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From KQRadio, The Freeman Journal and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
KQRadio3 hours ago
Demolition to begin on four downtown buildings to begin this week in Webster City., on KQRadioWebster City- The Webster City city council Monday night gave the green light to the demolition of four buildings in the downtown area with the work to begin this week. The council accepted the dem…
The Freeman Journal6 hours ago
Demolition of four downtown buildings to start immediately, on The Freeman JournalLast night, the City Council of Webster City voted unanimously to spend $574,000 to demolish four brick buildings downtown. Council has debated the fate of the buildings since late 2024, when it acquired the former Coulter’s paint and drapery store at 547 Second St. The building next door, 545 Second, once Kelly’s Bar & Grill, […]
We Are Iowa7 hours ago
Des Moines City Council picks corporate headquarters proposal over performing arts center for vacant lot, on We Are IowaThe Des Moines City Council approved selling a vacant lot to Heart of America for $1 million to build its headquarters.
KCCI8 hours ago
Des Moines City Council picks corporate headquarters plan over performing arts center, on KCCIThe Des Moines City Council voted to approve a $24 million corporate headquarters plan for the historic city hall site, rejecting a $200 million performing arts center proposal.
KCCI12 hours ago
Des Moines City Council schedules hearing for soccer stadium district plans, on KCCIDes Moines City Council will hold a Dec. 7 hearing on the proposed $90 million soccer stadium district, though final approval is still needed.
Also reported byThe Des Moines Register
In brief
The short notes of Daily West Des Moines’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
Polk CountyPolk County Auditor Jamie Fitzgerald urged voters to "Make a plan to vote" and named Wesley Acres, Johnston and Ankeny as areas where contested races could draw crowds.
Polk County Auditor Jamie Fitzgerald urged voters to "Make a plan to vote" and named Wesley Acres, Johnston and Ankeny as areas where contested races could draw crowds.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KCCI