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Keokuk resident questions Mohrfeld's priorities
Iowa House District 100 needs leadership that understands the financial pressures facing everyday Iowans. With families struggling to keep up with rising costs and property taxes, taxpayers deserve representatives who prioritize affordability, accountability, and responsible spending. Matt Mohrfeld’s record as mayor raises important questions about his spending decisions, his priorities, and whether taxpayers’ interests were always put first.
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Quincy votes down solar farm; clarifies nuisance rules for homeowners
Quincy city council denied a solar farm at 36th and Payson Tuesday night. This project has gone back and forth between the planning commission and city council. The planning commission originally said ‘no’ to it in June, but city council sent the proposal back to the commission in August to avoid a legal battle due to state laws favoring solar projects.
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A Donnellson nurse is facing three disciplinary charges from the Iowa Board of Nursing
A Donnellson nurse is facing three disciplinary charges from the Iowa Board of Nursing over allegations involving patient care documentation, possible misappropriation of medications or property, and improper medication disposal records. McKenna R. Harshbarger is accused of failing to properly assess, document, evaluate or report a patient’s condition while practicing in Macomb, Illinois.
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MoDOT seeks public input on Palmyra intersection improvement plans
PALMYRA, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is seeking public feedback on proposed intersection safety improvements near Palmyra. MoDOT will host a public hearing on Oct. 21, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Palmyra High School, giving residents, businesses and travelers an opportunity to review the proposed plans and provide input.
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This Dreamy Illinois Town Is So Ridiculously Affordable You Can Live On Social Security Alone
Somewhere along the Mississippi River, tucked between cornfields and cathedral spires, Quincy, Illinois is quietly making a case for being the most underrated place to live in the entire Midwest. If you’ve never seriously considered packing up and moving to a small river town, this article might just change your...
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The Massive Flea Market In Missouri That Bargain Hunters Say Is Better Than Costco
Forget the warehouse membership card, because the Rutledge Flea Market in Rutledge, Missouri is giving big-box stores a serious run for their money, and the only thing you need to get in is a love of a good deal. Bargain hunters across Missouri have been quietly keeping this one to...
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Faulty regulator to blame for Pittsfield boil order Wednesday
PITTSFIELD, Illinois — A boil order is in effect for the Oak Hill Road neighborhood Wednesday. The city said the area lost pressure around 11:30 a.m. due to a faulty regulator, causing volume to fall below the 20 psi threshold, requiring a boil order. The boil order will remain...
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Crews continue demolition of St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal
HANNIBAL, Missouri - Crews continue to work on the demolition of St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal, Missouri. The abandoned building had been dealing with vandalism and other problems for a while until demolition began in July. Crews hope to have the nearly $2 million project finished by the end of...
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Pack Your Bags For This Missouri Town Where $1,200 A Month Covers Absolutely Everything
Somewhere along the Mississippi River, there’s a town where Mark Twain learned to be Mark Twain, and where your monthly budget can still stretch far enough to cover rent, groceries, and a slice of pie without breaking a sweat. That town is Hannibal, Missouri, and it’s about time you...
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Life Moves Slow And Cheap In This Pretty Small Illinois Town Where Retirees Live On Social Security
Retirement checks stretch a little further out on the western prairie of Illinois, where a college town and a county seat share the same quiet streets. Rent is gentler here, the pace is slower, and nobody seems in a rush to get anywhere. For folks living mostly on Social Security,...