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Webb House begins school year under new leadership (opens the original)
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After nearly 30 years of service, Jim North has retired from his leadership role at the Webb House. The after school facility, where middle schoolers are able to gather on Wednesday and Fridays for a variety of activities, will not be led by Director Toni Cunningham and Coordinator Jennifer Powers. Cunningham, a retired registered nurse who previously worked at the Greene County Medical Center, has had a 30-year healthcare career. At New Opportunities, she served five counties by teaching substa
Grand Junction man found guilty of infant death (opens the original)
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Nolan Wilson, 28, was sentenced to 50 years for child endangerment resulting in death, a Class B Felony, and one year for domestic abuse causing bodily injury, a serious misdemeanor, during his sentencing hearing on Tuesday. He will have the chance of parole after 25 years, and his sentences will run concurrently. The incident took place on Sept. 3, 2024, and the Greene County Sheriff and Greene County Ambulance responded to a call from Wilson at 4:43 a.m. that his son had stopped breathing whil
Lahn campaigns on “restoring and preserving” Iowa culture (opens the original)
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Businessman and farmer Zach Lahn secured a spot in the Iowa governor election after winning the Republican primary in June. During an interview with The Jefferson Herald, Lahn discussed his visions for water quality, education and eminent domain in the state. Most of Lahnâs career has been spent building schools, and he co-founded a private school in Wichita, Kansas. Due to his blended family and children living in Kansas, Lahn has frequently traveled between his homes in the two states during
Identity theft suspect arrested (opens the original)
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An investigation with the Jefferson Police Department led to an arrest on July 16. Tiffany Julin, 44 of Jefferson, was arrested and charged with forgery, a Class D Felony and identity theft, an aggravated misdemeanor. On June 22, a victim in Greene County reported a complaint about a credit inquiry coming from the Jefferson home of their ex-spouse. According to a criminal complaint, the ex-spouse lives with the suspect, and the victim said there was no reason for either resident to know their so
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