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Cover Crop Field Day to be Held in East Central Iowa Sept. 5
Iowa Learning Farms, in partnership with Clinton County Soil and Water Conservation District and Natural Resources Conservation Service, will host a cover crop field day on Thursday, Sept. 5, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Marie Ketelsen Learning Center near Delmar. The free event is open to farmers and landowners and includes a complimentary meal.
New Iowa law addresses chronic absenteeism
CLINTON, Iowa (KWQC) - Since the COVID-19 pandemic schools across the country, and here in the Quad Cities, have struggled with chronic absenteeism. In July, Senate File 2435 went into effect; the law targets students if they’ve missed more than 10% of days in the school calendar. When a student becomes chronically absent, the school notifies the parents and county attorney.
Clinton County Special Olympics Cornhole Athletes Place Highly At Area Tournament
The Clinton County Special Olympics teams brought home numerous medals during the local tournament in Greencastle at Depauw University on Saturday as they tossed bean bags and vied for the gold in cornhole. The Clinton County Special Olympics athletes competed in a cornhole tournament on Saturday in Greencastle ahead of...
1 hurt in a SE IA motorcycle accident Tuesday evening
(Clinton County, Iowa) – A man from eastern Iowa was injured during a collision Tuesday evening between his motorcycle and an unknown vehicle. The Iowa State Patrol reports a 1999 Harley Davidson motorcycle operated by 60-year-old Ronald David O’Haver, of Toronto, IA, was traveling westbound on U-S Highway 30 between Calamus and Wheatland, and approaching 154th Avenue. An unknown vehicle was southbound on 154th. The driver of the vehicle failed to yield the right-of-way. The vehicle struck the motorcycle, causing serious injuries to O’Haver. The accident happened at around 6:50-p.m.
Clinton County ending use of outdoor sirens
CLINTON COUNTY, Iowa — Clinton County will stop using their outdoor emergency alert sirens. According to Clinton County Emergency Management, officials chose to discontinue the system due to concerns about the high price of taking over the system from alarm operator Constellation, which plans to phase in new electronic alerts. The costs included $85,000 to take the Constellation system, annual operating expenses of $20,000 and a predicted cost of $816,00 for a full update in 2029.
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