Engineer warns buildings may not survive the winter unless stabilized
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Nearly 150 people were logged into a Zoom town hall meeting Thursday night as Davis County Superintendent Dan Maeder announced that classes would resume on August 27 — one day later than anticipated — in response to the pandemic.
When the Bloomfield Democrat was sent to press Aug. 4, Davis County had 48 reported cases of COVID-19.
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The Davis County High School has released information regarding its guidance for returning to sports competition for fall sports. The information deals with protocols and steps the district will be taking in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Athletic Director David Mason released the informati…
Clay Collier, Caden Hill and Noah Zmolek were honored last week with the release of the Iowa Baseball Coaches Association (IBCA) All-District teams. Collier was named as a first team selection while Hill and Zmolek were named to the second team.
Construction crews continue work on the baseball and softball diamonds being built by the Davis County Schools. Work continued Monday up until wind and rain from a passing thunderstorm hampered their efforts.
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Not that you asked, but the list of things I dislike goes well beyond liver and onions, “Rocky Mountain Oysters,” drivers who tailgate, and people who chew with their mouths open.
Just when you think you knew Davis County history, something new pops up. This time it was courtesy of a Des Moines Tribune clipping from April 4, 1950. In the clipping, Tribune columnist Herb Owens began: “PULASKI, IOWA. Six tiny schoolgirls, quick as fleas and serious as judges, have come …
Iowa has a lot to gain by working together to keep our communities healthy. Our individual actions will either keep us moving forward, or put the progress we’ve made at risk.
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