The Warren County Board of Supervisors agreed Monday to spend $6.55 million to purchase radios and other emergency communications equipment from Motorola while taking up to 60 days to bid out the so-called “civils” or tower construction portion of the project, which could run another $3 million.
Seven-year-old Irene Emery was determined to fill out her own form to enter the Warren County Fair.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors could approve final plans, specifications and total costs for the new Warren County Justice Center after a public hearing Thursday, July 25.
Free entertainment has always been a staple of the Warren County Fair. But a cow who assists with science experiments? A “comedy Houdini” who might float a volunteer in thin air?
Seven-year-old Irene Emery was determined to fill out her own form to enter the Warren County Fair.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors could approve final plans, specifications and total costs for the new Warren County Justice Center after a public hearing Thursday, July 25.
Free entertainment has always been a staple of the Warren County Fair. But a cow who assists with science experiments? A “comedy Houdini” who might float a volunteer in thin air?
Oh no! A cane toad was accidentally brought from Australia to New Zealand and could hurt the native species. Participants will help engineer a human trap to catch the toad and save New Zealand!
The Warren County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing Monday, June 24, at 9 a.m. on whether to issue $10.8 million in essential county purpose bonds to replace the county’s emergency 911 system.
Going on a Winn’s run is about to get a lot easier for people living around Lacona.
Plans to replace Warren County’s emergency 911 system that last week seemed to be on a fast track, this week may have hit a four- to six-month roadblock.
Warren County voters could be facing another bond issue vote as the Warren County Board of Supervisors discussed the details of a plan to shore up roads around the county Wednesday.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors will meet next week to continue discussion about how to move forward with a $9.5 million plan to replace its aging 911 system after discussing the current proposal for more than an hour in a work session Wednesday.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors looked both at the future of the Warren County Courthouse, and its past, during a board meeting Tuesday.
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