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Polk City Mayor Jason Morse announces the appointment ofTrace Kendig as the next Police Chief for Polk City. Chief Kendig was selected from a field of forty applicants for the position. “This the first time Polk City has had a need to select a new Police Chief in over 30
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Posted September 02, 2015in Adel, Altoona, Ames, Ankeny, Community Featured, Beaverdale, Bondurant, Boone, Clear Lake, Clive, Des Moines West, Downtown, Greene County, Grimes, Johnston, North Polk, Norwalk, Perry, Pleasant Hill, Urbandale, Waukee, West Des Moines, Windsor Heights, Winterset
Have you found yourself gazing into the ‘fridge helplessly wondering what to fix for dinner? I was in that spot a few days ago. It was a few more days until my next planned “provisioning” trip. I really didn’t want to make a stop at the store. Inside my refrigerator
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Posted August 31, 2015in Adel, Altoona, Ames, Ankeny, Beaverdale, Community Blogs, Bondurant, Boone, Clear Lake, Clive, Des Moines West, Downtown, Greene County, Grimes, Johnston, North Polk, Norwalk, Perry, Pleasant Hill, Urbandale, Waukee, West Des Moines, Windsor Heights, Winterset
The concept of courtesy and respect for others is never more important. With the changes that are occurring in our nation, being considerate of others is an attribute that we need to be reminded of. Courtesy seems to be disappearing in our society. Having or showing a behavior that
Read More →The North Polk School Foundation’s 7th Annual Tailgate is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 4 before the North Polk and Perry football game. Hickory Park sandwiches (smoked pork or saucy southerner), Hickory Park baked beans, chips, cookie and drink will be available for $8 per meal. Extra sandwiches will be available
Read More →The 10th Annual North Polk School Foundation Golf Tournament is Monday, September 14, at Tournament Club of Iowa (TCI) in Polk City. The event is a four-person best shot with a shotgun start at noon. Cost for the event is $90 per person ($360 for a foursome). Cost
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