Supervisors hear from county libraries as COVID count reaches 1,413
Wright County’s libraries reported to the Board of Supervisors at its last meeting of 2020, on Monday, Dec. 28.
City council, county supervisors, schools and public services in Clarion and across Wright County.
Wright County’s libraries reported to the Board of Supervisors at its last meeting of 2020, on Monday, Dec. 28.
Wright County’s COVID-19 count jumped by 86 cases in the first week of November 2020, county epidemiologist Sandy McGrath told the supervisors.
Starting Oct. 16, 2020, Iowa Specialty Hospital made rapid COVID-19 tests available to any of its patients with symptoms that suggested the virus.
The October 2020 meeting of the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Board of Education opened with a letter from the board of Kids Korner, the child care center that…
The Clarion City Council moved through 14 resolutions at its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2020, most of them tied to the city’s water projects.
The Wright County Board of Health and Board of Supervisors asked all residents in April 2020 to stay home as much as possible, shop for essentials locally…
The Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Board of Education chose Joseph Nelson as its next superintendent in February 2020.
Jim Moore Jr. came back to the Wright County supervisors in June 2019 for an update on standing water on his land, which drains into Drainage District 2.
A long agenda at the Clarion City Council in April 2019 ended with several items set aside for more work.
Clarion-Goldfield-Dows High School received a $9,514 grant in the summer of 2015 to buy new classroom technology for science and engineering lessons.