Routine business for Scranton city council

The Scranton city council handled routine business for the month at its Sept. 8 meeting. A public hearing was held on the sewer revenue loan and disbursement agreement with no written or oral comments received. The council voted unanimously to secure the payment of a $216,000 sewer revenue loan and disbursement agreement (IFA interim loan and disbursement).

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October is National Manufacturing Month

Midwest Partnership EDC salutes the region’s manufacturers Iowa is currently home to roughly 6,110 manufacturing firms, according to an annual “Manufacturing in Iowa” report compiled by Iowa State University’s Center for Industrial Research and Service (CIRAS). Measured by employment size, Iowa’s manufacturing sector ranks fourth among Iowa’s major economic sectors. Midwest Partnership recognizes the manufacturers in Adair, Audubon, Greene, and Guthrie…

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GCDC invites public’s help on projects

Greene County Development Corporation is inviting all members of the community to be involved in several projects the GCDC board has named as priorities for the next two or three years. GCDC executive director Ken Paxton at the Sept. 28 town hall meeting provided a list of the nine projects and spoke briefly about each one. The projects, in no…

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High school homecoming has a new look this year

Jersey auction goes silent, coronation is Friday afternoon High school homecoming will have a different look this year, with the activities that draw community members at different times and places. Students at Greene County and Paton-Churdan will celebrate homecoming next week, Oct. 4-9. The Rams will play the Perry Blue Jays for the homecoming football game, and the theme for…

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Tower View Team suggests sculpture contest

Would create changing art display on the bell tower plaza A changing display of public art will be the result of a sculpture contest sponsored by Jefferson Matters: Main Street’s Tower View Team and Home State Bank. The contest, dubbed “Ring Out for Art,” was introduced to the county supervisors at their regular meeting Sept. 28 by Jefferson Matters volunteer…

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