City: New C-J Rd. to get wider and flatter in 2025 by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 18, 2024 Reconstructing Cedar-Johnson Road may take from spring to fall and cost $2.5 million to $3 million, residents heard last week.
Audiobooks growing in popularity at WBPL by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 18, 2024 West Branch likes audiobooks, more and more.
Ice, fog and power outages sweep through West Branch by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 18, 2024 Some 1,350 Alliant Energy customers in the West Branch area lost power for nearly two hours after an ice storm struck on Saturday.
Council votes ‘no’ on Nordex rebate by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 18, 2024 The “no” vote on Nov. 18 may be the last time the West Branch City Council denies tax rebates to Nordex.
Church news News · December 18, 2024
School menus News · December 18, 2024 School menus for Dec. 19 through 25 at West Branch Community Schools.
Upcoming events News · December 18, 2024
HLM plan close after $1M grant by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 11, 2024 The Hoover Presidential Foundation received a $1 million grant last week to help toward its $20.3 million goal to renovate the local presidential museum.
Festival of Trees opens with movie theme by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 11, 2024 On one tree, a leg lamp.
Next to another, an empty Santa suit lies on the floor.
On another, John McClane appears to crawl through a vent. Gibson trains to ‘step back’ from ‘Past by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 11, 2024 Other than a few years after Dean Gibson passed away in 2001, the Gibson trains served as one of the mainstays and biggest attractions of A Christmas Past since 1990.
50 turn out for inaugural Snowball Sprint by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 11, 2024 With a bunch of Santa hats and gobs of ugly Christmas sweaters, some 50 people ran laps at Cubby Park on Saturday for the first Snowball Sprint.
Martin Agency expands into West Branch by Gregory R. Norfleet · News · December 11, 2024 The story of Martin Agency dates back to a guy with a teenage job in DeWitt, a friendly phone call, and an opportunity that turned into a growing business.
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