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Man arrested for assault on officer
A 35-year-old Garrison man was taken into custody recently after reportedly striking a McLean County Sheriff’s Department in the face multiple times.
Corps targets vegetation on sandbars
Missouri River sandbars south of the Garrison Dam will undergo some vegetation control next month, as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers attempts to create some more suitable habitat for native species.
County getting armored ATV
The McLean County Sheriff’s Department will be getting a new armored vehicle following approval by the McLean County Commission at its meeting on Aug. 20.
What will my taxes be in 2020?
According to the McLean County Auditor’s office, the five largest cities in McLean County are all projecting tax increases in 2020, though final budget figures are still pending.
Mixed bag for 2019 harvest
Some crops are looking to see a rebound this year, while others are forecasting for an all-time low harvested acreage across the state.
Highway bridge now history
For 27 years, those traversing U.S. Highway 83 between Washburn and Underwood crossed underneath what has become a landmark in McLean County.
Groups take next step
Over the course of the next year, two of Washburn’s membership organizations will dissolve, with a new joint entity set to replace them.
In touch with their senses
Jill Grumbo and Laura Tweeten have a seemingly peculiar goal for the new feature at Washburn Public School – they hope it isn’t used.
Preliminary budget mills nearly double
Washburn taxpayers could be in for a shock when next year’s property taxes arrive, as the city’s preliminary budget was approved Monday with an 85 percent mill levy increase.
Digging into the pipeline
Sheridan and Wells County residents sat down Monday night to get some answers on the Red River Valley Water Supply project which aim to place a 72-inch pipeline in many of their backyards.
