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Friends mourn 'Mad Hatter' at Bill's Small Mall
Delbert Atkins, known to many as the Mad Hatter of Uptown Bill's Small Mall, will be remembered as a man who overcame a troubled youth to touch the lives of countless children and those with special needs, friends say.
Stanhope library project gets a boo.....
The City of Stanhope and the Stanhope Public Library Foundation have announced that a grant from the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust has been approved for the proposed new Stanhope Public Library and Community Center in the amount of $60,000. The approval of this grant, in addition to funds raised to date and in kind funds, means that the project ...
Getting jump on medicinal marijuana
Some Iowans acknowledge that they are not waiting for a state board's recommendation on whether to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes.
Iowans recall euphoria 20 years ago in Germany
Kristin Kuchenbecker, a Muscatine teacher, was a 14-year-old in East Germany when the Berlin Wall fell.
Flood-Affected Voter Makes, Says Fagan is Right Candidate for Mayoral
The decisions over the next four years will have a big impact on thousands of families in Cedar Rapids.
The first child in Iowa has died of the H1N1 flu virus. The Iowa Department of Public Health said Tuesday that the child died in October and was from eastern Iowa.
Mechanicsville woman charged with trying to extort anti-tax group
Posted on Nov 03, 2009 by James Q. Lynch . © Gazette Communications A woman who accused a major player in Iowa politics of illegal campaign contributions has been charged with attempting to extort $1 million from Iowans for Tax Relief and its co-founder, David Stanley of Muscatine.
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Stanley Consultants Named on AARP's Best Employer List
For the seventh year, Stanley Consultants , Muscatine, Iowa, has been recognized by AARP as a Best Employer for Workers Over 50.
The Dubuque City Council is seeking a volunteer to serve on the Mississippi River Partnership Council.
Police: Driver in crash was playing game
Muscatine, Ia. - Charges have been filed against a Muscatine man who was allegedly distracted by a toy while driving, leading to an accident that left two dead.
Toy blamed in double-fatal accident
Authorities say a Muscatine, Iowa, man played with a McDonald's toy, rather than paying attention to the road, just before a fatal crash in February.
Richard Shield of rural Atalissa will celebrate his 90th birthday at an open house on Saturday, Oct.
Hilary Sue Shackleton, 21, of 923 E. Washington St. in Iowa City was arrested for drunken driving at 2:02 a.m. Wednesday, Oct.
Edwynne L. Horst, 100, of Estes Park, died Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009 at home. Edwynne, in her later years known as Miss Daisy, was born to Claude and Florence Felix in Downs, Kan.
Smithfield names new police chief
Town officials announced Tuesday night that they have hired Michael Leslie Scott, assistant police chief for the town of Muscatine, Iowa, as Smithfield's new police chief.
Reports are taken directly from the daily logs of area law enforcement agencies.
Sara Ashley and Eric Collier of Muscatine announce their engagement. The couple will be married in a ceremony at First Presbyterian Church in Muscatine Saturday, Nov.
Agency seeking older worker award nominees
Generations Area Agency on Aging's senior internship program is seeking nominations from southeast Iowa for the 22nd Annual Older Employee & Employer of the Year awards.
Body found in Muscatine County identified
MUSCATINE COUNTY, Iowa - The Muscatine County sheriff's department has identified a body found Monday by a hiker.
Autopsy to be done on unidentified body
Muscatine, Ia. - Authorities hope an autopsy will yield clues to the identity of a body found by hikers Monday on a bluff near Iowa Highway 22 about four miles east of Muscatine.
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