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 Heavy Turnout In General Election 

More than seventy three percent of registered Clark County voters performed their civic duty and voted in last Tuesday’s general election. There were only two contested local races on the ballot. For Western District Commissioner, Joe Humes (R) defeated former a commissioner, Democrat Paul Brotherton, by a 1309-971 margin.  In the County Assessor’s race, Republican…

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 Indians Struggle in District Semi Final 

With about half of the 2020 Clark County Indians in quarantine, Friday’s district semi final contest against the top-ranked Palmyra Panthers was going to be an uphill climb. Clark County got the ball first. Three plays later, as Sam Wheeler pass was picked off, and Palmyra had the ball on the Indian 17-yard line.  Palmyra’s…

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A New Way To Access Health Care?

“Having insurance is not equivalent to getting health care,” said Dr. Randy Tobler, Chief Executive Officer of Scotland County Hospital.  “What a lot of people are doing now is self-rationing,” added Tobler. He explained that high co-pays, high deductibles, co-insurance, all on top of high premiums forces people to make a choice.  “They realize that…

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State Cross Country Results

Girls  4th-Grace Buschling-20:18.40  59th-Cady St. Clair- 23:34.00  94th-Mia Johnson- 24:32.10  109th-Delana Hess-25:18.40  115th-Peyton Franke-25.28.7  As a team, the Lady Indians place seventh in their first ever state appearance.  Boys  45th-Ethan Nelson-18:07.60 

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CCR-1 Moves To Every Other Day Classes at High School/ Middle School

 Covid-19 is hitting the Clark County R-1 school district. Hard.  “We thought we’d get here,” said Superintendent Dr. Ritchie Kracht.  On Wednesday, Kracht called an emergency meeting of the CCR-1 school board to discuss what steps to take.  As of 5:30pm Wednesday evening, the district had 170 students and 11 staff members in quarantine. Nine…

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 Kidnapping, Assualt and Weapons Charges Filed After November 1 Incident 

A Keokuk man was arrested Tuesday night, following a weekend incident which resulted in law enforcement officials asking for the public’s help to locate him. Trenton Kindhart, 31, of Keokuk was taken into custody on two felony warrants at 10:04pm Tuesday night, in downtown Kahoka.  Early Sunday morning, Kindhart is alleged to have forced his…

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MDC Teams Up With Clark County Quail Forever Chapter for Habitat

Funds available for landowners to make habitat improvements. Kahoka, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) continues its partnership with the local Clark County Quail Forever chapter to sponsor cost-share projects for quail habitat improvements in Clark County.   MDC matches chapter funds to support the Habitat Challenge Grant program.  This year, four thousand…

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MARY LEMASTER

MARY LEMASTER Mary LeMaster, 77, of Alexandria, passed away at 8:32 am on Saturday, November 7, 2020 at Blessing Hospital in Quincy. She was born on October 5, 1943 in Keokuk, Iowa, the daughter of the late C.R. and Dorothy “Dora” Maxine (Harris) Sackman. Mary graduated from Clark County R-1 High School in 1962. She…

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Peggy Lee Manton

Peggy Lee Manton, 53, of Kahoka, MO, died Tuesday, November 03, 2020, at the University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics in Iowa City, Iowa. She was born July 15, 1967, in Quincy, Illinois, the daughter of Glen and Jessie Meadow Manton. Peggy was employed at Wal-Mart in Keokuk. She is survived by four brothers, Kevin…

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KAREN JOYCE WALKER

KAREN JOYCE WAKER Karen Joyce Walker, 79, most recently of Warrensburg, MO and formerly of Clark County, passed away from complications due to Alzheimer’s Disease on Wednesday afternoon, November 4th, 2020 at her home surrounded by her family.  She was born on May 14, 1941 in Clark County, the daughter of the late Clifford and…

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