County’s health insurance spikes 14%
Thu, 02/13/2020 - 12:00am
A 14 percent hike in health insurance premiums is being felt by Scott County taxpayers and county employees.
A 14 percent hike in health insurance premiums is being felt by Scott County taxpayers and county employees.
The next time Scott City voters elect a mayor it likely won’t be for just a two year term.
Four-year-old Avelynn Bailey (left) and Blakley Gentry, 4, had reason to be excited as they cheered on the Scott Community High School basketball teams to a win on the home floor recently.
It didn’t take the Scott City Council long to fill a vacancy on its police department with the hiring of Charles Semenko at Monday’s meeting.
It’s not every business that can write off more than $9 million in expected revenue and consider it a “good year.”
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