Not even coronavirus can stop Whimmydiddle tradition
It’s been a tough year for arts and crafts vendors across the country.
It’s been a tough year for arts and crafts vendors across the country.
With the backdrop of an early morning sun, fishermen test their skill during the Lake Scott catfish tournament held on Saturday and Sunday. This year’s event attracted a record-setting 96 participants. More about the tournament appears on pages 22-23 in this week’s Record. (Record Photo)
Just when it appeared one hurdle had been cleared in efforts to transfer some City of Scott City employees to a different retirement plan, it has seemingly been replaced by another obstacle.
Scott County, in conjunction with the Scott County Development Committee, will be distributing another $250,000 in grants to local businesses who have suffered economic hardship resulting from COVID-19.
The cost keeps climbing on efforts to convert the former railroad line in Scott City to a walking/hiking/biking trail.
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