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Family files lawsuit after cyclist's death
On Sunday it will have been a year since William Beltz was struck by a car and killed while he and his wife were on a bicycle outing on Schoolhouse Trail near Pontoon Beach. The 64-year-old Colorado S
Niebur recalls the early years
Editor's Note: This is the first in a two-part series covering the political career of Gary Niebur.
Mission Garden seeks grant again
Last year St. John’s United Methodist Church narrowly missed out on a $20,000 grant that it had hoped to use to fund its Mission Garden. This spring they’re giving it another shot.
Bike Safety Rodeo changes location
Head ‘em up and move ‘em out.
County updated on recent floods
While flooding along Madison County’s section of the Mississippi River isn’t quite bad enough for it to have been declared a state disaster, the county still isn’t quite out of the woods, says Madison
Association president set to resign
Holishor Association President Don Austin will be resigning from the board on May 17, one day before the annual meeting takes place at 10 a.m. on May 18.
Council approves budget for new fiscal year
The city council wrapped up final business for the last fiscal year and made the final preparations for the upcoming fiscal year at Monday's Sine Die meeting.
Centennial Library gets set for summer
The controllers never wear out, the tires never go flat and the SPF is never a concern.
Internet sales tax stirs county debate
Empowering states to collect sales taxes for purchases over the Internet would end tax-free shopping online and it would not only level the playing field for brick-and-mortar stores, it would bring in
