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Prom Grand March, Saturday, April 20 6:30 p.m. doors open
Please join us at the Prom Grand March on Saturday, April 20th beginning at 7:00 pm in the High School Auditorium. Doors open at 6:30. We hope to see you there! Premature Dissemination
At Tuesday's Benton County Supervisor Meeting, the usual business was conducted according to the agenda. On the agenda was to simply "Review and approve IPIB Agreement." (IPIB=Iowa Public Information Board)There were a total of 10 complaints placed against the Board of Supervisors, and as a result, the draft of the agreement was presented to the board for approval.
Difference Maker Recognition: Karen Ackman
Karen Ackman, our food service director, has been nominated as the Difference Maker for the month of April. Karen's dedication and hard work have truly made a significant impact on our school community. One of her major achievements is working to secure the Community Eligibility Provision for our school district. This means that starting next school year, all students will receive free breakfast and lunch, ensuring that no child goes hungry while striving for their academic success. Urbana Residents Rally Behind Police Chief
There is nothing like picking on a good man to bring out all the mama bears and the folks that he has helped. Several Urbana residents have been quick to have the Police Chief's back. The community of Urbana has banded together to show support for their Chief, and had a ton of good things to say about the man/As I read all of the words said about this police chief I noted one thing, there wasn't anything bad said about him. APRIL 16TH, NATIONAL HEALTHCARE DECISIONS DAY
(NHDD)
WHAT IS IT?
NHDD is a day that was founded in 2008 by a healthcare lawyer, Nathan
Kottkamp. This was founded to provide clear, concise, and consistent medical
information for one’s healthcare decision-making.
This is a day that exists for advancing our care plans and empowering the
public and physicians to know the importance of the care plans.
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Notice of Intent to fill Vacant City Council Seat by Appointment
Notice of Intent to fill Vacant City Council Seat by AppointmentThe Council of the City of Vinton, Iowa intends to fill the 4th Ward Council position, which will be vacant as of May 1, 2024 due to the resignation of the current 4th Ward Councilperson, by appointment. The Oath of Office will be administered during the regularly scheduled City Council meeting on May 9, 2024 at 7:00pm, held in the City Council Chambers, Vinton City Hall. Veteran's Affair under new leadership in Benton County
One of the state-mandated departments funded by Benton County is the Benton County Veterans Affairs Department. This office serves veterans of every age. It doesn't matter if you're young, middle-aged, retired, or years past retirement, you really should stop and talk with Courtney Long. You might recognize Courtney from seeing her in the Auditor's Office over the last four and a half years. Urbana Police Department the first to fall under new Ordinance
As of Wednesday, April 10, the City of Urbana no longer has police protection. On the evening of April 2, 2024, a "Special Council Meeting" was held in which the Urbana mayor and city council approved the agenda item listed as "Agenda Item B, Ch 15 Mayor, Ch 18 City Clerk & Ch 22 City Administrator Ordinance #181 Amendment – First Reading.' It appears that this ordinance mirrors the duties of the mayor and council and handed them to the City Administrator/Clerk, Jennifer Burkhart.
IA Senate approves bill on arming school staff, providing immunity to districts
By Robin OpsahlThe Iowa Senate approved a bill Wednesday that would create a permitting system for Iowa school employees wanting to carry firearms on school grounds.House File 2586, approved on a 30-14 vote, would allow school employees who meet training requirements to receive a permit through the Iowa Department of Public Safety for carrying a firearm on school grounds.
Gates submits resignation from 4th Ward Council Seat
The Vinton City Council received a recognition letter from 4th Ward Councilwoman, Bethany Gates. She will be moving away from the area, and her resignation will take effect at the end of April. Gates was appointed to fill the 4th Ward seat following the sudden passing of Councilman Nathan Hesson in January of 2021. With the blessing of Nathan's wife Ashley, and his family she took the oath of office the following March.
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