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City borrows to pay back loan from state

The Keokuk City Council approved borrowing up to $3 million through bonding at its regular meeting on Thursday at Keokuk City Hall. The money will go towards paying off a

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Keokuk officials borrow to pay back loan from state

KEOKUK – The Keokuk City Council approved borrowing up to $3 million through bonding at its regular meeting on Thursday at Keokuk City Hall. The money will go towards paying

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Street repair a topic at council meeting

Keokuk is continuing to move forward with its plans for S. 18th Street, which was named the “Road of Honor” a few years ago.

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Park board updated on projects

The building at Tolmie Park has served residents well over its many decades of existence. Now the Keokuk Public Works Department has plans to spruce up the building to make

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Street concerns see item tabled by council

The Keokuk City Council tabled a request to vacate a platted, but never constructed, street at its regular meeting on Thursday at Keokuk City Hall.

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