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Sunday, September 30, 2018
It?s not just the profits that keep vendors coming back to Crafts in the Park
BY BROOKS TAYLORMt. Pleasant NewsSome come because of the location, some because of the fellowship among venders and others see it as a quasi-reunion.But whatever the reason, the vendors in the Mt. Pleasant Area Chamber Alliance?s Crafts in the Park genuinely enjoy being there ? even if the weather conditions are sweltering.Judy Collora, one of the Mt. Pleasant venders, said she has been doing her Collora ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Supervisors address courthouse water seepage
BY BROOKS TAYLORMt. Pleasant NewsHenry County Supervisors are in the process of rectifying a problem that has plagued the Henry County Courthouse for years.The supervisors, during their regular meeting Thursday, received a proposal from Mike Wallis, a system design specialist from Bix Basement Systems, of Ft. Madison. The firm specializes in basements and foundations.For several decades, according to County ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Two veteran W-MU board members vie for one seat
BY KARYN SPORYMt. Pleasant News*Editor?s note: Candidate?s responses were given via written questionnaire.WINFIELD ? Two individuals currently sitting on the Winfield-Mt. Union Community School District Board of Education will be duking it out for one of four seats up for grabs during Tuesday?s election.Board member Jay Nelson and current Vice President John Vantiger are each running for a two-year at-large ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
SCC receives $1 million for new technical career training facility
Keokuk ? Southeastern Community College (SCC) was awarded $1 million from the US Economic Development Administration, EDA, to fund a new Industrial Technologies Training Center to be built on the college?s Keokuk campus.The new facility will allow SCC to expand industrial training programs including focused, short-term training, specialized certificate training, and full-scale diploma and degree programs.The ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
HCHC board discuss healthcare trends, possible improvements
By BRYCE KELLYMt. Pleasant NewsCritical access hospitals like Henry County Health Center (HCHC) are starting to see more complex medical cases come through the doors, according to recent studies presented by CEO, Robb Gardner, during a monthly HCHC Board of Trustees meeting. And it?s these trends that may be cause for changes in the way physicians are treating patients.Overall, statistics show that because ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Wayland approves sewer smoke testing
BY KARYN SPORYMt. Pleasant NewsWAYLAND ? Seeing smoke may not necessarily indicate a fire in the City of Wayland, in the coming weeks. It may simply mean there?s some work to do on the city?s sewer system.The Wayland City Council unanimously approved an engineering service agreement for sewer smoke testing during its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday. Jim Warner, of Warner Engineering in Mt. Pleasant, ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
County deputies make two alcohol-related arrests
Henry County Sheriff?s deputies made a pair of alcohol-related arrests recently.Jennifer Coates, 31, of Wayland, was arrested Saturday, Aug. 15, for public intoxication (simple misdemeanor) during a disturbance at The Bar in Wayland.The previous day (Friday, Aug. 14), officers responded at 7:43 a.m., to a report of a vehicle in the ditch on Lexington Avenue near Highway 78.Tiffany Stogdill, 33, of Craw-fordsvil...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
The superhero's jump
One of the first obstacles the kiddos encountered during the Hero's Run, held in Winfield on Saturday, Aug. 15, was to do their coolest jump onto a landing mat.
Sunday, September 30, 2018
MP schools select interim director of instruction
BY KARYN SPORYMt. Pleasant NewsThe Mt. Pleasant Community School District has filled the director of instruction and technology position, at least for the coming year.Pat Shier was selected as the interim director of instruction and technology.?Pat comes to us from the AEA (Great Prairie Area Education Agency), having been there for many, many years and is highly qualified to help us and fill in this year as ...
Sunday, September 30, 2018
WACO considers charging admission to concerts, plays
By BROOKS TAYLORMt. Pleasant NewsWAYLAND ? WACO School District officials are considering charging admission to grade 7-12 concerts, musicals and plays.?I am thinking about charging the same as we do to varsity, junior varsity and junior high athletic contests,? Superintendent Fred Whipple told the WACO School Board during its regular meeting Monday night.?The receipts would go to the school activity fund,? ...

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