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Rob Hillesland

Rob Hillesland

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Community Editor, Lee's Summit Tribune

Mason City

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  • Hancock County holds line on tax levies amidst rising costs, necessary projects

    By Rob Hillesland Verified| Mason City Globe Gazette Verified Hancock County supervisors unanimously passed and adopted the county’s proposed fiscal year 2025-2026 budget, without changes, at their April 14 meeting. With $18.594 million in total revenues and $19.439 million in total expenses, a July 1, 2025, beginning fund balance of $7.067 million is projected at $6.223 million for an ending balance on July 1, 2026. The proposed budget was published in the April 1, 2025, Summit-Tribune and April 2, 2025, Leader, which are the official county newspapers.

    By Rob Hillesland Verified · Mason City Globe Gazette

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Forest City's 'The Great Gatsby Masquerade' prom opens window in time

    By Rob Hillesland Verified| Mason City Globe Gazette Verified Forest City community members helped FCHS students culminate their 2025 “Great Gatsby Masquerade” prom grand march, dance, and after-prom party on Saturday night. Planning and preparations started last fall, according to Liz Gann. The Forest City schools' district office administrative assistant is a junior class parent (of Silas Gann) that served with other junior parents on a core committee.

    By Rob Hillesland Verified · Mason City Globe Gazette

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Hancock County holds line on tax levies amidst rising costs, necessary projects

    By Rob Hillesland Verified| Mason City Globe Gazette Verified Hancock County supervisors unanimously passed and adopted the county’s proposed fiscal year 2025-2026 budget, without changes, at their April 14 meeting. With $18.594 million in total revenues and $19.439 million in total expenses, a July 1, 2025, beginning fund balance of $7.067 million is projected at $6.223 million for an ending balance on July 1, 2026. The proposed budget was published in the April 1, 2025, Summit-Tribune and April 2, 2025, Leader, which are the official county newspapers.

    By Rob Hillesland Verified · Mason City Globe Gazette

    Apr. 17, 2025

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