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Two More Revere Area Homes Burn

Two More Revere Area Homes Burn By Mike Scott Two more abandoned homes in the Revere area burned to the ground early Thursday morning, April 16.  That brings the total number of suspicious fires in the area to six in the past five months.One fire was located on Main Street in Revere, across a side…

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Clark County Sheriff’s Report

Sheriff’s Office reports the following arrests:   Joshua D. Pruett of Kahoka was arrested on 04-01-09 by a Sheriff’s Deputy at his residence for Domestic Assault – 3rd Degree and is being held on a $10,000 cash only bond.   Clinton R. Thomas of Wyaconda was arrested on 04-05-09 by M.S.H.P. in Kahoka for Driving While…

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Moose Host Easter Egg Hunt

AND THEY’RE OFF–Brisk winds on Easter Sunday didn’t keep many area children away from the Clark County Moose’s annual  Easter Egg hunt, held Sunday at the Clark County Fairgrounds.  Hundreds of area children took part in the hunt.

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Wayne Blum Elected Mayor of Kahoka

By Mike Scott Wayne Blum won the Kahoka Mayor’s race by a landslide, earning over 74 percent of the votes cast.  Blum defeated Ryan Lewis 246-80 for the office.  Jerry Webber was re-elected to his West Ward Alderman’s position, and Jeff Wood retained his East Ward seat.  Both Webber and Wood were unchallenged.Miles Cameron and…

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Cigarette Bandit Strikes Again

Cigarette Bandit Strikes Again The “Cigarette Bandit” has struck again, this time at Land’s Service Station in Alexandria.According to Clark County Sheriff Paul Gaudette, one individual wearing dark clothes broke into the store by breaking the glass in the south door at about 12:23AM Friday, April 10.Twenty-five cases of Marlboro cigarettes, valued at about $35…

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Kahoka Council Raises Electric and Cable Rates

Kahoka’s Board of Aldermen had a busy meeting Monday night, raising electric and cable rates.  In other important business, they passed the city’s wage ordinance for the coming year.  The complete wage ordinance is at the end of this story.

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Wayland To Get New 50-Bed Hotel

Wayland To Get New  50-Bed Hotel Construction of a new 50 bed lodging facility in Wayland is expected to get underway in the near future, according to an announcement by the Wayland City Council. The facility will be located near and adjacent to the Flying J Travel Center at the junction of Highways 27 and…

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Burglaries On Increase, Warns Clark County Sheriff

 Burglaries On Increase, Warns Clark County Sheriff By Kevin Fox Over the past few months there have been at last three reported acts of burglary to Clark County Homes. This is a trend that Clark County Sheriff Paul Gaudette sees only increasing for a variety of reasons.He stated in an interview, “We would encourage citizens…

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Health Concerns Force Associate Circuit Court To Relocate

 By Mike Scott Clark County’s Associate Circuit Court has moved out of the Hiller Building across from the Courthouse, and has set up shop in the judge’s chambers of the courtroom, upstairs in the Clark County Courthouse building.Court workers have complained of headaches and respiratory difficulties, such as asthma. ? Over the past couple months,…

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Kahoka Council Approves FY 2010 City Budget

 Kahoka Council Approves FY 2010 City Budget By Mike Scott Kahoka’s Board of Aldermen approved a fiscal year 2010 budget that estimates city revenue to be $3,908,000 over the next year, while spending $3,805,100.The budget, approved at a special meeting on Tuesday, March 31, shows the city’s General Revenue fund, which includes Fire, Police, Dog…

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