FULTON, Ill. — Principal Bob Gosch introduced Fulton High School’s Steamer of the Month for March to the River Bend School Board Monday.

CLINTON — A Clinton man pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of felony theft.

CLINTON -- After a few years in hiatus, the Clinton Lumberjack Festival is set to return June 8 to the Sawmill Museum.

STERLING, Ill. — CGH Medical Center recently presented its DAISY Award to Lyndsey Weber, a registered nurse with CGH Ambulatory Surgery Department, the hospital announced.

CLINTON — The Clinton School District is not doing enough to maintain its buses, Superintendent Gary DeLacy told the school board this month. A solution to the problem is in the hands of high school students.

DES MOINES (AP) — Census estimates show strong growth in the Des Moines metro area as well as the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas, but more than two-thirds of Iowa's counties have lost population since 2010.

CLINTON — Rotary Club of Clinton May 2019 programs include a presentation by Clinton High School Interact students, Rotary announced this week.

CLINTON — Applications are being accepted for the Mount St. Clare Charitable Education Trust Scholarship. Successful applicants must have or will graduate from a high school in Clinton County or Whiteside County and are or will attend a two or four year university within the state of Iowa.

BELLEVUE — The Ski Bellevue Water Ski Show Team has announced its 2019 schedule:

FULTON, Ill. — Fulton's annual plant sale will be Saturday, May 11. There is always a nice selection of plants to choose from for seasonal projects. Primarily, perennials with some annuals will be available.

CLINTON — Animal Birth Control of Clinton will hold its annual Easter fundraiser, "Paws in the Park," on Saturday with new added events.

CLINTON -- A Monday afternoon fire at a Clinton apartment caused $50,000 in damage, according to a Clinton Fire Department press release.

DEWITT — The DeWitt Central Performing Arts Center’s community theater group, “On the Edge Players,” is this quarter’s recipient of the BOOM! donations.

CLINTON — The Victory Center Rescue Mission is postponing its four scheduled performances of "The Witness."

KINGS POINT, N.Y. — Midshipman Brandon Gyrion, son of Karen and Kevin Gyrion of Clinton, recently completed Sea Year training at the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point.

FULTON, Ill. — The Miller program for April will feature the Amish people and elements of their lifestyle.

STERLING, Ill. — The Whiteside Master Gardeners will host a gardening workshop May 18 at the Whiteside Extension Office, 12923 Lawrence Road, Sterling.

CLINTON — In conjunction with Older Americans Month, the 29th annual Plus 50 Living Fair will be from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 23 at the Vista Grande, 2141 16th St. NW, Clinton.

CLINTON — A Clinton man was granted a suspended sentence of two felony charges after destroying property and threatening people with a shovel.

CLINTON — A woman pleaded guilty to felony forgery in Clinton County District Court Wednesday.

CLINTON —A Bernard man pleaded guilty Thursday to eluding law enforcement and possession of marijuana.

CAMANCHE — The City of Camanche is set to vote this week on a proposal from Republic Services to provide garbage and recycling services.

FULTON, Ill. — Andresen Nature Center will continue its series of beekeeping sessions Sunday, April 28 at 1 p.m.

CAMANCHE — The Camanche School District on Monday will consider a 28E agreement with the Clinton School District to provide an alternative school.

CLINTON — Greg Fier’s clear call to a visitor to “come in” is an indication that he can no longer open his front door. Yet despite being in a wheelchair and unable to use his arms, Fier remains in his home and continues to create music in his small studio.

CLINTON — Family and friends gathered Friday at Clinton High School to welcome and celebrate the inaugural class of the high school's Hall of Honor inductees.

CLINTON — A downtown Clinton rehabilitation project for a structure on South Second Street has received grant funding from the state of Iowa.

FULTON, ILL. — Unity Christian School recently released its third-quarter honor roll.

CLINTON — The Discovery Center is planning exciting activities for its weekly programs and events. Make your own baby chick to take home on WOW Wednesday. Then, peep in to see and hold the new baby chicks at Funtime Friday. Each of these programs is free with regular museum admission or membership.

DEWITT — Tom Gibbons of Clinton will share about his trips to the East Coast of the United States and Canada during his DeWitt Noon Lions Travelogue presentation Tuesday.

CLINTON — Iowa American Water will conduct water main flushing in Clinton beginning Monday and continuing through April 26.

CLINTON — Citizens First Bank employees recently presented a donation to representatives of the Gateway After Prom committee.

CLINTON — A downtown Clinton rehabilitation project for a structure on South Second Street has received grant funding from the State of Iowa.

CLINTON — Clinton police say it was a domestic incident that led to three Clinton schools being placed on lockdown Thursday morning.

CLINTON — A fund-raising effort that began years ago at Lyons Middle School has snowballed into a state-topping effort by Clinton Middle School students.

DEWITT — The Central DeWitt Community Education Foundation has awarded its 2019 round of grants for teachers within the district and their various initiatives and projects.

FULTON, Ill. — Applications for 2019 D.S. Flikkema Foundation Grants will be accepted from April 16 to June 3. Applications need to be completed online at www.qccommunityfoundation.org/facehome.

FULTON, Ill. — Unity Christian hosts two summer camps each year – a school-age camp for children who are 6 to 12 years old and another camp for children who are 3 to 5 years old.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — State Rep. Tony McCombie, R-Savanna, welcomed Whiteside County Public Health COO Beth Fiorini and Ann McCarrell of Helping Hands in Port Byron to Springfield on Tuesday for a women’s brunch that honored the contributions of emerging female leaders from throughout the state.

STERLING, Ill. — Would you like to have a better understanding of tornadoes, thunderstorms, lightning, and other types of severe weather?

DEWITT — A proposed publicly funded student loan repayment plan for new county residents received some feedback from DeWitt council members when discussed last week.

MORRISON, Ill. — Ready to learn and prepare for horse and pony show season?

FULTON, Ill. — Fulton High School’s Music and Thespian programs are proud to announce this year’s spring musical, "One Magic Kiss: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."