• Air Choice One adds round-trip St. Louis flight
• About the initiative
• 'Odd Couple' hits workshop stage
• Drug suspect avoids prison
• Drug dealer arrested
• Corrections
• Condo developer's request spurs debate
• Traveling Civil War display coming to N.L.
• Towering achievement
• Mental health planning continues
• Lee County Dems to hold picnic
• For the Record
• Flower pot nets man trial date
• City council candidates to face off
• Church collecting Soles4Souls
• Art show finale schedule for Sun.
• Area Cash Grains
• 'Roadshow'-style event coming to area
• Drug suspect pleads guilty
• Courting awareness
• Correction
• Area Cash Grains
• 'Odd Couple' gets feminine touch courtesy of Players Workshop
• Students see India through author's eyes
• School walk remains elusive
• Ringing in the savings
• Police look for grocery store attackers
• Lee County offices plan evening hours
• Jail, courthouse seek connection update
• Fort Madison readies fall cleanup
• Band schools students on Dixieland
• Area Cash Grains
• 'I'm tired of living like that'
• Worden gives council retirement notice
• Voting precinct revamp on agenda
• Tax bills due Fri.
• Pot holder
• Planting community spirit
• Our kind of music
• Night hike set
• For the Record
• Defendant denies selling drugs, later pleads guilty to charge
• Carl Sandburg College hosting 'Drive for Life' simulator event
• Board members pass baton
• Burlington city manager announces retirement plans
• Notre Dame awards $100,000 prize
• New faces joining school board tonight
• Doors open to the past
• Doggone good art
• A staple of the season
• Trial set for teen in sex abuse case
• Pool finishes season with highest attendance in six years
• Is anybody listening?
• Ill. man accused of selling drugs in area
• Friday fire causes major damage to Keokuk home
• DADT is done. Is marriage act next for repeal?
• Comic books draw kids to library
• Bikers brave weather for good cause
• Region gears up for Tri-State Summit
• Police looking for hit-and-run suspect
• Part of Washington Street to be closed
• Man charged with shaking baby
• Man charged in stabbing at apartment complex
• Legislators: Per-diem reform not needed
• Landing a super sparkler
• Headlight stop results in drug charges
• Harkin: Dems will fight to stay in White House
• For the Record
• Flood buyouts to be complete over 2 months
• Church notes
• Chili Fest set for Oct. 8
• Area Cash Grains
• Baptist church dinner canceled
• Wapello sets goals for school head
• Area REAP meeting is coming up
• Three area men in jail after high-speed chase
• Area cash grains
• Six will face off for W.B. council
• SEIRPC streamlining a primary committee
• Popular archery deer season set to open in October
• Man suffers 'incapacitating' injuries to legs
• Man faces charges in area break-ins
• Help available for area homeowners
• Grape Festival competition results released
• Fraise decides not to seek eighth term
• For the Record
• DMCRC holds season's final riding show
• Corrections & clarifications
• Ceremony honors Civil War dead at Keokuk cemetery
• Car seat check is set for Saturday
• BHS selected to receive school safety money
• Writing down history
• Grand jury indicts man for drug trafficking
• Gas tax sees support in the region
• Friends of Depot hope to get back on track
• For the Record
• Woman charged with forgery
• Courtney will campaign to keep Dem control
• Vote spurs debate regarding purchase of fire dept. vehicle
• Courtney seeks fourth term
• United Way of Henry Co. starts drive
• Celebrate your dog's art in Fort Madison
• Students do the math and have some fun
• Big River U.W. plans kick-off
• Senator wants to see options
• Area cash grains
• Robber walks with $6 after convenience store assault
• Annual kite festival offers high-flying fun
• Region's events among North America's best
• 3rd strike and maybe not out
• Port Louisa refuge deck ready for use
• Pen museum making its mark
• Peaceful efforts fill air
• Nauvoo seniors plan luncheon
• Loebsack seeks transparency
• Hedline
• Savagely beaten woman recalls attack
• Pro wrestling matches set for hospice benefit
• Port authority fine tunes projects
• Police search for business burglars
• Police arrest Michigan man for stabbing incident
• Planned water well site meets state requirements
• M.P. trash hauler closes shop
• For the Record
• DNR grants aim to help department fight wildfires
• Board approves refinancing $1.4M in debt
• Blood drive today
• WEST BURLINGTON - West Burlington Avenue will be closed between Van Weiss Street and Pennington Street today for water main repairs.
• United Way campaign kicks off with luncheon
• Street closure set
• Sedlacek eager to get education
• SCC enrollment dips after record high
• Area Cash Grains
• Alliant tree program plans distribution event
• Alaniz unveils Xerox tech
• 'Firebug' comment spurs lawyer change
• Past pops up in field
• Officials seek to honor industrial past
• Mobile home fire was accidental
• Iowa's first two deer seasons open Saturday
• Henderson County set to hold first hazard mitigation meeting
• Future of former county home remains uncertain
• For the Record
• Fight video leads to charges for pair
• Dutch oven class offering tasty opportunity
• Democrats host fundraiser today
• Court officials going after unpaid fines, fees
• Area Cash Grains
• Amtrak resumes Chicago-to-Calif. service route
• A flying fish tale
• Purse theft could get man 10 years
• 17-year-old charged for sex with minor
• 'Iron Horse' subject of county historical society town meeting
• Incumbents see mixed results in school races
• Incumbents keeping W.B. seats
• Burlington board getting new blood
• Supervisors look to refinance loan
• Skating down the river
• School board polls open today; voting sites announced
• Road closure set
• Recognizing its place in history
• Question of property owners' rights
• For the Record
• Drawn to opportunity
• Correction
• City manager's proposed raise put on hold
• Church arson suspect seeking new attorney
• Board reviews ACT scores
• Area Cash Grains
• Reflections on display
• Preserving history
• Picnic recognizes anniversary of 9/11
• Pageant seeks contestants
• M.P. to host band contest
• City manager pay to be reviewed
• Burlington to flush hydrants
• Burlington School Board to review ACT scores today
• Forestry Field Day coming up
• For the Record
• Astronomy club to host parent-child event this month
• The annual Pleasant Grove, Henry County Cemetery Board meeting will be at 7 p.m. Monday at Danville Community Building in the park.
• United Way-funded agencies
• United Way set to kick off annual campaign
• Public is invited to tag monarchs
• Man, 18, faces sexual abuse charges
• Man injured in motorcycle crash
• GOP candidates make debut
• Fundraiser event 'bittersweet moment'
• A party ending for rodeo
• 600 help in Paint-A-Thon
• 'This brings it all back'
• Burlington man faces charge of sexual abuse
• Blood drops could tell the tale of church break-in
• Area man convicted on meth charges
• VNA loss leaves gap in local nursing
• Meeting to discuss lack of interpreters
• Man says work disturbed family grave
• Local man charged with escaping
• Local law enforcement closes gap
• Local dad accused of shaking baby
• County Republican fundraiser is tonight
• Correction
• Competition unmatched
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Tom Sands announces re-election plans
• SCC to offer fall history classes
• Road work mishap sends 1 to hospital
• Riders blaze way around barrels
• Rep introduces transparency bill
• BizLink to hear from Ill. state lawmakers
• B'ton officer injured in head-on collision
• Astronaut to speak at WIU series
• Area lawmakers react to speech
• Area Cash Grains
• Grassley mum on Republican choice
• Eerily empty airspace
• Details released in fatal crash
• County foundation surpasses $3 million
• Commission votes to reclaim graveyard
• Board hopefuls face questions
• Board candidates tackle fighting
• Defendant says goodbye to freedom
• Candidates discuss budget cuts
• Area Cash Grains
• Worden says meeting wasn't necessary
• Security a way of life
• School election forum tonight
• Pink Heals Tour rolling into Iowa for the first time
• Man killed in vehicle accident
• Local 9/11 observances
• Intersection work begins today in W.B.
• Gifford receives pay raise
• Funds allegedly stolen from Grimes PTO
• For the Record
• Fans saddle up for opening day of rodeo
• Wesleyan events mark 9/11 anniversary
• Sedlacek vying for Iowa House seat
• School Board candidates sound off on issues at forum
• Open house today
• Meth dealer avoids prison
• Lee County supervisors vote to shift districts, precincts
• Lee Co. adjusting to IWD closure
• Jackson, Cahill spar over office funding
• For the Record
• Candidates offer views on use of JMMS
• Business owner: Change attitude at city hall
• Baseball fans will swing by card and memorabilia show
• Baker out of running
• Attack changed firefighting
• Area Cash Grains
• Discharge dumps wastewater into Mississippi River
• Comments anger union officials
• Car vandalism draws deferred sentence
• Capitol work will alter traffic
• Six seeking seats on W.B. school board
• School election polling site moves
• Old Threshers rolls away
• Military members get in free at rodeo
• Labor's love not lost at parade
• KPL takes food, waives fines
• Kitten survives recycling
• For the Record
• Council to reduce greens fees
• Cool weather closes Dankwardt pool one day early
• W.B. hires firm to check sewers
• Tale of two rivers
• Refuge home to trumpeter swan
• Outlaws shoot 'em up for fun
• Keokuk Labor Day Parade marches ahead
• Festival on Wheels tops off Nauvoo event
• Come and get it
• Burlington mom pleads guilty to drunken driving
• 'Journey Stories' exhibit comes to Nauvoo in 2012
• Village time stands still
• Toiling away
• Sept. celebrates getting a library card
• Saturday storm knocks out power to 6,000 in the area
• Rodeo celebrates special time
• Palin turns tea party rally into 'tease' party
• Local teen faces drug charge
• Labor Day finds many wishing they didn't have a day off
• Hometown boy gets feet wet in opener
• Wapello revises park plan
• Staff turmoil keeps RUSS projects on hold
• School makes due in heat
• Saloon girls feel flirty
• Local woman faces another charge of drunken driving
• Local businesses, offices adjust hours for Labor Day holiday weekend
• Iowans struggle with open records laws on every level
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Carthage man killed in bike-car accident
• Burlington man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Board candidates to face questions
• Area Cash Grains
• Supervisors eye insurance board shift
• Roosevelt lane restrictions begin Tuesday
• Rep still working on flood center
• Military vehicles move in
• Local daughter charged in break-in of father's house
• Local bank pays back to program, gets more money
• Limited rainfall puts area in D-2 drought designation
• Learn how to sell on eBay at library
• Iowa dove season began Thursday
• HIV positive woman wants probation in child molestation case
• For the Record
• Car festival set to celebrate 35th year
• Area Cash Grains
• 7 candidates return papers for council run
• Visiting Nurses closes after 102 years of service
• Significant signs
• Shuttle service offered at rodeo
• Parent-children program Sept. 10
• Mother's death linked to son
• W.B. conducts sewer testing
• Time of transfer continues to raise ire of property owners
• Loebsack: Washington is frustrating
• For the Record
• County proceeds with sewer system
• Congressman backs airport subsidy
• Area Cash Grains
• Pot O' Blue and Gold going strong
• Hunter safety class will begin Sept. 6
• Fish fry attracts large crowds to Gulfport
• Fantasies take flight at fair
• Downtown movie slated for Friday
• City council will discuss Manor marketing hire
• Born to be mild
• Small town, country fun
• Pucker up and spit!
• For the Record
• Finding melodrama at Old Threshers Theater Museum
• Annual special rodeo coming up
• 1929 car and airplane to be at airport
• To destroy or not to destroy
• Agreement lets students get UI degree online
• Shaver steps toward council
• Residents get an education on the Constitution
• Mason puzzled by UI ranking as 'party school'
• Local participants compete well at fair
• For the Record
• F.M., M.P. awarded Challenge Grants
• Dream of MLK Memorial
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• State wellness initiative gets business boost
• Snake Alley facelift work set to continue
• Preservation Station opening delayed
• Pancakes to kick off Grape Festival
• Mickael will seek help from other school districts
• Legal aid will be at courthouse
• Lawsuit won't halt IWD office closures
• Gibbons comes from educators
• For the Record
• DMC roads will be painted
• Central Avenue to be closed today
• C.J. citizens will pay for sidewalks
• Braving a different storm
• Area Cash Grains
• Seeking parental advice
• Keeping pace with technology
• For the Record
• Augusta switching bridges
• Area Cash Grains
• Shooting course slated for today
• Well permit agreement remains on hold
• USPS starts closure study
• Ties that bind us
• SCC, UI ready to ink agreement
• BHS club seeking volunteers for parent-teacher organization
• Armchair travelers set to take flight to faraway destinations
• Area Cash Grains
• Leopold Center gets boost with $365K grant
• Lane reduction set
• For the Record
• County eyes cremation to cut costs
• Constitution class to be scheduled for this weekend
• Board eyes long-range plan
• Board assumes trustee duties
• Back to School for Burlington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Street reduced to one lane this week
• Skunk River Bridge set to be closed
• Robberts calls for student-focused mindset
• Post office hosts town hall meeting
• Lack of rain puts region's crops in jeopardy
• For the Record
• Corrections & clarifications
• Bypass work on fast track
• Baker seeks council return
• Area Cash Grains
• Agreement on water well drilling on board's agenda
• An afternoon of beautiful music
• Mentoring program helps guide young minds
• Fun hones firefighter skills
• Locals pack to help feed those in need
• Kids learn the blues
• In a one-room world
• Crowd watches abandoned house burn
• Council approves new precinct lines
• Babysitter charged with sexual abuse
• Area cash grains
• 13-year-old girl killed in ATV crash
• 'Tin Goose' is coming to Burlington airport
• Watermans charged in theft cases
• State patrol looking into car-bike crash
• SIREPA changes consulting firms
• Paint-A-Thon coming up
• Oquawka man faces sexual abuse charge
• Neuweg becomes Eagle Scout
• Local student to share ideas with gov
• Local man gets 10 years in meth case
• KPI given 10-year tax abatement
• Foul play not suspected in woman's death
• DMC mulls refinancing landfill, E911 debt
• 'Open your books, please'
• Boat on river catches fire, sinks
• Board will discuss sewer issues
• Area Cash Grains
• Alleged robber carried drill bit
• W.B. starts tackling city's sewer issues
• Too cool for school
• Teens react to river scare
• Suspect charged in burglary case
• School zone patrols begin
• Police: Four nabbed with $100,000 in pot
• IWC students volunteer to remodel The Fellowship Cup
• IWC students volunteer to remodel The Fellowship Cup
• Former mayor wants city bill paid
• For the Record
• Teens charged with fire
• Students ready to move up
• Anderson seeks council position
• 'Los' charged with selling crack throughout area
• Old Zion hosts open house
• Medical examiner loses two investigators
• Judge rules sex abuse suspect mentally incompetent
• For the Record
• Drug dealer admits to crime
• Deputy stops Keokuk robber
• Businessman looking to make a difference
• Board takes time on Reserve decision
• Back-to-back September festivals will appeal to art enthusiasts
• Area Cash Grains
• Wilson plans design change
• Well rules pact on agenda
• Starting with a positive
• School tests alarm alert system
• Mt. Pleasant school board election correction
• Man pleads guilty to stealing from Burlington home, vehicles
• Man dies in ATV accident
• Making it official
• Judge gives teen vandal second chance
• For the Record
• Drug charges land woman a 10-year prison sentence
• Council approves Capitol Theater donation
• Board OKs meal fee increases
• Area Cash Grains
• Building needs $3.5M facelift
• Sweet on sweet corn
• City council will decide on $30,000 Capitol donation
• Celebration extended
• Bridge work begins today
• Road slated to close
• School board to act on breakfast fee increase
• Volunteers sink their feet in Mississippi mud for cleanup
• Plugging away at Leopold
• Murray praises South Hill association
• Letter perfect
• Ill. coach charged with sexual abuse
• For the Record
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Beach closed at area state park
• Sink your teeth into an ear
• PAW shelter: Look out for imposter
• Group to present findings on creek
• Griffin makes another run for council
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Agency providing meals for elderly
• Underground storage leak found at Burlington gas station
• Woman won't serve time on meth charges
• Supes sued over rezoning
• Studio buys 'Barefoot Bandit's' film rights for $1 million
• Murray to speak at South Hill meeting
• More than a college education
• Medical board files charges against Bedi
• Leopold to get sidewalk
• For the Record
• Firm admits mistake to C.J. council
• E911 board turns to supervisors for help paying off debt
• Discipline on minds of board members
• Area Cash Grains
• Henry, Lee counties to hold school elections
• Volunteers are all ears
• Road lane reduced
• Preparing for worst-case scenarios
• Fundraiser set for Farmington museum
• For the Record
• E911 Board looks to right wrong addresses
• Des Moines County draws new precincts
• Area cash grains
• Meal slated to raise funds for Pioneer Historical Museum
• Mayor: Talk of land sale options illegal
• M.P. residents take the road less traveled
• Keouk library foundation purchases new databases
• Jefferson Street work continues
• Historic byways gets new look via signage
• Grief workshop set
• Golf club grounds keeper claims age discrimination
• For the Record
• Emergency responders conduct exercise at SCC
• Des Moines County Fair Horse Show results announced
• Board seeks to fill trustee positions
• Board approves landfill credits
• * Marlis Robberts' name was spelled incorrectly in a story Tuesday. Robberts is one of six Burlington residents vying for a seat on the Burlington School Board.
• Area Cash Grains
• Teachers returning despite dispute
• Mold found in Burlington High School classroom
• Murray takes out election paperwork
• For the Record
• County help sought in cleanup
• City sees Capitol pitch
• Citizens vie for school boards
• Charities benefit from golf outing
• Bridge project an election issue
• SCC trustees approve president's 2011-12 goals
• Road closed today
• Area Cash Grains
• Sealcoating project to resume today
• New Preservation Station to open
• Man makes trek to honor mother
• Dog handlers compete for top honors
• Council looks at Capitol donation
• Bringing the battle to life
• C-Span bus launches Iowa tour
• Residents act locally in grassroots efforts
• Testing their political mettle
• Meet (and join) the GOP candidates
• Local bull steers his way to fair honor
• Explaining the Ames Straw Poll
• Barbecue contest in West Point
• Annual Brew Fest a big draw
• A day of service
• Woman charged in child sex acts has HIV
• Walking in their shoes
• Scott taking another run at council
• Occupants escape fire unharmed
• Mount Pleasant street to be reduced
• Kaufman will sit on DHS committee
• Grandma gets 15 years for starving girl
• Garrett to go to trial for firing gun
• Four goals given to Wapello's new school superintendent
• For the Record
• Commission gives Wapello recommendation on city alley
• Church notes
• Candidates weigh in on economy
• Area Cash Grains
• Tri-State Rodeo ticket packages available
• Sharing water with world
• Police looking into area burglaries
• Pilot bruised when crop-duster crashes in Iowa
• 5 & V will show double feature
• 'Tar Dog' escapes certain doom
• Get ready to clean up the Mississippi
• For the Record
• Fire marshal chides Wilson for request
• Father, sons face charges in burglaries
• Corrections & clarifications
• Area Cash Grains
• AG weighs options in Richards case
• Winfield flight honored
• Vehicle crashes hospitalize two
• Kruse prepares for bid for state Senate seat in 2012
• Iowa will become center of political universe
• For the Record
• Fla. man faces charge after stabbing in Wever
• Fire truck tour bringing color of hope
• Finding a fix for a messy situation
• Car thief avoids prison
• Authorities searching for office burglar
• Area Cash Grains
• Annual Relay for Life sprinting toward Friday start date
• Sewer support waning in Augusta
• Sealcoating set to continue today
• Ribbons, plaques, awards distributed
• Overlay project awarded
• National Night Out event targets safety
• Man who denied robbing neighbor because there was nothing worth stealing sentenced
• Iowa senators unite in opposition
• Former Fairfield golf coach sentenced for DUI
• For the Record
• City leaders will discuss sanitary, storm systems
• Check forger avoids prison
• Burlington Memorial Band performs relay race, of a sorts
• Burglar receives deferred judgment
• Area Cash Grains
• Voters opt for status quo
• Two appointed to F.M. city council
• Region's congressmen split on debt limit vote
• July heat beats normal temps but falls short of records
• Hot temps a concern for lifestock at fair
• For the Record
• Election today to decide county board selection
• Corrections & clarifications
• City approves 12-year Community Field lease
• Burlington Habitat begins raising funds
• Branstad calls for closure moratorium
• Area Cash Grains
• Action disputed by union
• 'Dr. No' earns approval at luncheon
• Supervisors will OK guidelines for Augusta
• Siren test Wed.
• Raising hope and more
• Installation tips for rear-facing seats
• Two injured in stabbing
• Train traffic stalls as barges hit railroad bridge protection
• Today at the fair
• Residents may have reduced water pressure
• Community Field lease on agenda
• Chain-saw artist shows off talent at fair
• Car seat shopping tips
• Canine cuddles draw a crowd
• Belt-positioning booster seats
• Church looking for volunteers
• Burlington gears up for Night Out
• Belt-positioning booster seats
• Installation tips for rear-facing seats.
• When shopping for a car safety seat, keep the following tips in mind:
• Work on streets begins Monday
• What is your child's life worth?
• Today at the fair (Sunday)
• Today at the fair
• Neighbors get together at South Hill block party
• Hard work pays off at sheep show
• For the Record
• Argyle residents won't pay sewer bills
• Area man to be named 'Illinoisan of the Day' at fair
• IWD prepares for closures at 31 offices
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Catholics come up with a new plan
• Body of missing teen found near Bentonsport
• Wind power coming to Burlington?
• Area Cash Grains
• W.B. schools see changes
• Today at the fair (Saturday)
• Residents warned about fraudulent fundraiser
• Quilt guild shows off pieces of art
• Pilot escapes serious injury as plane crashes in cornfield
• Organization to mark 25 years
• Middle schools to start earlier
• Melvin family reunion coming up
• LaHarpe is getting ready to go back to school
• Kearns lays out Legislature's remaining work
• Burlington students start enrolling soon
• Battle of Athens celebrates anniversary
• Yeiter's know-how spanned 41 years
• Today at the fair
• Septemberfest seeks vendors
• Santorum leads town hall forum
• Neighbor saves local family from fire
• Kids turn into teachers
• Jurors say guilty verdict would stand
• Energy drink leads to suspect's arrest
• Dems call for special session on IWD closures
• Correction
• Area Cash Grains
• Clover is Des Moines County Fair Queen
• Branstad vetoes IWD-saving efforts
• Area Cash Grains
• Two injured in boating accident
• Teen starts off well in disc tourney
• Stamp of Americana
• SEIRPC approves work program
• Santorum to hold town halls in southeast Iowa
• Salvation Army hosts school supplies giveway
• Richards gets new murder, arson trial
• Republicans to host ice cream social at DMC Fair
• Politics are still at play in debt ceiling debate
• Officials break up burglary operation
• Jackson looking to hire another full-time assistant attorney
• For the Record
• County wants out of detention center
• Area Cash Grains
• * A photo caption for a story about the Neil and Caroline Schaffner play "Meeting Daisy Dallas" in Thursday's Weekend section provided incorrect information about the cast. The character of Ed Worthen is played by Richard Shappell, of Mount
• Union turns down Roquette's latest offer
• Texting blamed in head-on collision
• Sweet corn is all ears
• Sign up now for rodeo contests
• Outdoor classroom taking shape
• Man found dead in his Danville home
• Illegal immigrant gets 10 years
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Chain-reaction collision sends five people to hospital
• C.J. council appoints a new member
• Author: Manufacturing key to caucus
• 'Iraq' accepts DM prosecutor's plea deal
• 'Bonnie and Clyde' each get 35 years
• Wiedemeier updates 61 Coalition on road efforts
• Union rejects Roquette offer
• Burlington to abate Apollo school
• Area Cash Grains
• Registration for rodeo is coming up
• Prosecutors offer plea agreement to local woman in meth case
• Police believe fingertip bandit found
• Pacesetters help launch United Way campaign
• Oak St. mobile classroom sold
• In exchange for plea deal, boyfriend will go to prison instead of girlfriend
• Heroes greeted with open arms
• Harkin has doubts about debt ceiling deal
• For the Record
• Fall Fest vendors sought in F.M.
• F.M. Main Street gets $500K grant
• W.B. council approves abatement for new theater
• Union to vote on contract proposal from Roquette
• Soybean association to host event
• Soldiers will return today
• Senator expects action
• Relief from heat in sight
• New trees need attention
• Local artist works day and night
• Legal Aid attorney to help Aug. 1
• For the Record
• Board approves 1-year deal with BEA
• Area Cash Grains
• W.B. OKs plan to improve track, field
• Quick-thinking child saves toddler
• Pawlenty to headline Henry Co. fundraiser
• Paving, bridge work to close rural roads
• One-year BEA contract up for school board approval
• Leopold band director takes up Muni Band baton
• Health risks rise with heat
• For the Record
• County will run Argyle sewer system
• Corrections & clarifications
• Cleanup turns to IAAP's Line 1
• Change comingto CPCs
• Area Cash Grains
• Wilson appeals city staff's rejection of building plans
• Wellmark talks insurance cost increases, health care's future
• Water main breaks during test
• Vilsack to announce run for Congress
• Stay cool, hydrated
• River cleanupset for Aug. 13
• Region feels the heat
• Man gets probation on delivery charge
• Man gets probation for lascivious acts
• Lost flip flop leads to arrest
• For the Record
• County foots RUSS sewer bills for Argyle
• Corrections & clarifications
• Computer use policy up for discussion
• Columbus votes 3-2 to drop IASB
• Area developers descend on council meeting
• Woman pleads guilty to lesser drug charge
• Area Cash Grains
• Woman petitions to keep county offices
• Woman gets drug court for delivery
• Stitching together support
• Muscatine's LED bridge lights may stay dark for awhile
• Ice Cream Day ride draws small crowd
• For the Record
• Fair begins under a sweltering sun
• DNR's upland game survey begins Aug. 1
• Vote set today on floodplain FEMA map
• Woman in hospital after car accident on U.S. 218
• SnakeBall event draws a crowd
• Second local teen pleads guilty to vandalizing cars
• Safety classes set to start
• Retiree details DMC's Civil War history
• Mediapolis Class of '71 plans reunion
• Local man is seeking detailed police records
• For the Record
• Burlington man accused in rash of area break-ins
• Battle of the bowl
• Beginning at 7 a.m. Monday, the 3100 block of Agency Street, just west of Columbus Drive in Burlington, will be reduced to one lane of traffic each direction controlled by signs and cones.
• FORT MADISON - The Old Fort Players will hold auditions from 2 to 3:30 p.m. today and Sunday for their upcoming musical "Taffeta's" at the theater, 725 Avenue G, Fort Madison.
• Woodphlock will go on as planned
• Woman accused of driving drunk with daughter in car
• W.B. woman guilty on drug charges only
• Temps in 90s boil over into heat warning
• School board election season begins
• OnStar leads police to bizarre case
• New doctor joins F.M. clinic
• Man will face trial after pot found in garage
• Illinois woman accused of punching a police officer
• Getting off the ground
• Down on the farm, rich investors pay for big potential
• Church notes
• Baxter's Vineyard winemaking contest winners announced
• Area cash grains
• Workshop original to take the stage
• Tillage field day set for Tuesday
• Snakeballs wind down twisted alley
• Local man finally sentenced
• Imagine Campaign nears end of public meetings, one more remaining
• Girl Scouts embark on European trip
• Court rules no expert testimony needed for feces
• Corrections & clarifications
• Commanding presence
• C.J. looks to improve area sidewalks
• Board: Teams must check accounts
• Area cash grains
• Local foods to be spotlighted at dinner
• Horse and buggy accident hurts one
• For the Record
• County OKs workers' comp changes
• Class of 1991 seeking classmates
• Board wants Oak St. school used
• Attorney quits county after cut in hours
• Area cash grains
• Volunteers needed
• State preschool funds revive district's options
• Pforts touts testing tool
• Passports available in Keokuk
• House passes flood insurance reform bill
• For the Record
• Familiar names lend talents to festival benefit
• F&M Bank & Trust closing two branches
• District puts price tag on Oak St. Middle School
• Board OKs controversial rezoning
• Area cash grains
• Traffic reduced to a single lane Thursday
• Teacher targets larger lessons
• Supervisors hear presentation on drug court
• Summer program offers healthy meals
• Simone given new contract
• Reserving possibilities
• Probation violation leads to jail time
• Man injured in bicycle crash
• Team captains' meeting set for today
• Supervisors plan third rezoning vote
• Contractor concerns taken off council table
• Contest takes the cupcake
• Coach pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Board votes to reassign principals
• Area cash grains
• Second probation violation nets jail time
• Relay for Life sprinting toward August start date
• Missing tortoise returned to grateful owner
• Meth maker avoids wife testifying
• IAAP change of command Thurs.
• For the Record
• Fair rule has some champing at the bit
• Strong Kids effort fueled
• Street work starting
• Staff defends actions
• School board eyes principal changes
• Plank Road will be closed today
• Making a house a home
• For the Record
• 'Horsing' around at the Henry County Fair
• Mediapolis man's impulse purchase got him an island
• Grassley makes headway on ATF inquiry
• Church notes
• Church collecting life jackets today for STAND
• Area Cash Grains
• Archery event set for today
• A wish come true for local girl
• 57-year-old desert tortoise, Wally, missing
• Wapello to raise sewer, water rates
• Preserving MHI's past
• Nursing home to close doors
• Worker suffers concussion after fall
• Steward wants to keep closer eye on GE
• South Hill association to meet Saturday
• Sixth-graders to show off work
• Residents mull voting process for supes
• New prison takes shape
• Loebsack calls for flood hearing
• High school counselors offer help after student's death
• Henry County Fair to receive barn quilts
• For the Record
• DMC supes eye reserve center for sheriff's department
• Argyle teen may be connected to string of business burglaries
• Area kids ready to show animals off at the fair
• Area Cash Grains
• AO wins environmental award
• High-speed chase on highway leads to drug charges for Burlington man
• For the Record
• Camouflage topic of tot program
• Attorney seeks to challenge Loebsack
• Area Cash Grains
• Shoe burner booked for home burglary
• Senator expects deal on debt
• Raising expectations
• Low-rent housing signup July 19
• Keokuk ends effort to restore underground brick arches
• Hinrichs ready to helm W.B. elementary
• Free swim turns into free-for-all
• Fort Madison council loses two members
• Wound doesn't deter hitchhiker
• Suspect opts for own DNA testing
• Supervisors approve evacuation plan for Lee County buildings
• Santorum builds message
• Rezoning request stirs county concern
• Police keep probing heists
• Love of geography gives direction to Illinois artist's work
• For the Record
• Developers ask council to inspect inspectors
• Despite dust up, board OKs new hire
• Blaze deemed suspicious
• Area Cash Grains
• Trail runners
• Property rezoning on agenda
• Painkiller forger nabbed for burglary
• MHI celebrating 150th anniversary
• Illinois legal website puts court information in public's hands
• For the Record
• City salutes its firefighters
• City eyes sale of $5.34M in sewer bonds
• Balloon event set to soar
• Woman charged in child molestation
• Visitors get glimpse at early Nauvoo
• Patriots rally for beliefs
• Mark Gerard, vet involved in cases of horse fraud
• Fundraising for Van Allen home is taking many forms
• Area man accused of selling drugs to informant
• Fort Madison man dies in train accident
• Biggsville Fire Department damaged by fire
• Two injured in vehicle fire
• They set the rockets' red glare
• Players abuzz over four-legged friends
• For the Record
• Couple ready to take helm at Salvation Army
• Council meeting rescheduled
• 256 miles and plenty of sore feet later, runners reach mark
• Local woman sentenced to 10 years in methamphetamine case
• Legislative session ends after going extra nine weeks
• Learn about nature at free program
• Inability to be quiet, sit still leads to even more charges for man
• Hayden gets plea deal in burglaries
• Harkin favors call for raising revenue
• GPAEA to have new chief administrator in Jon Sheldahl
• For the Record
• Drug case results in woman's probation
• Why politicians are stymied
• Drive for show, putt for dough
• W.B. man charged with growing pot in garage
• Chiropractic office eighth business to suffer break-in
• Texting ban goes into effect today
• Burlington man faces prison time in yet another burglary
• Still time to take part in Imagine
• Area Cash Grains
• Slithering snakes thrill kids
• Adding it up
• Shovels turn over city's share of Flint River Trail
• Public comment sought
• M.P. man dead after standoff in Illinois
• Kilpeck Landing opened to public
• For the Record
• Developers look to create subdivision
• BHS graduate modeled for famous TV detective
• Area Cash Grains
• State reduces Mount Pleasant IWD office hours
• Neighbors oppose rezoning request
• Board OKs safe room funds
• Area Cash Grains
• Region's rainfall
• Police investigate stabbing
• Mental health funding troubling
• Keokuk receives brunt of storm
• Jesco sues Henderson Co. for $30M
• Heavy rains spur mudslides in areas of Keokuk
• For the Record
• Enriching summer with learning
• Council tours city to assess needs
• Corrections & clarifications
• Board seeks public input on rezoning
• African-American program today
• Man faces charges in high-speed chase
• M.P. contingent to minister in Joplin
• M.P. band to raise money for Joplin music programs
• Local teens accused of vandalizing vehicles
• Has Safety Town seen its last class?
• Harkin watches middle class
• Friends say tearful goodbye to Otto
• For the Record
• Discovering new history
• Cut funds threaten school ties
• Bees and SOFT teaming up to help supply local troops
• Reliving the glory days of the '50s and '60s
• Man gets five years for bank robberies
• Magician to perform in Mount Pleasant
• Local man arrested after shots fired
• Henry County to close camping grounds today
• Hedline
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Another business suffers break-in
• Sterzing's changes families
• Session end in sight
• Parlor, studio set to mark anniversary
• Obama troop plan fails Harkin test
• National flood center wanted
• Maple Hills fire under investigation
• Man pleads guilty to dealing methamphetamine
• Man charged with assault after chase
• ISP by the numbers
• Hedline
• For the Record
• F.M. Moose Lodge celebrates 100th
• District 9 corn board vote set July 12
• A Burlington woman who struck a deal with prosecutors and agreed to testify against her husband will not go to prison for her part in running a mom-and-pop meth lab.
• Corrections & clarifications
• Toy show part of Railroad Days
• Community players to present 'Spelling Bee'
• SEIRPC renews executive director Norris' contract
• Ceremony marks new Klein
• Reception set for departing Salvation Army captain
• Penitentiary wants to be a good neighbor
• Patrols on alert for drunk boaters
• Block of Valley closed today
• Area magician wows kids at library
• Area Cash Grains
• Area airports get federal grants
• Boating arrests, fatalities, accidents
• Board adopts future goals for schools
• 'Flood czar' returns to Gulfport
• Power outage affects 1,400
• Mother dog nurses orphaned raccoons
• Jury finds couple guilty
• ITBS scores decrease for schools
• Hancock Co. sheriff resigns months into new term
• For the Record
• Family responds to shots
• Circus is coming to Burlington
• Buyout process enters next stage
• Board set to adopt future goals
• Artist puts 'fearless' work on display
• Area Cash Grains
• Snake tale spurs DNR to investigate
• Rodeo Queen contestants sought
• Road work results in restricted traffic
• Revenue statement on ballot
• Private gardens will be made public this weekend
• Power outage hits east central Lee County
• Offices explore combined workspace
• Ill. DNR weighing options on levee
• Area Cash Grains
• Green Bikes aim to get F.M. moving
• For the Record
• Endangerment charge denied
• Dept. finishes flood recovery projects
• County is a success story in eyes of IDED director
• Correction
• Board funds attorney replacement
• Trial starts for couple
• Steamboat Days weathers the weather
• Public will be updated on prison
• June wetter than usual
• Iowa Tea Party bus tour offers tips for caucus
• Former Danville superintendent subbing at Burlington school
• For the Record
• Dunn gone and done it
• Corrections & clarifications
• City gets 'phenomenal deal' on bonds
• Business allowed to use Agency Street
• Board approves raise for Evans
• Area Cash Grains
• Hungry hordes flip for annual breakfast
• Festival ends on high note
• Feeding the art-loving masses helps churches
• Community college gets animated
• Class of 1956 seeks alumni
• Cities, counties weigh consolidation of voting precincts
• Recalling musical memories
• Making the grade
• Auditors' offices consolidated
• Crosswalks more dangerous for elderly
• Council nomination papers available
• BSD goes to Church on Sunday for final show
• W.B. pastor takes district post
• Talent show winners
• Shelters available for reservation
• Parade winners
• Oakville thanks volunteers
• New BSD traditions built each year
• Juneteenth weathers stormy clouds
• For the Record
• Fire empties Ash Street apartment building
• Two more Burlington area businesses burglarized
• Two more area businesses burglarized
• Tent Revival starts Tuesday
• Oquawka man accused of selling pot to local narcotics agents
• Obama has a challenger for his office in Braun
• New museum keeps Sheaffer's history alive
• Lee County Recorder closes one office
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Carts soon could be roaming Wapello
• Budget cuts force groups to meet elsewhere
• Bishops back changes to abuse policy
• Area Cash Grains
• Woman pleads to jail check forgeries
• Treasurer's office shift scheduled
• Silver Singers give crowd-pleasing show
• New short-term grates recommended
• Local authorities settle state tax evasion case
• Harkin urges faster troop withdrawal
• For the Record
• D.C. trip reveals extent of divide in Congress
• Cities abandon zoning plan for want of enforcers
• Church work encounters hiccup
• Bliss leapfrogs over TOAD
• Area Head Start sites get upgrades
• Area Cash Grains
• Taste of BSD lures crowd
• Stabbing victim busted for drugs
• Seether seethes under full moon
• Nursing program vacancy upsetting
• Guard units help out during flood
• Grassley crows over ethanol vote
• For the Record
• Five injured in two-vehicle crash
• Fire department tickled pink to host fundraising visit
• Brazen burglars strike
• Boards move closer to deal on fees
• Bar owner's troubles continue
• Area Cash Grains
• 20-year-old admits to burglaries
• Would-be psychiatrist nabbed for identity theft
• Wine making contestants sought
• Theory of a Deadman returning to riverfront
• Teens arrested for break-in
• Seether bringing alt-grunge to stage
• Scientist, engineer to make presidential bid official
• SCC hikes tuition
• Music fuels imagination
• Municipal band to mark Father's Day with a night of music
• More heavy rain expected across Midwest
• Keeping weather worries covered
• Inner city school fights to save its orchestra
• Immunization clinic date correction
• Child not testifying against his grandparents
• Board OKs six months of fees
• Armory may become city property
• Area Cash Grains
• Amtrak restores service over flooding Missouri
• Adkins rocks country
• 3rd suspect nabbed in forced car ride
• Supervisors urge boards to reduce raises for non-union employees
• Worden praised
• Tea Party Bus Tour to stop in Burlington
• SCC OKs union contracts
• Musical acts moved up tonight
• Keep hearing sound at BSD
• Heritage group tours future home of middle school prairie plot
• Adkins returns with rocking country
• Great River delegation heads to D.C.
• For the Record
• Drug suspect admits crime
• Days of festival fun for all ages gearing up
• County unions at odds on raises
• Correction
• City seeks community-minded volunteers
• Band brings big sound
• Area cash grains
• American flag history loaded with popular myths
• Pigeon show attracts bargain hunters
• Making state of the art accessible
• Jazz keeps spirit alive
• Improving quality of life topic of concern
• Heavy rains cause sewer discharges
• Ground slated to be broken for Louisa County interpretive center
• Elevator spurs false fire alarm
• Dogs enjoy their day out
• City reminds owners about license needs
• More police costs money
• Fundraisers set to benefit Keokuk's Rand Park Pavilion
• Fort Madison prep rodeo attracts riders from afar
• Foragers make case for cattails
• For the Record
• DNR open house set on dam maintenance
• Deadline approaches to declare tree losses
• Conservation district has equipment available
• BHS class of 1976 seeks members
• 40 years in, who's winning war on drugs?
• Wild, wonderful weeds
• Trial set for accused crack dealer
• Trial for accused meth cook put on August court calendar
• Schilling defends GOP budget proposals
• Safety class carries air of authority
• Recommended reading for the freshman forager
• 27-year-old faces drug trial Aug. 2
• Let the wild rumpus start
• Hospital shows off new rehab center
• For the Record
• Distinctive nickname, grooming contributed to man's drug arrest
• Columbus Jct. council OK's seat-belt rules
• Church notes
• Christian conference starts Sunday
• BSD organizers, festivalgoers keep a close eye on the sky
• Area Cash Grains
• '08 flood still fuels frustration
• W.B. will plan for Fourth celebration
• Two trials end differently
• Trail work continues despite final funding
• Starr's Cave sets program for tots and their sponsors
• Semi causes slippery situation
• New flood maps take effect Aug. 2
• Meller heads to national rodeo
• Man stabbed in the back
• Maintaining a fine point
• Lawmakers optimistic over budget talks
• IPTV personality at library Monday
• Grant-writing workshop slated
• Wind takes weeping mulberry
• Wapello School Board signs off on new staff contracts
• Tanker overturns, spills contents at U.S. 34 off-ramp
• Six people injured in crash at county line
• Relay captains meet Tuesday
• Recalled drain forces wading pool closure
• Girl Scouts bestow annual honor on Colgan
• For the Record
• Civic booster, organizer Ron Billups dies
• Campground opens with host
• Area lawmakers disagree on 'Weinergate'
• Area Cash Grains
• Alzheimer's tea scheduled Tuesday
• Schilling to hold town hall Friday
• Ready your brushes: Volunteers spruce up homes
• Judge gives pot peddler probation
• Good eats, good vibes
• For the Record
• Drink up, the water's fine, say experts
• Area Cash Grains
• Union, owners approve three-year pact
• South Hill group will talk issues with lawmaker
• Van Buren County rolls out new event
• Reliving 'Burlington Graffiti'
• Market coupons available
• Funds for fixer-uppers
• Fort Madison Rodeo tickets now available
• For the Record
• Church notes
• Bring Back the Magic approaches goal
• Area Cash Grains
• $300,000 at stake to get trail off ground
• Fishing tourney set in Lee County
• Final stage of street work starts
• Congressman will attend NAFE dinner
• Bomb unit detonates live mortar round
• Area Cash Grains
• Sustainable farming discussed Sunday
• Loebsack seeks FEMA mapping reforms
• Library offers language software
• Library offers free geneaology program
• Inmates walk the walk for American Cancer Society
• Help headed to Joplin
• Guitar legend plays tonight at local club
• Gov't may expand IAAP cancer claims
• For the Record
• Festival will recognize volunteer first responders
• Denmark gets its chance to shine
• Crapo Park walk benefits heart patients
• Airport program in holding pattern
• Wilfred Lawrence Spring obituary correction
• Union protest set for today
• Thomas rebukes former colleague
• Sidewalk close at Capitol Theater
• Readiness Center seeing finishing touches
• Police: Woman stabs boyfriend
• Mission has family ties
• Illinois session ends in limbo
• For the Record
• Fashions thread stories of bygone days
• F.M. farmers market season starting today
• City mulls sewer concerns
• Area Cash Grains
• Discovered mortar round spurs street closure
• Welding project results in gutted garage
• State pulls Bucktail Lodge licenses
• Man charged in apt. break-in
• For the Record
• Folluo calls meeting illegal
• County attorney defends staffing
• Councilman Murray calls for renewed push for revitalization
• Cost of war becomes a growing concern
• Bureaucracy dances on cutting edge of technology
• BSD opening acts set
• Area lawmakers: No end in sight
• Area Cash Grains
• Keokuk concert set to attract musicians of all stripes
• Study: Closing tax breaks might do little for deficit
• Shotgun program aims to train wing shooters
• Renovating on faith
• Remembering those who served
• Making quite a splash
• Joining the corps
• For the Record
• Dempsey to become chairman of Joint Chiefs
• Burlington grad finds a mission in paradise
• Trail bid tops available funding
• Taking time to honor those who served
• Arrests/citations
• Teddy Bear Picnic slated next Sunday
• Swap meet attracts 100 vendors
• School officials are keeping their fingers crossed
• School gets Lowe's grant
• Mount Pleasant inmates participate in Relay for Life
• Daughter left a legacy of living lightly
• Cyclists live their dream on nightmare of an alley
• Mother faces endangerment charges
• Same recipe (sort of), same fun
• What can you eat in your front yard?
• Rapist loses appeal
• Businessman's assailants get deferred judgment
• Burned-out Tama turned into a nonprofit
• Bringing on bike mania
• Area pools ready to pack in the swimmers
• Area Cash Grains
• PW auditions slated next week at theater
• Mount Pleasant woman's deportation case continues
• High water scratches Starr's Cave event
• Group seeks some imagination
• GRMC chief sees gaps in health care law
• For the Record
• Football players will clear lockers
• County flip-flops on library donations
• Corrections & clarifications
• Comedian slates Fort Madison visit
• Church notes
• Wednesday tornadoes confirmed
• Students pitch in for teacher
• Steamboat Days talent show entries wanted
• Ryan budget divides senators
• Loebsack adds included in defense bill
• Health care reform topic of lecture today
• Downtown renaissance
• Benches bedazzled by local artists
• Area Memorial Day services set
• Area Cash Grains
• Area Cash Grains
• W.B. council opts not to increase administrator's pay
• Appeals court sides with widow of former Burlington police chief on death benefits
• Teens invited to dance for a cause
• Spring Fest is this weekend in Bentonsport
• Sexual predator will remain committed to mental health facility
• Retiring staff
• Residents head for cover during storm
• Police arrest serial burglar
• No relief for convicted murderer
• Memorial Day closings listed
• Lane reduction set
• Former city manager takes job in Missouri
• For the Record
• Ending where she started
• Cruise Night to begin Saturday
• Class of 1971 in search of classmates for reunion
• Area senators hear concerns from schools
• Wanted: One new council member
• Tavern ownerscited for mice races
• Supervisor: Prosecutor's office 'too big'
• Siemens gives German media entourage tour of F.M. facility
• Shady Creek opens today
• Police search for missing woman
• Planned Parenthood branches eye merger
• Girl injured by car
• For the Record
• Donor covers half library fees divide
• Criterium seeks event volunteers
• Council debates pay hikes
• Area Cash Grains
• School board reviews details of union talks
• Residents briefed on flood maps
• Portion of Valley Street closed beginning today
• Nation's 10 deadliest tornadoes
• Meeting offers insight on foster care, adoption process
• Man who allegedly borrowed truck pleads guilty to theft
• Torch will be passed today
• Self medicating leads man to probation
• Former Hawk Eye reporter joins neighborhood of survivors
• For the Record
• Corrections & clarifications
• Collared dog thief headed to court
• City sprucing up for holiday weekend
• Budget work slow, sometimes steady
• Area Cash Grains
• Getting a leg, and a paddle, up on summer
• Diplomas bring relief
• Church names annex
• Board gets update on union talks
• Baby class added at F.M. hospital
• Suspect faces trial for drugs
• Residents needing dirt, grass sought
• Notre Dame grads embrace future
• Landmark barn destroyed
• Steamboats just in timefor Steamboat Days
• Starr's Cave gearing up for annual Critter Catch Saturday
• Shower buildings open at Geode
• Paddlewheel boat begins cruises
• Otto's Burlington years near end
• Opening doors to the past
• Museums
• McMillan Park will host flea market
• Landmark barn destroyed
• For the record
• Family rousted by early morning fire
• Energy debate splits senators
• Burlington garage fire is suspicious
• West Burlington superintendent gets new pact
• Suspected meth cooks nabbed
• Students raise money for interpretive center
• Students
• Steamboat Days announces this year's South Stage lineup
• On the run for awareness
• Mount Pleasant ready for doll event
• Mother arrested after toddler found in street
• Longmeadow Park will get new designation
• For the record
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Trump scratches Iowa GOP dinner
• Theft case hinges on intent
• Skunk River bridge project moves ahead
• Senators agree on issues facing candidates
• Men accused of making meth in motel room
• Letter carriers help gather 3 tons of food
• Jury settles on split verdict
• Ill. Senate map redraws lines, GOP cries foul
• Giving reading a bang
• Wapello can't decide on golf cart issue
• Columbus schools roll out plan to relocate athletic fields
• BHS penny war helps area food pantries
• Area Cash Grains
• For the Record
• Embezzler avoids prison but not divorce from family
• Drug court celebrates its first graduate
• Drivers license sites consolidated in F.M.
• Decorated benches will be unveiled
• Councilman explains WBFD votes
• Community Basket winner rushes to ballfield to claim prize
• Wildlife refuge plans bird day activities
• Rural road closed until September
• River won't stop flood of BSD revelers
• On-air radio jam fest spurred by 'David's Buick'
• Grassley sees GOP options
• GOP ponders value of Iowa caucuses
• Foundation award deadline moved
• For the Record
• District's motion denied
• Critics pan church's report on sex abuse
• Burglary, assault case goes to jury
• Area Cash Grains
• Administrator grilled about pay hike
• Budget delays drag on
• Beck seeks talks with libraries
• Work begins today on Surrey Road
• West Burlington City Council will vote on employee raises
• Street closure set
• Salem woman one step closer to 'Big Break'
• Rocky road dispute smoothed over
• Prison plan offers freedom
• Jury trial is a tale of two assaults
• History of Old Fort Madison comes alive through program
• For the Record
• Cowles touched the lives of generations
• Area Cash Grains
• Thief avoids prison time
• Supervisors reviewing condemned property
• Street closure set
• Sometimes nature needs a helping hand
• Salem woman advances in nationwide radio talent contest
• For the Record
• Corrections & clarifications
• Area GOP chairmen eye options
• Area Cash Grains
• Wife will testify against husband
• West Burlington School Board bucks trend, hires new teachers
• Wanted: People with a vision to transform
• Trial set for alleged burglar
• Show-and-tell of a different sorts
• Scout Troop becomes family for teens
• Montrose sewer rates increase
• In training for training
• City will seal deal on road projects
• Trust shows off new old building
• Jamboree attracts record crowd
• From epic to albatross
• Building timeline
• 'I ride in snow and rain, I don't have much brains'
• Work on bridge interrupts traffic
• Arrests/citations
• Walkers make their way up U.S. 61
• Sunnyside students learn new active techniques
• Open house canceled
• Mylar balloons blamed for power outages
• Man accused of stealing truck, failing to pay for gas
• Man accused of drug delivery while on probation
• Juveniles facing life
• High-speed chase ends with felony arrest
• Convicted rapist gets chance at parole
• Church notes
• Children's picnic planned todayat Donnellson
• Bees move Community Basket game
• Area Cash Grains
• 'I like seeing things blow up'
• Every right to brag
• Dual stabbing outside bar investigated
• Community charity gets family first endowment
• Commencing on a new journey
• Comedian sets Fairfield date
• Cemetery tour showcases vets, civic figures
• BHS class of '86 seeks missing mates
• BHS class of '76 seeks missing mates
• BHS class of '76 seek missing mates for reunions
• Volunteers get Dankwardt pool in shape for opening
• Bees program will honor vets
• Truman graduates will rally with Bees
• BCTGM prepares 'Monster Picket'
• Marijuana case heads to jury
• Area Cash Grains
• Local Products Market dates set
• Important things to remember
• Honor Tour fundraiser set Saturday
• Harkin sets hearing on viability of American Dream
• For the Record
• Fizz, (misfire?) then boom
• Drivers must heed bus laws to avoid tragedy
• Sands: Standing still not an option
• Police: Suspect touched 7-year-old
• Officials investigating fire that gutted home
• M.P. man hospitalized after mushroom hunt goes awry
• FEMA's strict 2008 flood response pays off
• Corrections & clarifications
• Coach arrested while driving team
• C.J. mulls zoning classification revamp
• Bridge work set for next week
• Authorities: Oakdale inmate found dead of apparent suicide
• Arresting demonstration
• Wapello teacher cut due to funding worries
• Area Cash Grains
• U.S. grain supply larger than expected
• Three-vehicle crash sends trio to hospital; charges pending
• South Hill Neighborhood Association meeting will address drug-related issues
• Six complete LEAD Institute at IWC
• Science students win honors
• Regulators expand Ford pickup probe
• Public hearing today on road paving issue
• Parent-Tot program slated for Saturday
• Warrant sworn for no-show defendant
• Seated in fond memories
• SCC art exhibit begins today
• Romney learns from '08 mistakes in White House run
• Music man has big plans for school reuse
• For the Record
• DNA, ex link suspect to crimes
• Comedian Koechner cancels Fairfield performance
• Capitol Theater project prompt policy review
• Board votes to cut two teachers
• Area cash grains
• 'Loyal foot soldier' slated for Dem honor
• $2B announced for rail projects
• Following rules of the road
• Community Action sets open houses
• Burlington schools boosting camera numbers
• Board considers cutting teachers
• Black Hawk brings new life to park
• Theater boosters update city
• Promoting pedal power
• Loebsack rep to hosts office hours
• He was 'working on the railroad'
• Corrections and clarifications
• Burlington cage fighter featured at Fairfield MMA event
• Bridgeway inches closer to W.B. move
• Area Cash Grains
• Woman barely exits vehicle engulfed by fire
• Training facility operational
• Senators aim to keep ethanol tax credits
• School recycling could be better
• Salvaged materials to make move
• Nauvoo promotes First Friday shopping
• Mayor recognizes top volunteers
• Man accused of Nov. murder
• For the Record
• Folks 'starved' for farmers market goods
• Father says accused arsonist was at home
• West says library fee still 'good deal'
• Volunteers needed for downtown flower planting
• Safety Town seeks youngsters as students
• Robbery duo face possibility of century in prison
• Police nab suspected Union Baptist arsonist
• Plastics company 'spurring' success
• Pastor plans run for city council
• Grassley: Pakistan in a difficult situation
• Graduation double down
• Area cash grains
• For the Record
• Cemetery group plans annual meeting
• C.J. students make gains on state test scores
• Students let off some steam
• Quilt aficionado shares a stitch in time with Civil War buffs
• Fort Madison resident who met with John Paul II says he is sainthood material
• City council to vote on pet project
• BBQ cooks ready to throw down
• Adoption, foster care session set
• Zoning issues return
• Sisters redo hairdos to help those in need
• Police arrests Burlington man for residential break-in
• Looking to share the gift of love
• Legal aid attorney plans visit Monday
• For the Record
• Sesquicentennial strains ranks of reenactors
• Legislative forum allows judges to vent
• Breaking into farming not for the faint-hearted
• Woman robbed testifies
• State summoned to investigate U.S. 61 Sub Station fire
• Rededication for Guard building set for today in M.P.
• Panel takes on judicial budgeting issues at forum
• Master Gardeners plan May plant sale
• Io-Mega owner promotes business possibilities
• House fire deemed suspicious
• For the Record
• Dinner raises $3,750 for society
• Church rekindles outreach
• Chamber optimistic about vote
• Area Cash Grains
• Louisa County conservation department camp spots available
• Loebsack renewing job-training bill push
• For the Record
• Water will be shut off today on Dill
• Wastewater upgrades proceeding
• Sparrow named Illinois rural mother of the year
• Prosecutor makes case against teen robbers
• First spring survey finds no shad in Lake Sugema
• Daycare asked to relocate
• Cemetery group meeting May 4
• Barrel full of learning
• Area Cash Grains
• 30 residents nominated for Mayors' Volunteers Awards
• Middletown plans park cleanup effort
• Meth maker gets prison sentence
• Marking the markers
• Library stalemate continues
• Iowa graduate students' study targets downtown ideas
• Hiring freeze thaws
• For the Record
• County says 'no' to law enforcement center
• Burlington man accused of theft given probation
• Area Cash Grains
• Tree distribution starts Thursday
• After delay, Hancock County election results are certified
• Soil and water conservation poster contest entries sought
• 2 charged for drugs
• School board locks up maintenance plan
• Quilt historian touts Civil War-era textiles in museum program
• Passports will no longer to be issued
• Pair compared to Bonnie and Clyde
• Mount Pleasant mailing companies merge
• IWD director: Lee office will stay open
• Humane society trims renovation estimate
• Holy Trinity names CEO
• For the Record
• Danville spring cleanup is Friday
• Child playing with matches starts fire
• Burglar avoids prison time
• Board reviewing maintenance projects
• Area Cash Grains
• Worden gives 'action plan' to council
• Tearful suspect admits to drugs
• Pump impact far-reaching
• Officials will determine fate of joint law center
• Sperry man charged with burglary scheduled to face trial
• Residents rise with sun to give praise
• In the company of family
• Grape-growing seminar set
• Flood threat begins to lessen
• Float trip slated
• Animal shelter back on agenda
• Union Baptist: 'We're still a church'
• Sewer meeting fails to generate vote
• Resurfacing work begin Monday
• Patel joins Iowa City City Council
• On a lifelong pursuit of the secrets of the cosmos
• Man strikes out after second run-in with law
• Man sent to prison after meth-manufacturing arrest
• Man gets federal drug sentence
• For the Record
• Egg hunt provides fun for all
• Church suffers small fire
• A soldiers' sendoff
• *â The time for a farewell ceremony for members of the U.S. Army Reserves 389th Engineer Company, who are being deployed to Iraq, has been changed. It will begin at 2 p.m. today at the West Burlington High School. Reservists will leave the drill h
• Nauvoo cleanup planned next week
• Library use
• Illinois eyes river levels
• For the Record
• County, libraries still in funding stalemate
• Council puts brake on restaurant's abatement
• Civil War focus of Desserts by Design
• Church notes
• Volunteers sought for cleanup day
• Rock, country acts complete BSD slate
• Pair faces felony vandalism charges
• Skate for Christ event is Saturday
• Reservists ready for Easter departure
• Calls required for no-spray treatment
• Board freezes wages in proposal
• Area Cash Grains
• 38,000 pounds of paper collected
• Operation ReLeaf sells variety of trees to locals at a discounted price
• Geode RC&D loses all federal funds
• For the Record
• Flood causes fewer problems than expected
• Easter service changes location to Central Park
• City OKs bond for ladder fire truck
• Dealer given 2nd crack at avoiding prison time
• Correction
• Assessor's office loses vast experience
• Area Cash Grains
• Vehicle chase leads to prison
• Variety of services, activities highlight Holy Week observances
• Tom's Market to take over operation of Burlington library coffee shop
• Superior Arms aims to compete on gov't jobs
• Sleepy citizen looks to council
• Roquette, union make little progress
• Loebsack adds support for IWD
• Law allowing golf carts on streets clears first hurdle
• Former Hawkeye opens students' eyes
• For the Record
• Fire dept. pancake breakfast is Sat.
• Fair queen entries sought
• Alleged tax evader set for trial
• Baptists begin to rebound from fire
• Area cash grains
• Amtrak taps rail fan base to boost security
• Alleged meth maker headed to prison
• Want to help?
• Starr's Cave camp registration set
• Loebsack moving to Johnson Co.
• Judge gives burglar second chance
• Inmate assault spurs lockdown
• Frustrations flare at IAAP meeting
• For the Record
• Feds: Fake news sites entice consumers to acai berry diet
• Deputy sheriff turned novelist touts tales for library friends
• Curriculum chief's resignation sparks debate on position's fate
• Budget woes result in program cut
• Train slated for overdue makeover
• Senior Olympics registration set
• Reducing its carbon footprint
• Exotic animals partof fun day at Pzazz
• Event recreates religious trek of Jesus
• DNR calls for safety as turkey season begins
• Council set to decide on fee hikes
• Board will vote on union contract
• 'We need a time to heal'
• Wapello OKs school budget
• The winners
• Tech group aims for Dallas
• Second sentenced for shots fired
• Politicians, residents questionthe future of energy in Iowa
• Pair picked for trip to D.C.
• Man attacked, robbed
• For the Record
• District's dollar drain
• Corrections and clarifications
• Children score heap of eggs
• 'Small' catfish take big win
• Union Baptist burns in suspicious blaze
• Trash piles up at Earth Day Cleanup
• Man in Keokuk shooting sentenced
• Gov blamed for possible IWD closure
• For the Record
• Elmore sentenced for burglary, forgery
• Cuts jeopardize learning
• Corse starts garden venture
• Commission OKs dove season rules
• Commanding attention
• Church notes
• Church fire termed suspicious
• C.J. fatal fire ruled accidental
• Area Cash Grains
• Youth shooting club gains traction
• Water rate increase OK'd
• Saunderson Heights meeting set today
• Palm Sunday cantata performances begin tonight in Nauvoo
• Pair charged with providing meth precursors
• Langholz finds one positive in budget ordeal
• KidsNet recruits foster parents
• Inmate sloshes urine at officers
• Goal-setting up for council vote
• For the Record
• Final forum set for lawmakers Saturday
• Dispatch center updates
• Dealer pushes up sewer project
• Area Cash Grains
• 912 Keokuk to hold tax rally Saturday
• U.S. 61 intersection work resumes
• Poets sharpen their pens to celebrate the written word
• Low bid for streets slips in under budget
• Lee County Extension Office plans grant training workshop
• Family road trip is a comical rest stop for audiences
• DNR officer urges boating safety
• City cleanup begins Monday
• Barriers up; tourney on
• Area lawmakers likely to support first proposed redistricting plan
• Area Cash Grains
• Anglers vie for biggest catch
• Volunteers needed to plant trees
• Preschool off district's chopping block
• Outside firewood banned from parks
• Grassley sees Petraeus as modern-day 'Ike'
• Grassley opposes tax boost for rich
• For the Record
• For the Record
• DPI pays $155,000 for downtown buildings
• Correction
• Cleaning up their corner of the planet
• Building lacks bidders
• Board looks to cut paperwork, reviews road work requests
• Attorney seeks case dismissal, cites lack of pay
• Area Cash Grains
• Westland Mall theater hopes to draw crowd with 10-screen plan
• $2.87M awarded for flood recovery
• Technology draws area movie lovers
• Student applicants requested for congressional art contest
• Skate for Christ set
• Sands aims to avoid drug bill stalemate
• Official: Three have expressed interest in moth-balled county home
• Montrose hydrant flushing scheduled
• Job cuts may not be as deep
• Hyndman to gov.: Local gov't works
• Law enforcement center gap remains
• Lane closure set
• Forced vehicle ride results in charges
• For the Record
• Family aims for 'Extreme'
• College offers FAFSA workshop
• Burlington board approves spending cuts
• Supervisors will receive update on county home
• Police: Man attacks pregnant ex-girlfriend
• Old tire removal slated as part of area Earth Day cleanup
• Mental health options in works
• M.P. street project resumes
• Louisa Co. workshop offers women outdoor adventures
• Loebsack staff to host office hours
• Area Cash Grains
• Alert citizens help nab teen vandals
• Suspected burglar officially charged
• Souped up bidding helps
• Rural cleanup begins April 30
• Rescue organization plans construction of no-kill shelter
• Not your father's 'Animal House'
• Leopold film well received
• Iowa Wesleyan writing festival offers opportunities for creative participation
• For the Record
• Civic Music flies with moons
• Artist's hand-blown glass pendants feed Ethiopian children
• Tornado flattens Iowa town
• Teens throw goodwill sale for mission money
• Fire in house where woman was shot deemed suspicious
• Church notes
• Building bunnies from ground up
• Area Cash Grains
• U.S.S. Sullivans reunion set
• Rules of the Road meeting open to farmers, businesses
• Red Cross leader ready for challenge
• Prizes sought for Bees egg hunt
• Pet killer will serve 10 days in jail
• Man to serve time for drunken driving
• Man gets probation for drug charges
• Last leaf collection begins Monday
• Group inspires hope in Russia
• For the Record
• Flags flying at half-staff tohonor deputy
• Wapello pool nears end of useful life
• Slain deputy's fiancee stunned by death
• Remnants of Rebels, Yankees
• Corrections and clarifications
• Club takes participants outdoors for 'backyard' astronomy
• Business editor to give radio interview about Roquette
• Augusta bridge beams laid
• Area Cash Grains
• $19 million Greenway renovation, sale stalls
• Man, wife arrested for one-pot meth making
• Lawmakers play blame game in budget talks
• Humane Society finally 'uploads'
• How to help
• Harmony Bible hosts Women's Expo
• Group hosts home rehab talk, egg hunt
• For the Record
• Flexible Services plans open house
• Drag plus Brits equals a great farce
• Crossing for the finish
• County engineer unveils five-year road construction plan
• Week focuses on public health
• Vets provide pet answers through websites, social media
• Split W.B. council approves truck purchase
• Resident calls promotion vote a conflict
• Relay for Life kickoff Saturday
• Hydrant flushing begins April 18
• Group highlights Civil War collecting
• Grassley: Gov't shutdown avoidable
• For the Record
• Drug user or dealer?
• Area Cash Grains
• Animal shelter wins challenge
• A pet in need is just a click away
• Brown will celebrate 90th with open house
• Area Cash Grains
• 91-year-old survives night in ditch after crash
• To buy or not to buy
• Swing into spring with the Southeast Iowa Band this weekend
• Official: Blaze likely sparked in kitchen
• Linkin accepts plea deal
• Legislative forum set for today in Wapello
• Hancock County residents vote down tax referendum
• For the Record
• Cohoon fights cuts to budget
• City, county waiting for each other's answers
• Church notes
• Burlington renews Iowa store's lease
• Street closure set
• Sex abuser ditches GPS ankle bracelet, given prison time
• Redbox raider nabbed by Burlington police
• Man charged in Lee County murder
• M.P. library closed for in-service days
• Junior Volunteer program promotes giving back to others
• From school to a dream
• For the Record
• Event allows children to explore police, fire and other vehicles
• Corrections & clarifications
• Committee raises funds to keep pool afloat
• Area Cash Grains
• Antler, egg hunters ready baskets
• Stepping out for autism
• Keokuk hospital faces struggle
• Des Moines County Farm Bureau offering 4-H scholarships
• Crop Walk meeting set for Thursday
• Council looks to update codes
• Bargain hunters flock to swap meet
• Artist finds inspiration in clouds
• Creature feature: Return of the 13-year cicada
• Case dropped for 3 SCC players
• Area Cash Grains
• Unitarians host presentation on Leopold's roots
• Teen sentenced for 'Shadow' graffiti
• Social showcases local beverages
• MRI now has digital distraction
• M.P. students crowned top chefs
• Kids plead, 'Don't close our pool'
• ISP inmate stabbed
• House votes to end air service in city
• FEMA founder to speak at Salvation Army
• Wrap plan stirs controversy of couples coverage
• Wapello Board cuts physical education position
• Ultimate Hawkeye fan turns 100
• Shop flipping toward next 'chapter'
• SEIRPC shows off 2010 progress
• Corrections & clarifications
• Committee passes property tax reform
• Bat cave closed for summer
• Area Cash Grains
• 28-year-old avoids jail for cocaine
• REAP suffers under lack of funding
• Put it on the plate
• Proposed redistricting maps revealed
• Obituary correction
• For the Record
• Fair tax discussion to be held Saturday
• Des Moines Co. lands near bottom in health rankings
• Dems set off-year caucus for Saturday
• Cutting concerns continue
• Burlington shifting duties, eliminating jobs to offset budget woes
• Area Cash Grains
• 'Modern Millie' thoroughly enjoyable
• Store thief admits guilt
• Settlement paid out in cop car crash
• Report shows which counties are healthiest
• Pot dad's plea deal forgoes prison
• New southeast Iowa congressional district has strong southeast flavor
• Moving urged for the health of it
• Medication disposal sites announced
• Loebsack testifies on budget priorities
• Keokuk hospital faces struggle
• Grassley sees hope for national energy policy
• For the Record
• Film on Leopold will be shown at namesake school
• F.M. depot project rising
• Extra pay issue returns
• Burlington district sets proposed budget
• Burlington city manager eyes future budget woes
• Workshop fosters budding artists
• Brass in Blue proved a big time for sergeants
• Vendors sought for Farmers Market
• Area Cash Grains
• Tavern drug dealer avoids prison
• 'Lazy' drug dealer given probation
• Rules of the Road meeting scheduled
• Regional Utility Service Systems touts website
• Potential budget cuts remain on table
• Politics not in Senate page's plans
• Man steals $5,000 in quarters
• Madcap musical adventure awaits audiences this weekend
• King Kat tournament
• For the Record
• Fire victim ID'd
• No kidding! Event offers fun, learning
• Council plunges into pool closure
• Firefighters find 2nd victim
• Training session set for foster, adoptive parents
• Seeking financial relief for soldiers
• For the Record
• Burlington School Board will debate expanded list of budget cuts
• Lions club plans White Cane Days
• Man killed in auger accident
• John Allison of Pontiac, Ill., has had a harmonica to his mouth since he was 5 years old. The sweet sound of bluegrass was fillin' his ears at about the same time, but Alison doesn't remember much from that time. For him, bluegrass was always th
• Robber flees Gas Land empty-handed
• Feeling the labor pains
• Caroline on the air
• IDED bill strives for transparency
• For the Record
• At least 1 dead in Columbus Junction blaze
• Telescope lens gets a cleaning
• For the Record
• County GIS system to get upgrade
• Work to resume on trail
• Disposal reminder issued for some electronics
• Work on church will limit street use
• Former correctional officer placed on probation for sexual misconduct
• Junior college's first black graduate overcame struggles
• Corrections and clarifications
• Area Cash Grains
• Church notes
• Canned goods pick-up today
• Hedge Building tours offered
• Renewing recovery
• Flood predictions ease even more
• Area Cash Grains
• Clipped turbine blade halts traffic
• Lee County hires new assistant naturalist
• Corrections & clarifications
• Schilling vows to make Gulfport priority
• Forum for health care discussion set
• For the Record
• Board, public seem ready for school closings
• Budget 'mess' wreaking havoc on DOT
• Man extradited to Des Moines County for 2009 car theft
• GRRD delegation gets an education in school reform
• Lowering expectations
• Burglars steal goods, leave them at next stop
• N.L. doctor hangs up stethoscope
• County accepts Parker's retirement
• Rodeo line-up released
• Council approves water rate hike
• Streets reduced to one lane of traffic
• FARMINGTON - Vera Grasso knows what it's like to feel alone and isolated. She often felt that way while serving in the Air Force during the Vietnam War.
• A criminal education
• High schoolers educate lawmakers
• Possible cuts cause concern
• Union readies march
• Scam meeting set
• For the Record
• For officials, picking out a new fire truck is the easy part
• Supervisors balk at DNR request
• Kindergarten registration planned for Dallas City school
• Area Cash Grains
• Bent blade strands train
• Officials offer egg-cellent meeting
• Wapello trash fee rises 25 cents
• Woman accused of using three to buy pseudoephedrine
• Traffic stop leads to drug bust, men's arrest
• $5.4 million subdivision hits a snag
• AP asks: Who got Illinois-subsidized jobs?
• A bit o' the blarney
• Sewer repair caused road closure
• Meeting set for ideas to help save Dankwardt pool
• For the Record
• Bicyclist killed in highway accident
• State legislators' views vary on secret ag taping
• Harkin 'position evolved' on issue of gay marriage
• Ill. election to decide three taxes
• Theater group tackles soot
• Area Cash Grains
• County inactive, and it shows
• Pair face local trial for pot
• Keokuk man ordered to pay restitution for robbery
• School earns Harkin grant
• Corrections and clarifications
• Fraise wary of more nuclear plants
• Donnellson sets spring cleanup for bulky items
• For the Record
• Wilkins pleads guilty to burglary of home
• Branstad will bring jobs tour to town
• Infrastructure demands, possible staff cuts unrelated
• Man pleads guilty to coin theft
• Grassley says last stopgap budget OK'd
• Area Cash Grains
• 36-year-old accepts offer, pleads guilty to drug sales
• West Burlington council approves new debt
• FMCH building with future in mind
• West Burlington will study possibility of attracting new hotel
• Lawmakers forum set for Saturday
• Man charged with indecent contact with teen
• Wrong gun permit lands man carrying charge
• Area Cash Grains
• DMCC seeks two campground hosts
• Two dead after crash
• Columbus SD may hold line on tax asking
• Capitol visit targets issues
• Watching with relief
• Three charged with meth manufacturing
• Lee County Dems hosting a banquet
• Board rejects CA staffing, pay hikes
• Public input sought on possible sale of bonds
• Military band schedules Burlington concert
• For the Record
• Water valve work to reduce lanes
• Heritage group goes on Facebook to ID old photos
• Former SCC teacher guilty of enticement attempt
• Military band will make M.P. stops, too
• Corrections and clarifications
• Deferred sentence denied in altered prescription case
• Rep. Schilling plans to visit Gulfport
• Parade sees Irish luck
• Pageant winners working at Pizza Hut
• Northey aims to promote ag in Iowa
• Lee Co. plans to consolidate offices
• For the Record
• Flying couple injured in fiery crash
• County will let bid for Plank Road repairs
• County payroll error price tag tops $24,000
• Council seeks pool options
• Corrections and clarifications
• Area Cash Grains
• Winfield focus of IWC lecture series
• Taking another turn at 49
• Strike up the band! Donor steps up
• School budget uncertainty reigns
• City pool talk planned
• Weather spotter course offered in W.B. Saturday
• Public's input sought for school district budget cuts
• Budget debate gives Social Security a fresh focus
• Iowa jobs partnership raises secrecy worries
• Expo preaches, teaches healthy living
• Winning welcome home
• Heaton targets healthy budget
• Mahoney named grand marshal of K.C. parade
• Judge denied reduced bail for Lint
• Family name leaving Main Street
• Budget, alternative school on agenda
• Krause: United Way will reach goal
• Salvation Army gets bit of March madness
• Woman accused of gift card theft
• Church notes
• For the Record
• Correction and clarification
• M.P. Historic Preservation group plans workshop
• Bears fans, players honored with awards
• Sondheim reaches out to Motown
• Cody James to perform at Faith Family Church
• Area Cash Grains
• 1,000 days after Ill. flood, officials drowning in red tape
• Local men stranded in Japan
• Washington to be reduced to one lane
• Like it or not, it's time to reset clocks
• Rapid verdict
• Bogus correction center checks found
• Grassley heads ATF investigation
• Area Cash Grains
• Seller unloads stolen signs
• Country music stars will shine at 2011 Old Threshers Reunion
• Audit reveals county pay problem
• Police bust S.H. meth lab
• Turbine project keeps moving due to $325,000 in state funds
• For the Record
• Districts OK medical benefits increase
• Columbus Junction water rates set to climb
• Wiedemeier named to transportation board
• Sides differ on decision
• Old photos remain a mystery to officials
• West Burlington School Board takes hard look at fiscal year budget cuts
• Burlington faces resurfacing shortfall
• Neighborhood group will meet Saturday
• Events focus on protecting children
• Suspected prescription pill seller faces three counts
• School's testing sees gains
• Felon gets prison time
• Pool supporters speak out
• Looking back on liftoff
• Hope.
• For the Record
• Correction
• Blazes keep fire crews busy
• Area Cash Grains
• Students, staff will be honored for service project
• SCC approves $38.5M budget estimate
• Public has chance to sound off on $26.09M county budget
• Scouts put cars to the test at derby
• SCC hosts budget hearing tonight
• Fourth suspect nabbed for meth
• For the Record
• County salaries defy boards
• Counties prepare for cabin fever
• Budget hearing goes public
• Area lawmakers eye bargaining bill
• Students 'think on their feet' at mock trials
• Snip of the scissors
• People
• Mind the gap
• MHI turns 150 today
• Lawmakers struggling with preschool issue
• Hagemann down to one lane for water service installation
• For the Record
• Coal tar cleanup gets more complicated
• Chief, pastor work to better race relations
• Cabin fever over. Sale season begins
• Age-old Lent gets a 21st century makeover
• [Fast Facts]
• Two injured in collision
• Men in grocery break-in face jury trial
• March immunization clinics canceled
• Locust Street will be reduced to one lane
• Lawmakers note passingof first funnel
• Keeping the river vigil
• Historic crests
• Garbage fees to rise in Wapello
• For the Record
• Fire destroys Keokuk home
• Fair offers option for noncompetitive bucket calf show
• Woman destroys ankle monitor, agrees to prison
• Sutton to speak on Bible prophecy
• Petition seeks to save pool from budget ax
• Drugs found on man driving 115 mph
• Corrections and clarifications
• Collecting cowboy heroes
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• State concludes autopsy on New London man
• Prosecutors accuse man of supplying marijuana to teens
• Pastor's cause of death undetermined
• New theater makes case for ladder truck
• Nerve damage doesn't limit girl's spirit
• Klingner yet to begin FTZ site search
• Iowa has greater risk of spring flood
• Ice jam speeds over Skunk River
• Harkin: Put tax cut extensions back on table
• GRMS nurse practitioner takes on new patients
• For the Record
• Employee wage concession reached
• Coffee shop runs out of steam
• Clean-up set for Montrose Cemetery
• Benefit details
• Area Cash Grains
• Trees on sale for spring planting
• 5 pounds of pot found in car
• Area Cash Grains
• Accused crack dealer set for trial
• W.B. council OKs $5.54M budget
• Victim's death caused by smoke
• Trial set for knife wielder
• Tasty treat fuels togetherness
• Spending bill divides delegation
• Shoplifter adds burglary to rap sheet
• Salon thief given deferred judgment
• Police investigate shooting death
• Man pleas to having meth-making materials
• Judge opts for probation in anhydrous transport case
• Gobble named Partners chief
• Forester: First phase of city's tree restoration project a success
• For the Record
• Chased driver waves legal white flag
• Boyfriend stabber headed to halfway house
• Street closures
• Siren test today
• Resident found dead in F.M. fire
• Meth seller avoids prison
• Meth makers charged; suspect remains at large
• Lee County supervisors shift focus to road projects
• Investigation of Burlington native's death continues
• For the Record
• Dog allegedly provoked by 'coyote call' ring tone given second chance
• Cut the cake: Birthday parties set for symphony orchestra
• Change will affect local EM funds
• Burlington apartments face auction block
• Area Cash Grains
• A boost for Seuss
• Tearful mother testifies against child
• Mayor backs $817,400 in cuts
• Loebsack rep office hours set
• For the Record
• Drug dealer found guilty
• Council eyes bonds for Cascade Bridge
• Calling for a name change
• Bonaparte man makes an egg-citing discovery
• Banquet, auction is this Saturday
• Area Cash Grains
• Budget delays affect community clinics
• Regular guys use voices to give praise
• Pitching Stone
• Historian shares role of one-room schoolhouses
• Event is a slam dunk for budding stars
• Event builds on new ideas
• Council takes another look at Cascade Bridge
• UI law professor says system is in good hands
• Teen accused to breaking into home, stealing nothing
• Shipped package ends in arrest
• Scouts broaden winter skills
• Playing the name game
• People
• Moon hunts ghosts at Mason House Inn
• Massage therapist's license suspended
• For the Record
• Financial aid applications online
• Class of 1961 reunion scheduled
• Childhood education burnout
• By the numbers
• Area need for services up as funds get cut
• Iowa Legal Aid plans March 7 visit to Burlington
• Fort Madison plans cemetery clean-up next month
• For the Record
• Education is focus of morning Mount Pleasant Legislative forum
• Church notes
• Call on IWD proposal ends in stalemate
• Breakthrough boy
• Big snow turns into a no-show
• Area Cash Grains
• Man accused of lying to FEMA to get flood aid
• F.M. seeks new tourism director
• Education cuts are top concern
• Corrections & clarifications
• Church informed pastor convicted
• Building BNSF bridge
• Area Cash Grains
• Smith pleads guilty to drug delivery charges
• SEIRPC writes off bad loan for Keokuk hotel
• Plenty in budget to clear streets of snow
• Late Valentine's Day dinner set
• HCHC names EMS director
• For the Record
• Filmmaker uses power of story
• Burlington council looking down the road
• Board considers school restructuring due to budget woes
• Area cash grains
• Alleged knife wielder headed to trial
• Union gives initial contract to W.B. board
• Seeking to skip Stone
• Repeat offender avoids a prison cell
• Proposed budget cut hits sour note
• Police seeking suspected child abductor
• Opening spurs interest
• Master Gardeners workshop slated
• Marijuana booster gets prison time
• For the Record
• Council lists 17 goals, priorities
• Union talks make progress
• Suspected drug dealer confused by legal proceeding
• Supervisors giving red pens a workout
• Scout cookies ready for hungry hordes
• Pianists to join forces for Sondheim Theater gala
• Oakville flood stories sought
• Lanes reduced
• Grassley: Shutdown unlikely
• For the Record
• Council cuts boards, committees
• Board eyes budget cuts
• Area Cash Grains
• Trustees set public hearing, OK spending limit
• Store fire empties River City Mall
• Schilling jumps into new position
• Noises lead to burglary inquiry
• Motorcycle trail leads to charge
• Melting snow, rains spurs flooding
• Man faces felony for allegedly attempting to escape police
• Lee County board budget set for comment
• Hogan
• For the Record
• Dick Distelhorst remembered as a scholar, gentleman
• Des Moines County board will vote on budget amendment
• Corrections & clarifications
• Burlington man pleas guilty to drug charge
• Show always goes on for troupe
• Council will nix obsolete boards
• College proceeds with setting public budget hearing
• OAKVILLE - Two-thirds of the town - 266 people - never came back.
• U.S. 61 bypass project price drops
• St. Patrick's Day postmark available
• For the Record
• Edward C. Stone
• Council meets to set goals as unknowns loom
• Within Reach
• Water repairs take longer than expected
• Staying connected
• Space journey began in Burlington schools
• Presidents Day closings
• Preservation group schedules meeting
• Man could be headed back to prison
• Man accused of selling crack
• Legislators listen to budget cut concerns
• LDS youth pitch in on project
• Habitat riders target Biggsville
• Goals and priorities
• Band night helps Hope Haven recover from fire
• A step back into time
• Area Cash Grains
• Time running out for upgrades
• Possible IWD changes worry lawmakers
• Man enters agreement, won't be labeled habitual offender
• Making a connection
• Iowa won't be next Wis., legislators say
• Harkin: GOP taking meat ax to budget
• Grassley to make local stops for 99-county tour
• For the Record
• Experiencing homelessness
• Corrections and clarifications
• Church notes
• Three injured in Tuesday accident
• Spring flood on its way
• Potholes pop up with weather flux
• Pastor, artist inspires IWC students, staff
• Owner accused of tax evasion
• Municipal band makes plea to keep its funding
• Man to see trial for domestic abuse assault, possession
• For the Record
• Fair to have bottle kid goat show
• Burlington in danger of losing air service
• Board considers early retirement plan
• Area Cash Grains
• 25-year-old appeals probation in effort to get charges dismissed
• Mental health options weighed
• Library could pull cards for county residents
• History researcher to speak at meeting
• Grassley disappointed in Obama budget plan
• For the Record
• Fishing tournament will lure anglers to Burlington
• Corrections & clarifications
• Community foundation elects new officers
• Read before assembly
• Pot offered minors leads to arrest
• Charges filed in knife fight
• Burlington man faces drug charges
• Area Cash Grains
• A blueprint to history
• Practice cancellation rules get initial nod
• Mayors' Awards nomination deadline nears
• Library funds fuel dispute
• Keokuk fire inquiry continues
• Hopefully Yours fundraiser offers entertainment for all ages
• Flood insurance maps 3 months away
• Feds, state police eye alleged car thieves
• District proposes salary freeze
• Census shows flood impact
• Builders association distributes grants
• Board tweaks budget
• Area Cash Grains
• Trial set for alleged theft
• Tourism officials balk at change
• Street closure begins today
• Schilling, Hammond plan forum Monday
• Nominations sought for Mayors' Volunteer Awards
• For the Record
• For the Record
• Cupid spurs couple's lasting valentine
• Courtney, Sands host forum Saturday
• City budget continues to take shape
• Central Lee parents fill board meeting with concerns about teacher
• Board picks Stone's name
• Area Cash Grains
• Agency braces for loss of funds
• Suspected drug dealer admits guilt
• Student handed probation for drugs
• Romance hits region on a stem
• Plea deal spares pot parents
• Cancer Society growing support for annual daffodil sale
• Board will pick school name
• Board hires firm for infrastructure project
• Work continues on Preservation Station
• Theory of a Deadman, Three Days Grace to rock BSD
• Offering variety for Valentine's Day
• Devastation may soon take root
• Council tackles budget cuts
• Committee considers motto, logo change
• Woman accused of assaulting officer
• Weather spotter course offered in Stronghurst
• Three injured in rollover accident
• Sounds of celebration
• Romance thick as chocolate
• People
• Panel tackles city's race relations
• Moms with a mission
• Man leads police in car chase
• Gingrich talks values, making U.S. gov't better
• Garbage fee could increase again in Wapello budget
• For the Record
• White faces trial for alleged sex abuse
• Woman accused of selling crack could face trial
• Widows celebrate their loves
• UMIMRA officials expect trouble in river cities
• Trial set for woman accused of stealing from employer
• Teacher wishes he could join celebration
• Propane thaw pointed to in blast
• Man cited in accident that injured three
• Iowa Court of Appeals affirms Johnson's bank robbery conviction
• Igloo learning experience
• Free tax preparation assistance available
• For the Record
• Flood outlook has many looking north
• Declining population won't help economy
• Corrections & clarifications
• Area Cash Grains
• Annual Heritage Trust meeting set for Sunday
• Church notes
• Budget inflates with grants
• W.B. divides over fire truck purchase
• Sending sweet sentiments
• Second arrested in Mediapolis grocery store theft
• Rural population keeps sliding in Iowa
• Obama to propose cuts in heating aid
• Hopefully Yours employees get ray of hope
• Gingrich will speak at Sands fundraiser
• For the Record
• Farmers may be more than neighbors
• Exchange teacher fears for family, friends in Egypt
• Citizens want input on city budget
• Audience will be biting its nails
• Area Cash Grains
• Amjet closer to turbine project
• West Burlington eyes fee increases
• Verdict comes back guilty
• Student scuffle injures a teacher
• Spotlight on students for winning efforts
• Mason House Inn brings ghosts to guests
• Making continued academic achievement a priority
• Hunter safety course scheduled
• Hawkeyes prepare to welcome community for Fort Madison Day
• Grassley: Patriot Act renewal must pass
• For the Record
• Danville blood drive rescheduled
• Area Cash Grains
• 'Boom' near bridge not defined
• Hedline
• For the Record
• City clearing snow from alleys by sanitation routes
• C.J. ponders center focus
• Burlington teachers pitch pay, benefit hike
• Burlington cheerleaders score wins
• Board OKs early retirement plan
• Blaze destroys rural Yarmouth home
• Area Cash Grains
• Alleged burglar testifies in trial
• Southeast Iowa Symphony offers keystone performances
• Snow day spurs debate
• Question of ownership
• Delayed siren test set for Wednesday
• Courtney opposes Branstad's proposed shift
• County board eyeing staffing reduction
• Corrections and clarifications
• Burlington Council OKs first step for property rezoning
• Area Cash Grains
• South Hill group will discuss race relations as part of Black History Month
• Snow slows trek to school
• Portion of Dill Street slated to be closed
• Planned Parenthood under scrutiny
• Group meets today
• Drifts hamper hydrant access
• Rezoning concerns will be voiced
• Hot licks generates cool cash for band
• February moonlight stroll will focus on listening for mating owls
• Business owners bring concerns to Loebsack
• A super day for all fans
• The Unitarian Universalist Church welcomed a guest speaker Sunday morning with a unique world viewpoint.
• Family flees house when dryer catches fire
• Captain Kirk's assault injures owner
• Best place to learn duck calls
• Bald eagle's death still being probed
• An e-cure for smoking?
• Tom Green wants you to cancel your Facebook account.
• Snowgoers take to the hills for sledding fun
• Jackson pleads guilty to MidWest One robbery
• For the Record
• W.B. cancels farmers market
• Triathlon event set, ready for participants
• Students give back for Catholic Schools Week
• Smith encourages students to envision life
• Santa Fe depot will welcome passengers again
• Dryer causes house fire
• Courtney gets an education
• Church notes
• Plowing toward the Super Bowl
• Parking spots will be cleared of snow for church
• Master gardeners host spring sympsium
• Man pleads guilty to drug charge in exchange for dropped theft charge
• For the Record
• Farmers try to reach stranded livestock
• Eventually, the need to play in it cannot be denied
• Events rescheduled due to snow
• County hashes out balanced budget
• Area Cash Grains
• WIU hosts winter survival skills seminar
• Amtrak has better story to tell
• Wapello shaves city hall hours
• Trailways building almost complete
• Snowplows bust through clogged streets
• Schools plan for classes today
• Santa Fe Railway museum ceremony set for today
• Off-Year caucus to be rescheduled
• Nelson sentenced to prison for two thefts
• Lee County gets disaster declaration
• Keokuk hosts show choir invitational
• IMTA district piano auditions set
• Harkin defends individual mandate in health care law
• For the Record
• Local execs oppose casino tax increase
• Industry says tax jump would close some of state's licensed casinos
• Grassley questions motives of hearing
• Garbage won't be collected
• Fort Madison offices closed
• Cohoon: Marriage bill went too far
• W.B. will assume ownership of portion of mall roadway
• Area Cash Grains
• Snow grounds flights
• About your paper ...
• Snow days mean extra business for some
• Police: Burlington man ran meth lab
• Plow work continues
• Plains musician plays stories
• Parking prohibition remains in place
• Nauvoo recognized as Spotlight School
• Nauvoo exodus to be commemorated
• Make certain snow doesn't block furnace exhaust systems
• M.P. man found dead near his stuck vehicle
• Hearing sought on energy rate hike
• Guest speaker spurs poetry in motion
• For the Record
• Folk singer extraordinaire will share talents this weekend
• County board eyes new labor attorney
• Businessman balks at space rental
• Board eyes budget cuts
• Weather delays Nauvoo clinic
• Street fight leads to charges
• Snow buries region
• Police: Burlington sex offender violates parole by using drugs
• Meeting postponed
• Kearns speaks out on marriage amendment
• Intern learns life lessons at White House
• Illinois warming centers set up
• Weather cancels clinics, siren test
• Technology improves storm forecasting accuracy
• Street crews ready for storm
• Snow route policies likely to take effect
• Shoplifting case evolves into more
• Schools playing weather waiting game
• Pill nestled in nostril spurs arrest
• People hit stores to prepare
• Investigations in bridge explosion continue.
• Nuturing program begins Feb. 21
• Historic snow expected
• For the Record
• DNR seeks comment on pilot hunting program
• Burglar given prison time
• Area Cash Grains
• Snow piles up in southeast Iowa's forecast
• Lee County conservation hosts poster contest
• Ice fishing lures record numbers in Iowa
• Grant key to preserving schools
• Give a hoot about owls in February
• CPC is mental health sentry
• Blast investigation continues
• Lee County offers basket-making class
• Keokuk's adult reading bingo nets big prizes
• Group holds out hope for pheasants
• For the Record
• Demolition explosion rocks downtown
• Dallas City Ducks shift gears
• Caravan cruises out to dam to count bald eagles
• Buyers take a bite out of local art
• Woman pleads guilty to meth offense
• Voice of the weather, Cary, dies at 55
• School projects pick up
• Man who gave fake name charged with television theft
• Man pleads guilty to forging prescription
• Loebsack discusses education, regulations
• Local teen involved in Monmouth shootout
• Help Habitat help families
• Hearing set for neighborhood mail-order gun business
• Harkin filibuster effort falls flat
• For the Record
• Drug charges filed against woman
• Summer Street partiality closed to traffic Monday
• Detectives wait on autopsy on 30-year-old
• Schools prepare for big cuts
• Deadline extended for CSP signup
• Robbery charges piling up against 29-year-old
• Church notes
• Purse snatching could net prison time
• A surveillance operation conducted by local narcotics agents in conjunction with an ongoing drug investigation resulted in the filing of a serious drug charge against a Burlington man.
• Prescribed fire workshop planned
• C.J. unveils improvement plans
• Pheasant Forever celebrates 22 years with banquet
• Area Cash Grains
• Peace Corps volunteer tackles it all in Kenya
• Alexis man kept family in the dark about Walmart thefts
• Native trees up for sale
• Woman accused of stealing $39,000 from employer
• Trinity to lease SEIRPC space
• Area Cash Grains
• 18-year-old pleads guilty to stealing $15,000 inheritance
• 10th Street closed for service line repair
• Scam making rounds again
• Sands leads the way on making marijuana laws stronger
• RUSS contracts with Geode
• Regional spring flooding predicted
• MOUNT PLEASANT - After spending two years in Nigeria during the mid-1960s, former Coe College biology professor Floyd Sanford lost 50 pounds, a quarter of his body weight.
• Lawmakers divided over state's budget
• Heating assistance still available in Ill.
• Hamilton under boil order through Monday
• For the Record
• Evans: Schools face financial uncertainty
• Corrections & clarifications
• Community colleges click
• Budget ax falls on department heads first
• Board sets plan to replace Weidner
• Combined cheers fuel fun
• Class Day slated
• Burlington woman wins Miss Davenport
• Woman avoids prison sentence
• Wever fire kills one
• Wapello City Council approves park capital improvement plan
• Tax help offered
• Suspect challenges pat-down search
• Schedule of events
• Officials will review school name choices
• Nauvoo's untold stories revealed
• Habitat looking for next family
• For the Record
• Event provided a landscape of beauty
• Council proceeds with $9M bond sale
• Corrections & clarifications
• Woman won't testify against man accused of molesting toddler
• Woman accused of selling fake crack
• Woman injured in back-to-back accidents
• State trapshooting event set in February
• Special Olympics offers success stories
• Sisters see colors of rainbow in their creations
• Salem library to host meeting
• Marchers walk streets against abortion
• Friends of Keokuk Animal Services to offer 20 free spays and neuters
• For the Record
• Family rivalry
• Crowd pumps legislators for answers
• Board members look into closing schools
• Young man accused of sex abuse
• Area lawmakers hold forum in W.B. today
• Warm way to walk
• Area Cash Grains
• Trivia night set for Outreach Center
• Shooting range certification today
• Sheaffer Pen Museum becoming a reality
• SEISO featured on TV tonight
• Salvation Army reports greater need for food
• Robins may not have even left Midwest
• Preservation of Galesburg church sought
• Pawn broker rules OK'd
• Man to serve 11 years for crack possession
• For the Record
• DOT reviews airline tax complaint
• Corrections and clarifications
• Church notes
• Bergman sentences add up for crimes
• Airport gets chilly reception
• Weather studied after air crash killed Iowans
• Union petitions IDED to halt Roquette aid
• Trial set for man accused of hitting woman with crowbar
• Supervisors chop funding to charities
• Man nabbed for alleged theft
• Man given probation for drug possession
• Man asks for guilty plea back in marijuana case
• Judge rules evidence not allowed
• Hill examines MLK's influence
• For the Record
• EMS director leaving for California job
• Bright spots on U.S. 61 projects despite season
• Benefit for Mark Henson set for Saturday
• Area Cash Grains
• Suspected drowning victim still missing
• Propane leak fueled blaze
• Prom provides connections
• Police arrest robbery suspect
• Pet remains in dog house with city
• Men lead West Burlington police on wild goose chase
• For the Record
• Committee closes in on school name
• C.J. officials debating switch to eight-period school day
• Area cash grains
• Lee board contracts with care facility
• Hot days mean cool times for students
• Green Acres hosts annual meeting
• Four cited in tobacco sting
• For the Record
• Firefighters busy battling blazes
• Debate rises for balloon event
• Cahill seeks to nix pay raises
• Board states concerns about landowners' rights
• Blaze first under contract
• Area Cash Grains
• West Burlington man faces animal neglect charges
• W.B. residents have chance to sound off on urban renewal area expansion
• Surveillance helps nab suspected drug dealer
• Notre Dame readies 3rd A.F. Academy cadet
• Nothing childish about art featured at Fort Madison gallery
• Math presentation adds up for Sunnyside teachers
• Henson benefit set
• Freezing rain stymies local travel
• Don't make excuses, make results.
• WIU provost chosen new university president
• When the Burlington City Council backed away from a $700,000 request to help the Des Moines County Humane Society fund improvements to the city's animal shelter at the beginning of the year, Burlington resident Libba Flores said she was "plunged
• Pastor known for his energy
• Northey talks ag concerns, budget
• Nauvoo exodus will be commemorated Feb. 4
• Wine event set
• Keokuk event soars despite lack of eagles
• Keeping the dream alive
• Groups sponsor MLK Day event
• For the Record
• Enthusiasts dig archaeological show
• Cowles honored by city's art guild
• Civil War experience featured at Taste of History
• Casino profits up, but only slightly
• Prosecutors file meth charge against man
• Pond spits out fish at clinic
• Library dazzles children with snowmen stories
• Judge denies new trial for man convicted of house fire
• For the Record
• Fedler struggles with terminal lung cancer, Roquette
• Crumblin' down
• Burlington welcomer, Ernst, dies at 92
• Trash to be collected as usual Monday
• Teen's trial for pot set
• Search for the perfect dress
• Corrections and clarifications
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Taeger allegedly texts threats
• Publisher, political activist to speak at MLK service
• Otto waiting for miracle
• Northey to speak in SE Iowa Monday
• MLK Jr. Day closings announced
• Loebsack calls for caution in wake of tragedy
• Governor lauds SE Iowa soldier's service
• For the Record
• Vander Plaats continues push
• Shop to be razed
• REAP windbreak program cost share available
• Pair seek city investment on new subdivision
• Man sentenced for drug conviction
• Loebsack rep to hold office hours
• Jury finds friend guilty of salon theft
• Everson charge could be reduced
• Corrections and clarifications
• Civil War buffs get better food than the soldiers did
• Chase ends in explosion
• Area Cash Grains
• Alliant pays school for low bills
• Stalled winter storm takes mercy on Burlington residents
• Specific conditions needed to hold person
• Salon owner tearfully testifies against friend
• Area Cash Grains
• M.P. man arrested for sexual assault
• Library parking to be limited today
• Iowa assessing commitment procedure
• Guitarist will provide hot licks, cool sounds at local venue
• For the Record
• Early retirements target savings
• Dr. Seuss featured in reading program
• Crack dealer headed to prison
• Council passes on weapons ban
• Complaints lead deputies to starved dogs
• Burglar receives second chance to turn life around
• Board suggests pay hike
• Area lawmakers pleased with message
• Work-release participant shot self after traffic stop
• Starr's Cave trailremains closed
• Police investigate school bomb threat
• Mother, child attacked by robber outside Burlington store
• Group will revisit expansion plans
• For the Record
• Early retirement plan cut in half
• County supervisors proceeding with rehab program
• Civic performers will host one-on-one music sessions at BHS
• Ariz. shootings a reminder
• Area Cash Grains
• Farm animals need protection from elements, experts say
• Driver shoots self at traffic stop
• Council to talk weapons permits
• Burlington School Board to discuss early retirement program
• Brides-to-be check out local offerings
• Variety draws a crowd
• Vander Plaats to bring tour to region
• Taking a swing at baseball training
• Library story hour registration set
• Celebrating Chief Keokuk
• Area legislators
• Area legislators
• Wapello to appoint council member
• Two injured in collision
• Olson: I-Jobs funding could be at risk
• Man pleads guilty to 2 house thefts
• Judge denies new trial for Willform
• Jackson talks good and bad of crime
• Hunting seasons drawing to a close
• Gas again on the rise
• For the Record
• Doctor fined for fraud
• Conflicting interests
• Women's shelter asks supes for funds
• Second Smart Board doled out
• Man facing20-year sentence has another case set against him
• Lee County reps discuss goals for session
• Iowa bankruptcy filings may not reflect recovery
• Hidden gem: Cave has first solo show
• For the Record
• Conservation District elects commissioners
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• AFL-CIO files complaint against Roquette
• NRA rejects AG opinion on gun restrictions
• Man gets 15-year sentence for drug convictions
• Man allegedly shot swans
• Man allegedly hit girl, guest with baseball bat
• Loebsack pushes for salary cuts in Congress
• Kindergarten roundup set
• Jackson to speak at South Hill meeting
• Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, welcomes a second chance to debate the merits of the health reform bill that passed last spring, even though Congress spent nearly a year disputing different versions of the legislation.
• For the Record
• Society may go it alone
• Police probe deaths
• Fingertip links suspect to burglaries
• Filibuster fireworks display may take time to shoot off
• City ponders highway flooding issue
• Area Cash Grains
• 26-year-old to be tried on drug charges
• 'Quarter' to see trial for allegedly selling crack cocaine
• Tennessee ammunition plant explosion leaves employee dead
• Supervisor takes aim at staffing
• School chief resigns
• Public invited to weigh in on health insurance rate increases
• Port authority makes next move
• Open house set on flood protection
• Man pleads guilty to delivery of drugs
• Gun permit applications surge
• Grassley: Health battle looming
• SIOUX CITY - As his term as Iowa's 40th governor approaches an end on Jan. 13, Chet Culver came to Sioux City to thank Northwest Iowans for their support and say the condition of the state is sound.
• For the Record
• Burlington officials looking for assistance in naming middle school
• Burglars' jury trials delayed
• Burglar avoids prison term
• Area Cash Grains
• 45-year-old admits guilt in robbery
• W.B. council OKs $300,000 dealership agreement
• Upcoming sale caters to the art lover in everyone
• Township fire protection deal approved
• Sweet spill no sticky situation
• Man who led police on chase headed to trial
• Keokuk signs EPA consent order
• Iowa inmate doesn't return from shopping trip
• Gun ban for Fort Madison city buildings fails
• For the Record
• Despite protests, woman sentenced to prison for drugs
• Des Moines County ponders gun ban
• Council OKs tourism commission
• Burlington wastewater plant upgrade put on hold
• Burglar handed suspended sentence
• Area Cash Grains
• Alleged shoplifter leaves child behind
• Police: Alleged burglar may have committed more crimes
• New supervisor seeks contract talks
• More than a year later, cause of fatal fire remains unknown
• Man jailed for shooting incident
• For the Record
• Emergency siren test set for Wednesday
• Drug hub operator opts for plea deal
• Council cuts out humane society
• Assault suspect to be extradited
• Area Cash Grains
• Starr's Cave trail closed until Friday
• Witte Observatory closed for repairs
• Residents have chance to sound off on $5.2M in new debt
• Mayor: F.M. tourism is citizen driven
• Citizens win battle for higher bridge
• Broeker set to be sworn in
• Unbelievable reward
• Tips offered on getting fit in the new year
• No. 1: Couple celebrates first child on New Year's
• Lawmakers begin new roles for state in 2011
• Iowa inmates create mural to honor armed forces
• Getting in shape by the numbers
• For the Record
• Exercise, diet key to transformation
• Environmental honors go to Fairfield residents
• Dispatch center to issue new telephone numbers
• Corn syrup spills into river at Keokuk
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Youth ice fishing clinic planned
• Woman found dead in vehicle
• Treatment plant vote tabled no more
• Sheriff's Office receives grant
• Rockin' into 2011
• New Year's Eve: Time to pig out
• For the Record
• RUSS director resigns
• Prescribed fire workshop planned
• Illinois attorney ticketed for DUI
• For the Record
• Corrections and clarifications
• Celebrating young Marine's life
• Area Cash Grains
• Witte Observatory closed for repairs
• Stringing along at Peaches
• For the Record
• F.M. Christmas tree pick up set
• Ex-cop ready to deliver lineup
• Court fee collection an uphill struggle
• Colorful county road names lost to history
• Cause of fire remains unclear
• Fox analyst Tucker Carlson said Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick "should have been executed" for his role in a dogfighting ring.
• Budgetary madness
• Area Cash Grains
• Obama's visit reverberates in southeast Iowa
• No 2008, but flooding still an issue
• Iowa's weather was wet and wild in 2010
• Ice fishing clinic slated for Jan. 15
• Branstad's open-door policy to include local tea party groups
• Board approves bonding measure
• Area Cash Grains
• Adult winter reading program planned
• Unclaimed property turned into hunt
• Schools earn grant to fight obesity
• Keokuk Legion to serve Christmas dinner
• Hopefully Yours consumed by fire
• Grassley says priority will be spending cuts
• Doctor's medical license reinstated
• Bring the story to life
• Tough travel expected in all directions
• Salvation Army gets gold surprise in Walmart kettles
• Man struck, killed on highway
• For the Record
• Board approves new Klein Center
• Cruiser crash totals truck
• Crews gear up for snow
• Crews gear up for snow
• Council won't discuss utility fee, yet
• Corrections and clarifications
• Christmas closings set
• Building will be vacant
• Branstad plans town hall in Burlington
• Area Cash Grains
• Woman charged with aiding burglars
• Warm memories and a Mother Goose pop quiz
• W.B. targets students at risk of failing
• Scott requests audit of city's TIFs
• Salvation Army sees success with giveaway
• R.I. bowling alley burns
• For the Record
• Fight leads to altercation with police, charges
• Family hit by a grinch
• County unlikely to OK highway 28E
• Corrections & clarifications
• The Leopold Heritage Group of Burlington has been chosen to sponsor the Iowa premiere of a U.S. Forest Service documentary film on the life of native son Aldo Leopold.
• Area Cash Grains
• Two charged with selling marijuana
• Supervisors begin work on budget
• Special Christmas services planned by area churches
• Scott scolds council on paying debt
• Rural shootings alarm officials
• Recycler fined $42,000 for violations
• Man gets deferred judgement on burglary charge
• Man gets 15 years for drug offenses
• W.B. offices ready to move
• Hunter hurt by self-inflicted gunshot accident
• Foundation awards $88,000 in grants
• For the Record
• Fire service to start before 28E pact
• Busiest mailing day passes
• BNSF bridge gets a lift
• Area cash grains
• Libraries hosting holiday events
• Official: Pay raise OK despite freeze
• Home for the holidays
• Council to vote on township fire pact
• Burlington band and orchestra perform annual Winter Concert
• Annual Christmas luminaria lighting brightens Heritage Hill Historic District
• Kids can keep believing in Santa Claus
• Gizzard shad treatment working at Lake Sugema
• FunCity to host Insight Bowl event
• For the Record
• Customers fall for puppies at fair
• Christmas songs bring smiles to patrons at Burlington Public Library
• At Christmas, friends in need
• Judge orders jail time for Davis
• Ice anglers embrace cold temperatures, but still waiting for full freeze locally
• Fort Madison teen goes on rodeo tour
• For the Record
• Filibuster fix still high on Harkin agenda
• Corrections and clarifications
• Church notes
• Choir sells pizza for trip to Rome
• Celebrating Stinson's uniqueness
• Area Cash Grains
• Treasure trove of toys
• Pretrial conference set for teen in robbery spree
• Man placed on probation for marijuana
• Loebsack cast vote in favor of controversial deal
• Lees takes offense to CDBG rule
• Harkin dares GOP to let gov't shut down
• For the Record
• Firefighter pay system carries incentives
• F.M. trenching yields few items, no link to 1812 battle
• Councilman resigns for new position
• Corrections & clarifications
• Cold-weather tips to keep pets safe
• City signs on for wellness program
• Board hears bridge updates
• BHS to give winter concert Sunday
• Young man accused of selling cocaine
• Area Cash Grains
• Three men face over $100,000 in fines for poaching
• 'Shadow' faces felony charge
• School gets Smart Board boost
• $2M from IDED helps solidify GE plan
• Retirement party planned for Stinson
• Police look for link to thefts
• Whether Elizabeth Danielle Uhl had a bad cold or had something sinister up her sleeves is still up for contention.
• Space heater sparks fire
• Reslicing the 'pillow tax' revenue pie
• Preschool funding tops concerns
• Group looks to make ethanol from sugar beets in Iowa
• Gatorade bottle leads to suspect's arrest
• For the Record
• Dix guilty of burning his house down
• Despite quiet zone status, city code requires train horns to be sounded
• Board considers flood buyouts
• Area Cash Grains
• Winter weather results in crashes
• Winter nature camp scheduled
• Appliance store to close its doors after 50 years
• Lawmakers to meet with school boards
• Freezing temps, warm reception
• For the Record
• Council to determine groups' fate
• C.F. ice sculptures brighten holidays
• Burlington area dodges a white bullet
• School cancellations, delays announced
• Wintry wallop blows into SE Iowa
• Trucks stuffed with food for needy
• School leader: Drug activity leads to crime
• Oquawka hit-and-run case closed
• Nauvoo man faces meth offenses
• Keokuk honors war dead
• Hammond appointed to complete Myers' term
• Galesburg publisher, 58, dies
• For the Record
• Whether you are ready for it or not, the dreaded winter storm is coming to southeast Iowa.
• Hear them ring
• For the Record
• City works to stabilize neighborhood
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Applicants sought for post with conservation board
• AFL-CIO: Roquette violating human rights
• A military salute
• Youth winter camps offered over break
• W.B. woman turns self into face embezzlement charge
• State wraps up arson case against businessman
• Hundeby files lawsuit in firing from Harmony
• For the Record
• Electronic books available online from library
• District projects need money
• Bridge work will halt river traffic
• Area cash grains
• Woman accused of trafficking meth
• Traffic light violation results in multiple charges
• Pet licenses available at F.M. City Hall
• Pact will keep highway traffic flowing
• Meth defendant pleads not guilty
• Leopold penny war nets $1,100
• Grand jury issues indictment in WIU bomb threats
• Getting into the holiday spirit
• Gaming plan could amp up competition
• For the Record
• Edwards' local visits remembered fondly
• Culver a possible witness in casino case
• Company's expansion plan calls for 65 new F.M. jobs
• City fees to go up
• Public health officials encourage people to get ready for the holidays with a flu shot
• Branstad fills five job appointments
• Prospects emerge to fill seat
• Board to fill maintenance jobs
• Pease to perform at Burlington Library
• Assessor warns of tax burden shift
• Oakville woman's Chrismas wish of delayed jail time granted by judge
• Area Cash Grains
• Notre Dame puts the 'team' in dance
• Musical events kick-start the holiday season
• Murray opposes seeking grant
• Mirren credits parents for career success
• Kidnapping suspect arrested
• Girls Scout hosting caroling event
• Geode RC&D selects local foods coordinator
• Man accused of crack sales pleads guilty, leaves sentencing up to judge
• Man accused in marijuana case agrees to open plea
• Lawyers to ask for probation for woman in Ecstasy case
• Truck avoiding deer hit by jeep
• TOWN TECHIES
• Talented crafters sell wares
• Pastor organizes Tama hall cleanup
• Man who claims drugs were medicinal charged
• Man sentenced for 13-year-old crime
• Judge says Bowker entitled to unemployment benefits
• GE agrees to keep local plant open
• Fort Madison plans flu shot clinics
• Food pantries prepare for jobless benefits to dry up
• Christmas injected into F.M.
• 2 face lengthy prison terms
• Former ISP warden dies of cancer
• For the Record
• Finance chief quits amid budget, bonding
• Fight over jobless benefits shows deep division
• Collective bargaining opens for SCC faculty
• Church notes
• Christmas concert slated for Sunday
• Chili plant beefing up F.M. production line
• Candle lighting ceremony planned
• Animal shelter dogs let loose
• Tama Building interior reduced to rubble
• 94th District to pick Myers' successor
• Semi of Love hoping for toys
• Santa ready for children, letters
• New districts to showcase downtown Burlington
• Man injured after car hits pole
• Jumping rope for American's hearts
• Fort Madison prison removed from lockdown
• Tama tenants struggle with fire questions
• Senator explains food safety snafu
• Road paperwork delays frustrate city
• Man may be linked to downtown burglaries
• Man gets back barber license
• Man faces stiff sentence for crack sales
• Harkin: Where's moral outrage in tax cut fight?
• For the Record
• Faculty make wage proposal
• Corrections and clarifications
• Bill provides more than school lunch
• Area Cash Grains
• Yard waste program drawing to a close
• 'Plaid' promises to draw laughs
• Window wonderland
• West-central Illinois remembers veteran Rep. Myers
• Tucker agrees to plead guilty
• Teachers earn advanced teaching credentials
• W.B. OKs aid for GE plant
• New sheriff in town
• Meetings focus on new weapons permit requirements
• Man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Making the holidays sparkle, South Hill shine
• Judge calls mandatory sentence for sexual assault disproportionate
• Hospice Trees of Love unveiled
• Henry County raise debated
• Grassley: Voters clear on priorities
• For the Record
• Fire investigation starts
• Driver passes crash site after allegedly fleeing
• Dogsitter walked off with property
• Council nixes reopening section of Maple Street
• City to pick up tab for building demo
• Area Cash Grains
• These cats are the real meow
• Prison remains on lockdown after stabbings
• Toy donations sought at parade
• Alleged sex abuser waives speedy trial, seeks to fire lawyer
• Thanksgiving day closings announced
• 1 killed in car crash
• Sheriffs ponder security as gun law nears
• Rural Illinois man's recent marijuana arrest not his first
• Pat-downs given, comments welcome
• Paperwork glitch releases prisoner
• Frustrated homeowners to get relief
• From sunny and mild to pretty wild
• For the Record
• Delays continue in arson prosecution
• Cooking connections
• Christmas dinner set for Dec. 7
• Burlington School Board approves early retirement for teachers, staff
• Board to review 2008 flood buyouts
• Area cities see dollars for smart planning
• Trapping season ends for bobcats, otters
• Area Cash Grains
• Screenings remain in spotlight
• School hosts fundraiser for choral Roman holiday
• Rooms with a view, and a few stories
• Lighted parade slated for Saturday
• High tunnel food production workshops scheduled for next month
• For the Record
• Board to discuss retirees
• Project Santa collects gifts
• Porch fire causes little damage
• Games + God
• For the Record
• Cranksgiving record made
• Community Thanksgiving service planned in Nauvoo
• Bail remains at $10,000 in robbery case
• 'Scruff' arrested on drug charges
• Woman's probation continued despite violation
• Woman's luck flips with win
• Woman accused of dealing meth
• What it takes to become a pilot
• Shoeboxes stuffed with surprises for needy children
• Reservations requested for Senior Citizens dinner
• Publisher's Clearing House scam identified
• Wapello tries for block grant
• W.B. says TIF revenue will cover debt
• Two charged for alleged burglary
• South side sewer televising scheduled
• Man convicted for assault on girl
• Man asks why when police arrest him
• Lane to close for water service install
• Judge takes back sentence
• Holiday parades hit the streets next weekend
• Harkin, Grassley disagree on earmark ban
• Fundraising for firefighters could be a scam
• For the Record
• Du Pont gets $100,000 for pilot facility in F.M.
• Driver turns semi of scrap metal
• Church notes
• Charges filed in Ecstasy case
• Area Cash Grains
• Souped-up sleigh
• Annual art center ornament unveiled
• Microlending nears debut in Louisa County
• Alliant plan will close 4 turbines in Burlington
• Mepo students earn 2nd in Titan competition
• Man pleads not guilty to escape
• Alleged meth lab busted
• WIUM, business pair up to pass out turkeys
• Wastewater treatment plant upgrades stalled
• Train enthusiast donates winnings to paint locomotive
• MOUNT PLEASANT - The annual Thanksgiving Community Meal in Henry County has become such a tradition that three years ago when it was in danger of being canceled, Brad Gillis stepped in.
• Sheriff offering safety classes to obtain gun permit
• Sharing secrets
• SCC misses state trend of record high enrollment
• Man pinned under truck in rollover
• Man accused of selling crack to be arraigned Monday
• Harkin: Time to draw line in the sand
• For the Record
• Dinner desperate for food donations
• Classes
• Bridgeway asks Council for support
• Benefit planned Saturday
• Area cash grains
• Woman with cancer earns another chance at life
• Wooded right of way purchase effort falls flat
• State Theatre damaged by fire
• Reception tonight for grant winners
• Man who died in fire identified
• Locavores united at Montrose dinner
• MEDIAPOLIS - Shane Yaley, a fifth-grader at Mediapolis Elementary School, said he enjoys learning new things.
• Judge denies bond reduction
• Great River Hospice plans memorial service
• Grassley: Tax cuts biggest priority
• For the Record
• Department settling into changes
• Beckman to give Alzheimer's presentation
• Area Cash Grains
• AbouAssaly tops state list
• Banks seeks sentence reconsideration
• Arrests/citations
• Area Cash Grains
• Trial date set on drug, assault charges
• Thanksgiving service set Sunday
• Supervisors fire maintenance director
• State rewards district effort
• SCC will send bus to tenors fundraiser in Keokuk
• Saluting heroism
• Middletown council to discuss busing decision
• Man violates probation, awaits new sentencing
• Gun permit law raises courthouse worries
• GALA nets nearly $50,000 for arts projects
• Frustrated flood victims seeing possible end in sight, if not closure
• Flu shot clinicslated Thursday
• Clarification
• Burlington native honored during Vietnam War
• Bridenstines try to resign posts in C.J.
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• Two more seek Windy City's top job
• Student numbers on W.B. agenda
• Streets program wraps up
• Snow route enforcement around corner
• Man dead after house fire
• Iowa's carry-permit change raises questions
• H.C. Habitat digs in for new home start
• Gun permits likely to grow
• For the Record
• Brother, can you spare a dime?
• Bridging the Gap reaches out to poor
• Boy Scouts remain relevant in a fast-paced world
• Mother arrested in meth lab bust
• Marchers rally support for Roquette workers
• Man suffers skull fractures after getting hit with bat
• Man accused of taking advantage of intoxicated woman
• Lomax man dies in head-on collision
• In cases like these, what happens to the children?
• Henry County Habitat breaks ground today
• For the Record
• Exhibit opens with little fanfare, but many memories
• Des Moines County chapter renews effort
• The house that Habitat built
• Playing triangle the whole time
• For the Record
• Early morning fire destroys man's home
• Corrections and clarifications
• Cleanup begins on tainted riverfront site
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• Air Choice One plans monthlong food drive
• Tumatoe brings Bob and Tom humor to stage
• Theatre Troupe, Dexter teach about healthy eating
• Teacup pup may be world's smallest dog
• Penny wars provide kids a Christmas
• Man dies of crash injuries
• M Power U students pick priorities
• Agency asks hunters to donate deer meat to feed the hungry
• Free band concert set for Sunday
• Dentist office opens house
• Church interior work progressing at steady rate
• Children's program Saturday at Salem
• Capitol Theater volunteers gear up for fundraising
• Business fire to be investigated
• Bicycle event will raise money for food panry
• Area Cash Grains
• Volunteers offer Medicare program
• Veterans' tribute moving
• Trial date set for two who barged into home
• Towns still on rocky road of flood recovery
• Students flock to after-school program
• School turns eye to student behavior
• Monsanto donates to area fair boards
• Keokuk library now offers TumbleBooks
• Labor march Saturday
• ISP offenders earn GEDs behind bars
• Iowa State Patrol continues to investigate fatal car crash
• Hospital is not involved in calls about Medicare
• Habitat to host ceremony
• For the Record
• Cascade Sewer separation a year away
• Area Cash Grains
• 2 injured in vehicle accident
• Tipster leads to meth lab bust
• Tempers flare at Mt. Union, RUSS meeting
• Suspect to receive treatment prior to trial
• Suspect ordered to receive substance abuse treatment
• Republicans fared well in surrounding counties on Nov. 2 ballot
• Police inadvertently swap identities
• Patriotism runs strong as school honors veterans
• Open house slated for center
• Judge revokes Burlington man's probation, orders prison time
• GE to invest more than $2 billion into China efforts
• For the Record
• Five years helps grow M.P. library services
• City council revisits top priorities
• Charges adding up for suspect
• Cabaret show will keep toes tapping this weekend
• Area Cash Grains
• W.B. mayor: City not the bad guy
• Third time is not the charm
• SEIBUS thief given probation
• SCC board OKs animation classroom addition
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers
• Running teens busted with marijuana
• Making it official
• Firefighters gear up for rural duties
• Dental clinic plans celebration
• Defendant avoids felony conviction, given probation
• Corrections & clarifications
• Board ponders retiring options
• Area Veterans Day services scheduled
• Area Cash Grains
• 22-year-old charged with drunken driving after crashing vehicle
• Willform found guilty of enhanced offenses
• W.B. man sentenced to prison for drugs
• Sustainable lifestyles subject of public seminar Thursday
• Supervisors to canvass Nov. 2 election
• Street closure
• Plea for leniency falls on deaf ears
• Mount Pleasant Street construction nears end
• For the Record
• For the Record
• Daniels delivers message of hope to South Hill
• Corrections and clarifications
• City of Christmas candles available
• Balloons carry wishes for adoption
• Balancing act
• Audit reveals flaws in SE Iowa film projects
• Woman allegedly let teens smoke marijuana
• Water heater causes curtain to catch fire
• Wapello considers second attempt at earning grant
• Stokes arrested for stolen laptop
• Sewer televising being performed
• Runners return hospice's support
• Looking at identity theft prevention
• Keokuk Riverfront Park receives $1.2M for flood recovery
• Church notes
• Cheerleaders compete at state championships today
• Car dealer ready to close on property
• Area Cash Grains
• 800-plus pounds of pot found in Keosauqua home
• 34-year-old arrested on warrant for alleged sale of cocaine
• Thanksgiving dinner needs volunteers
• Overpass to close Monday for work
• Mike Heim's new job as West Burlington's first full-time fire chief will involve a lot of "give and take."
• Man shares Grant Wood's story
• Man arrested for impersonating agent
• GOP holds advantage in Iowa redistricting
• For the Record
• End of daylight saving time shifts our sleep patterns
• Deputy blocks car from major collision
• Girlfriend testifies for man in bail hearing
• For the Record
• Area Cash Grains
• Agents nab 2 in drug case
• Woman enters not guilty plea, trial dates set in drug case
• U.S. 61 expansion tops list
• Tricks of trade get produce out
• SUMM filling clothing needs
• Singer-songwriter returns from Hollywood
• Sections of Hamilton under boil order
• Ketteler prepared to give advice to aspiring writers
• Human rights director to speak to S. Hill group
• How to help
• Harmony settles with firm from sup't search
• For the Record
• Flu shots offered
• BNSF bridge work moves ahead
• Area Cash Grains
• 'Forever Plaid' crooners makes crowd swoon
• Quinn will remain Illinois governor
• Whooping cough reported
• West-central Illinois returns most incumbents
• U.S. 61 meeting set today in Mediapolis
• Traffic stop results in marijuana, weapons charges
• TIF claim fails to get review
• Threat clears classes
• State plans incentive to keep GE plant in W.B.
• Review of TIF claim denied
• Man defending self takes the stand
• Lee County officials put new offices on display to public at open house
• Hard work on issues awaits
• GOP Rep. Myers wins ninth term in Illinois State House
• For the Record
• Defendant adds another twist to trial
• Cohoon wins 13th House term
• Board to review SEIRPC move
• Branstad gets ready for office while Illinois still awaits word on next governor
• Board approves future goals
• Area Cash Grains
• Voters opt to keep Catfish Bend tables active
• Out with the old, in with the older; Branstad ousts Culver
• Street construction is bad for local business
• Loebsack wins third Congressional term
• Scout troop sponsors Night at the Museum
• Judges trailing in retention bid; results not final
• Schilling beats Hare
• Casino renewal gets overwhelming support
• Sands wins 5th term
• Broeker tops Heland in DMC board race
• Retired businessman wins easily
• Loebsack holds onto House seat
• Kearns beats Gates for second term
• Heaton fends off challenge for seat
• Haynes to replace Lumbeck
• Man dies after burning leaves
• Kids Science Expo set for Nov. 13
• Henderson, Hancock county elections see few contested races
• For the Record
• Des Moines County polling locations
• Clarifications & corrections
• Casino funds flow into effort
• Burlington grad crowned at Central College homecoming
• Area Cash Grains
• 25-year-old nabbed in fire station break-in
• Worden touts new contacts in Manor pitch
• West Burlington board exploring idea of air conditioning for schools
• Son accused of breaking into father's business receives probation
• Residents see light at end of tunnel
• Baptist church goes bananas for sundae
• 2011 pet licenses available for Fort Madison residents
• Seeking helping hands
• More treats than tricks
• Making dream of employment a reality
• For the Record
• Corps to waive day-use fees
• Community turns out to show support for family
• Woman avoids prison in drug case
• Riding the wave
• Man dies in vehicle accident
• Homeowners to receive flood buyouts
• For the Record
• Fairfield native chronicles woesof Democrats
• Culver rallies Democrats to get to the polls
• City proceeding with new water plant
• Church project brightens children's lives
• Car accidents injure women
• Auditors' offices open Monday for voting
• Assault results in prison sentence
• Car thief allegedly caught stealing tires
• Break-ins reported downtown
• Voting hours
• Broeker, Heland argue county spending
• Area trick or treat times
• Schilling makes final push in try to unseat Hare
• Black Sabbath tradition hits the stage
• Area Cash Grains
• Road project approved by supervisors
• Area Cash Grains
• Trial set for man who allegedly threatened two officers
• Officials plan announcement in Gulfport today
• 'David and giant' face off in District 88 debate
• Selmon plans to campaign Sunday
• Narcisse visits SE Iowa today
• SEIRPC doles out contract work on building
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing ex
• Men charged in meth incident
• Man pleads guilty to burglary offenses, will be sentenced in December
• Man found dead after high-speed chase ends
• Iowans set record for midterm early voting
• Man claims pot is medical
• Hope Haven honors longtime advocate
• Man charged in connection with marijuana distribution
• Health fair provides good info
• Learning lessons about bullying
• For the Record
• Judge bus makes stop in Burlington
• Farmers Market moves inside
• For the Record
• District court judge sworn in
• Fire protection contract in the works
• Cold, wet weather leaves fewer pheasants in Iowa
• DVD captures skills of pastel artists
• Church notes
• Women's exercise class begins in Donnellson
• Dems to hold GOTV rallies on Saturday
• Candidates plan final push for voters
• Wigging out for fun
• Wilson Lake to be stocked with trout
• Student 'companies' compete for prize
• Store joins in Toys for Tots
• Some like it hot
• Residents give input on sewer system
• REAP grant may lead to additional funding for Wapello
• Judge denies man accused of sexual abuse furlough for mental health care
• Grassley, Conlin disagree over health care fixes
• For the Record
• Culver, Branstad divide on budget management
• Area Cash Grains
• Union sets up pickets outside main gate
• Teen ejected from vehicle in rollover
• Scotts settles EPA violations with $148,388 fine
• Roquette, union stand firm
• Make-A-Wish walk planned
• Grief support group class to begin
• For the Record
• County, city ready to discuss TIF error
• Corrections and clarifications
• Committee assesses how to teach
• Clerk brings return on investment
• Area Cash Grains
• Actresses bring 'Crazy Ladies' to life
• 'Bright lights' of homecoming roll by
• River documentary flows from inspiration of filmmakers
• Hawkeyes dispose of in-state rival Cyclones
• Putting history on display
• Hawkeye sewer work affects Auditorium lot
• Owner hopes to revive interest in historic site
• Group sets goals for taking back South Hill
• Local owners earn honors in stock dog trials at state fair
• Group honors fallen in 9/11 attack
• For the Record
• For the Record
• City will review status of shelter project
• 8 shots fired on South Hill
• Burlington board set to review test results
• 25-year-old allegedly steals bike
• Big Hollow offers shooting class
• Woman pleads guilty to drug charges
• Trust fund would help homeowners
• South Hill Neighborhood goals
• Shimek horseback ride planned
• SCC makes Military Friendly School list
• Respect the river - clean it up
• United Way gearing up for new campaign
• Public invited to gamma ray burst discussion
• Theater efforts gear up
• On the march
• Jazz fest band to play at Grand Theatre fundraiser
• For the Record
• County to lose Big Hollow funds
• Cooking school Sept. 18
• Children's immunization clinic is Thursday
• Board questions ambulance delay
• Area Cash Grains
• Theater camp offered in Mount Pleasant
• Testimonies in sexual abuse trial differ
• Region's congressmen split in vote
• North Gear Avenue closed today
• Man's prison term for drugs suspended
• Man sentenced to five years for assault
• Local officials to discuss joint law facility
• Leopold open house Sunday
• Jones officially retires
• Corrections & clarifications
• Bridge grant targets Oakville connections
• Board OKs contract for BHS roof repair
• Board grants Simone 15 days of paid leave
• Bank robber suits up
• Area cash grains
• Walker sentenced for past sex crime
• Supervisors to meet with airport officials
• Pastor: Assaults wrongly labeled
• Part of Harrison Ave. closed for work, reduced to one lane
• Meeting today
• Man takes plea deal for burglary, possession
• Ill. man pleads guilty to staging break-in
• Historical Society to honor Burlington historical figure
• For the Record
• Man in suit sought in two SE Iowa bank robberies
• Race issues in a small city
• Man traces family back to Old Fort soldier
• Keokuk Grand Theatre fundraiser show set for Aug. 22
• For the Record
• Dog handlers come to town for show
• DNR website has flood information
• Board to vote on school roof project
• A friendly dedication
• Teams designate charities for winnings
• New housing to open soon at Hope Haven
• Man pleads guilty to break-in
• Man charged based on license plate number
• INVISIBLE NO MORE
• Gobbling up 'great' meat at fest
• Gaining access to facilities
• For the Record
• Experiencing nature one-on-one
• Employment access lags behind
• Culver vows more support for Oakville
• Conservation Reserve Program sign-up under way
• Burlington teens arrested on burglary charges
• Blood on window links man to house burglary
• Alleged thief wore socks on his hands
• After decade, vote for secret hold bill set
• Work to begin on South and Madison
• Shots heard, men arrested
• SEIRPC plans quick October move
• Race to the Top won't have Iowa
• Pair offer to compost Wapello yard waste
• Organizers hope to raise $100,000 to fight cancer
• Iowa Learning Farm coming to Port Louisa
• Fort Madison tourism director fired
• For the Record
• Delta Dental awards $50,000 to clinic in Louisa County
• Church notes
• Assaults spur loitering discussion
• Area Cash Grains
• Accused killer seeks friends
• Man arrested after allegedly defecating on stolen clothes
• Litter leads to man's arrest
• Hoffman proceeds with flood barrier
• Hetrick cleared of charges
• For the Record
• Fire considered suspicious, meth lab may be to blame
• Dresser-Rand, employees reach agreement
• Device allows visually impaired to 'hear' medicine
• Corrections & clarifications
• Classmates sought for 1960 class reunion
• Bees host ACS night for survivors Saturday
• Back to school library program begins
• Area Cash Grains
• Treatment plant nearly complete
• Manning pleads not guilty in SEIBUS fleet card theft
• Man arrested for hanging cat from his ceiling
• State limits youth transport funds
• New Louisa Co. sheriff ready for action
• Man pleads not guilty to growing pot in home
• Lawmakers respond to state aid bill
• Keokuk to vote on raising train bridge rate
• Grasshorse Studio 'redefines' itself
• Friday's relay honors ongoing fight against cancer
• Final muni concert features 'round robin' conductors
• Dallas City class of '70 reunion meeting Aug. 18
• Council OKs restructuring F.M. department heads
• Corrections & clarifications
• Blue ribbons awarded at DMC Fair
• Area Cash Grains
• Agency has seen interest in county home
• Work on water tower continues
• Thomas ready to share his story of surviving cancer
• Teen charged as adult for alleged burglary
• Man arrested for barging into home
• Keokuk mayor fires director
• Hendrix-esque guitarist to play in Burlington
• For the Record
• First lady: Dems appeal to people's best
• Decoy coyotes set up to ward off geese
• County keeps detention contracts
• Council looking to address crime in city
• Cabaret singers will return to Burlington in September
• Area Cash Grains
• American Cancer Society night at Bees game is Saturday
• Alzheimer's program focuses on communication
• Port authority shares idea for Lee County
• Night raises awareness of crime fighters
• Mathias sentenced to 10 years for casino assault
• Man dies of heart attack after fight
• Local dam deemed hazard
• Judge William Dowell retiring
• Fort Madison fire causes damage
• Former correctional officer faces charges
• For the Record
• Feds prepare robbery case
• Fair livestock to be auctioned off today
• Citizen pushes for loitering ordinance
• Church plans fundraiser for couple
• Cause of Illinois fire unknown
• W.B. board approves funds for expansion
• Board to discuss audit
• DES MOINES - State records show the Iowa Department of Natural Resources has labeled six dams in the
• BHS alumnus creates LinkedIn alumni group
• Area cash grains
• No suspects yet in Notre Dame break-in
• 'Charlotte's Web' to be shown downtown
• Meeting today
• Today at the Fair
• Selmon vies for state House seat
• For the Record
• Food safety classes offered in August
• Finding a new Heritage
• Comedian Pauly Shore to perform in Burlington
• Chain saw artist displays skill during fair
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks mentors
• Man allegedly attacked, robbed on Curran Street
• Hare staff plans Carthage office hours
• For the Record
• Earps' roots in Iowa, Ill.
• County parks land state grant
• Costs of juvenile detention
• Arbabha tapped as public defender supervisor
• 'Presidential' sheep make debut
• Today at the Fair
• Showdown with the Earps
• SHIFTING GEARS
• Providers say juvenile detention audit flawed
• People
• People
• No plea offers yet in drug case
• New London man dies after fight at Moose Lodge
• Church notes
• Area Cash Grains
• MOUNT PLEASANT - Little 2-year-old Dominic Farr is barely old enough to understand that his father,
• Today at the Fair
• Work gets under way on new F.M. school
• Who cares about winning a medal?
• Snake Alley among Time's top places
• Small business tax bill stalls in Senate
• Pipe breaks downtown
• Obama declares disaster for region
• Miss Burlington orientation today
• For the Record
• Today at the Fair
• Showing the Clover Kids the ropes
• Sealcoating to begin Monday in Burlington
• Party of paddlers
• Outing raises funds for U.S. 34 expansion
• For the Record
• Burlington woman injured in head-on collision
• Bowker appeals
• Area Cash Grains
• 20th anniversary of ADA celebrated
• Area Cash Grains
• Today at the fair
• Thicke promotes ambitious state agricultural agenda
• SCC distinguished alumni nominations due Sunday
• Plant targets growth
• Part of Osborn Street down to one lane
• Officials seeking suspect in robbery in Fort Madison
• National Night Out celebration Tuesday
• Meth lab discovered during welfare check
• Man charged with theft of truck
• Lee County Red Cross meeting Monday
• Lee County board considers moving meetings to Montrose
• Grassley rails against failed disclosure bill
• For the Record
• Flood help remains uncertain
• DeBerg crowned 2010 county fair queen
• When: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday
• Body in river identified
• Topping it off
• Upland game survey begins Aug. 1, runs through Aug. 15
• Truck rolls over on Roosevelt Avenue
• State charges dropped against accused robber
• Part of Osborn Street closed for road work
• Meth cook sentenced to prison
• Man charged for part in burglary
• Juvenile detention questions linger
• Jones to push back retirement
• Hemlock Avenue to close today for paving
• For the Record
• Counties granted federal disaster status
• During the 1960s, country-and-western shows were common at Burlington's Memorial Auditorium, a
• Body found in Mississippi River
• Area Cash Grains
• Airport may have to purchase homes
• Local Author
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Des Moines County
• CLUB REWARDS IS COMING TO BURLINGTON and WEST BURLINGTON
• 41st Annual Snake Alley Art Fair
• Burlington Steamboat Days 2008

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