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Julie Nickell

Julie Nickell

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News Clerk and Staff Writer, Mississippi Valley Publishing

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Courts, Culture, Special Interests, Sports Science, Investigations, Nature and Outdoors, Weather Breaking News, Special Projects, Profiles, Crime Politics,City, Government, Features

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I hate what I don't like.

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Total articles 751

  • New Burlington group helps area foster families

    By Julie Nickell Verified| Mississippi Valley Publishing@ Every day, 700 children are placed in foster care across the nation. In 2024, Des Moines County had 115, Lee County had 107, and Henry County had 40 children in foster care, according to State of Iowa numbers. Going by an old African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," a Burlington group has teamed up to provide aid for those foster kids and their caregivers. "Foster parents, you are not alone.

    By Julie Nickell Verified · Mississippi Valley Publishing

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Former locals to screen their new horror film

    By Julie Nickell Verified| The Hawk Eye Verified How scary is “Field of Screams”? Killer scarecrows are unnerving, for sure. They loom large in the new Deescalated Pictures’ indie occult horror film by two southeast Iowans to be shown at 7 p.m. Monday at The Capitol, 211 N. Third St., that has nothing to do with baseball. There are no bats, just pitchforks. The writers/directors, Burlington native Alix Moad, and Evan Runkle, originally of Ottumwa, will host the event and answer questions. Both work for Deescalated Pictures in Colorado.

    By Julie Nickell Verified · The Hawk Eye

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • New Burlington group helps area foster families

    By Julie Nickell Verified| Mississippi Valley Publishing@ Every day, 700 children are placed in foster care across the nation. In 2024, Des Moines County had 115, Lee County had 107, and Henry County had 40 children in foster care, according to State of Iowa numbers. Going by an old African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," a Burlington group has teamed up to provide aid for those foster kids and their caregivers. "Foster parents, you are not alone.

    By Julie Nickell Verified · Mississippi Valley Publishing

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Mississippi Valley Publishing

Fort Madison, Iowa, United States

+1 319-372-6421