February is American Heart Month and a time for Wayne Rogers of Bloomfield to reminisce and celebrate life.
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Offer contingent upon county agreement
Bruce and Gail Wortmann of Bloomfield are reaping the benefits of living in a small community as they try to salvage belongings from their house fire, which occurred on Saturday night, Feb. 9.
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Taylor Huggins gained some valuable experience this past week after going 0-2 in the Iowa State Wrestling Tournament in Des Moines on Feb. 14. Huggins was eliminated after losses in the opening round and in the opening round consolation match of the double elimination tournament.
Beau Small represented Davis County at the Iowa State Bowling Tournament in Waterloo Monday. Small qualified as an individual with his performance in the Class 1A District Bowling Tournament in Muscatine on Feb. 14.
A victory over Van Buren in the opening round of the Class 2A District 9 tournament earned the Mustang basketball team a Valentine's date with the Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont (EBF) Rockets. The date didn’t go well for the Mustangs after the Rockets handed them a 74-35 loss to end their 2018…
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- Band concert, soup supper Thursday night
- City council to meet beginning at 5:30 p.m. Thursday
- Rogers’ life saved by 8 minutes of CPR
- Council agrees on offer to save Shopko
- ‘Soot-cleaning party’ benefits Wortmanns
- Setting the record straight
- Parkside Animal Hospital offers small animal care in Bloomfield
- Drean visits Davis County Schools to promote positive behaviors
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Obituaries
Leo Wayne Allen, 89, of rural Bloomfield died Feb. 12, 2019 at…
William Ray Farley, 72, of rural Bloomfield passed away on Feb…
Charlene Waybill, 77, of Bloomfield, passed away on Feb. 13, 2…
Robert Wayne Norman
Daniel Yutzy, 44, of rural Bloomfield, passed away Feb. 3, 201…
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