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Government, Business

City to Hire Economic Development Director by August

The Waukee City Council, which has set a goal for 2013 to emphasize community and economic development, agreed to bring much economic development work in-house.

Government, Going Green

Scavenger Alert: Waukee Spring Cleanup is Saturday

This weekend is your chance to get rid of clutter around the house; it must be out on the curb by 7 a.m. Saturday.

Government

What Are the Mayor and Council's Top Priorities for 2013-14?

Alice's Road isn't the only major street in Waukee that will receive attention this year as city leaders set their top priorities.

Government

Clear Out: Waukee's Spring Cleanup is Saturday

This weekend is your chance to get rid of clutter around the house; it must be out on the curb by 7 a.m. Saturday.

Government

Dallas County Board Picks Site on East Side of Adel for Jail, County Offices

The unanimous vote Tuesday by the Dallas County Board of Supervisors comes after a meeting Monday with Adel and ADM schools representatives. One supervisor had suggested the county use the old middle school grounds for its administration building.

Government

Dallas County Board Picks Site on East Side of Adel for Jail, County Offices

The unanimous vote Tuesday by the Dallas County Board of Supervisors comes after a meeting Monday with Adel and ADM schools representatives. One supervisor had suggested the county use the old middle school grounds for its administration building.

Government

Familiar Face Expected Back on Waukee City Council

The Waukee City Council selected Isaiah McGee to fill a vacant seat.

Government

What Do City Officials See as Waukee's Key to Good Living?

Mayor Bill Peard and members of the Waukee City Council have completed strategic planning that maps out how to continue improving the community.

Government, Arts

Work Begins on Library Expansion Funded by Son of Coal Miners

The late Hiram Ori left the Waukee Public Library a bequest in his will that is financing an expansion of the library. A public ground-breaking ceremony was held Tuesday.

Government, Arts

Coal Miner's Son and His $700,000 Gift to Waukee to be Celebrated Tuesday

The late Hiram Ori left the Waukee Public Library a bequest in his will that is financing an expansion of the library. A public ground-breaking ceremony is planned for Tuesday.

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