Converting the former railroad tracks into a walking trail from Sixth Street to Alice Avenue could offer more than health benefits for Scott City residents. The trail, which is in
Kodi Rogers feels more needs to be done to make people aware of the history and geological wonders that make Scott County unique. She now has $1,000 to help ful-
Scott County Commissioners have approved a three percent pay increase for county employees. Each department is provided a three percent increase in their overall budget for wages. Department heads can
The Scott City Council took d#elj#›uvw#vwhs#lq#dgguhvvlqj#lwv# long-term water needs with the recent acquisition of farmland and water rights on the outskirts of the city. It’s not a permanent answer, exw#
The time for a voluntary reduction in water usage by agricultural producers in Groundwater Management District No. 1 has come . . . and gone. During Wednesday’s annual meeting, the
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