Central McLean News-Journal - News
Chamber adding new events
Members of the Turtle Lake Chamber of Progress are doing what they can to dispel the idea that “there’s nothing to do” in a small town, planning more events for this fall to keep people in town and bringing new ones in for the new activities.
Commission addressing unleashed dog problem
The issue of unleashed dogs has become a topic of discussion at the Underwood City Commission.
Commission approves ’20 prelim budget
The Underwood City Commission made quick work of tying up a couple loose ends regarding a couple of sewer issues that surfaced this past year – one that became an issue back in 2014 during the flood water project work on Borchardt Ave., and the other this winter when the city was hit with several water main breaks.
Main Street spruce-up starting soon
Turtle Lake’s main street will be getting some sprucing up soon as funds from the Community Services Grant the city was awarded will be dispersed to the four businesses that will be getting funds from the grant.
Locals express support for small meat, produce market
About 40 people turned out Monday night at city hall to discuss possible options the city of Underwood could pursue now that it’s a certainty that Underwood Warehouse Grocery will be closing its doors.
Trashed, thrashed corn doesn’t shake farmer’s spirit
It came in three waves, each one stronger than the last, leaving a swath about three miles wide and 20 miles long.
Badlands Paparazzi – the boutique on wheels
Food trucks – they’re nothing new. Jewelry trucks? There aren’t a lot of those around.
Board approves eNurse, mental health programs
After much discussion and a few months to mull over the options, the Underwood School Board on Thursday voted unanimously to continue its eNursing contract with the addition of a mental health module for students for the 2019-20 school year.
Catching some ‘rays’ in Cali
Some vacations are just little more memorable than others.
Drowning in water issues
The issue of charging commercial businesses a higher rate for water than residential users came to the forefront at Monday night’s regular Underwood City Commission meeting, and that was just one of the topics of conversation regarding water at the meeting.
