Breaking News
News
The Davis County School Board agreed Monday night, April 5, to work with the Bloomfield City Council to return the school crossing to the intersection of Highway 63 and North Street.
The Davis County High School Robotics Team began preparing for worldwide competition on January 7 and will submit their virtual presentation Thursday, April 8.
Youngsters from toddlers through nine-year-olds scrambled to find over 3,000 eggs in the Bloomfield Optimist Club’s Easter Egg Hunt at the Bloomfield City Park Saturday. Winners of the grand prizes were Gracelyn Wood, daughter of Todd and Angela Wood; Stella Eakins, daughter of Jared and Ton…
Sports
The Lady Mustang track team is off to a strong start this season after winning both the PCM meet and the Dewitt Girls Invitational in Clarke on April 1. Davis County scored 140 points and had a 48-point advantage over second-place Clarke in the team standings when the meet was over.
After winning their first meet of the season with a sweep of Fort Madison, the Lady Mustang tennis team brought their dominating style of play home to beat Mount Pleasant in their first home action of the season. Davis County beat the Panthers 9-0, losing just two total games in the entire match.
The Mustang track team scored its first team victory of the season on April 1 after scoring 162 points in the Van Buren Relays. Davis County battled with Cardinal and Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont for that team title and used some late meet performances to edge out the other teams for the win.
Latest News
- Lady Mustangs to compete in Centerville Tournament Tuesday
- Tennis team to host Fairfield Tuesday
- Boys track team to be in action Tuesday
- Bloomfield HIstoric Preservation Commission meets Monday
- Mustangs to host Maharishi Monday afternoon
- Mustang golfers return to action Monday
- School board agrees to return school crossing to North Street
- DCHS Robotics Team competes for worldwide recognition
Most Popular
Articles
- Senators reintroduce legislation to help cattle industry
- James Barnett
- Virgina Berryman
- James Brown
- Edward Anderson
- Supervisors begin planning asphalt overlay project
- School board agrees to return school crossing to North Street
- DCHS Robotics Team competes for worldwide recognition
- Cronin wins 3200, leads DC to Van Buren victory
- Letters to the editor
Images
Videos
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
Opinion
It’s time for a confession.
Communities treasure people who are always there pitching in — when there is a need to meet or a project to accomplish. Often, their involvement is traced to a desire to give back to a place that is dear to them. Such was the case more than 50 years ago when Moulton wanted a library and John…
Library staff thanks patrons; most services back to normal
Latest e-Edition
Obituaries
Virginia Lea Berryman, 91, of Pulaski went home to her Savior …
Gerald E. “Jerry” Ales, 82, of Davenport, passed away on March…
Edward R. “Ed” Anderson, 76, passed away at home on Friday mor…
James “Jim” G. Barnett, age 66, of Mediapolis, formerly of Blo…
James Norris “Jim” Brown, 64, passed away Saturday, March 27, …
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.