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Butler County Absentee Voting Reminder

BUTLER COUNTY — Butler County residents who wish to participate in the June 2 Primary Election can still cast their ballots before Election Day.

The Butler County Auditor’s Office will be open for in-person absentee voting from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, Saturday, May 30. Voters may also vote absentee in person during regular office hours through 5 p.m. on Monday, June 1.

Aplington-Parkersburg to participate in Musical Theater Showcase

 

Bench plaques raising funds for Butler County Fairgrounds

ALLISON – An idea sparked by a local chainsaw artist is helping drive meaningful improvements for the Butler County Fairgrounds.

Fair Board President Steve Dilger and Secretary Karen Dilger recently shared how a new bench plaque fundraiser is gaining momentum as the fair works to renovate its arena.

Aplington-Parkersburg names scholarship winners

Aplington-Parkersburg High School named its scholarship award winners during its annual Senior Awards Night Tuesday.

 

Primary elections set for June 2

Voters head to the polls June 2 to determine what candidates will face off in November’s mid-term election.

    Several key races are on the ballot this year, including both Iowa governor and U.S. Senate seats that are open after Gov. Kim Reynolds and Sen. Joni Ernst opted not to seek reelection.

‘Meet Me on Main’ is new Clarksville community tradition

CLARKSVILLE, Iowa – “Meet Me on Main” is becoming one of Clarksville’s favorite community traditions, bringing residents and out-of-towners together for an evening of shopping, food, and small business support. For the past two years, organizers Kim Jenison and Jessica Hyde have shone a spotlight on the heart of downtown Clarksville for this biannual event.

Butler County Supervisors approve library services

      ALLISON – The Butler County Board of Supervisors approved a contract for library services during its regular meeting May 5.

Clarksville School Board hires new principal

        CLARKSVILLE – The Clarksville School Board approved a contract for a new PK-12 principal during a special meeting April 28 at the superintendent’s office.

Allison Farmers Market opening May 7

ALLISON – Allison’s Farmers Market will return for its second season beginning May 7, offering residents and visitors the opportunity to shop local each week.

Almelien leads North Butler boys to second at Belmond-Klemme

      BELMOND – Ezra Almelien won the 1,600-meter run and ran a leg of the winning 4 x 800-meter relay, leading North Butler to second place at the Belmond-Klemme Relays last Tuesday.

Clarksville School Board approves 2026-27 budget

CLARKSVILLE – The Clarksville Community School District Board of Education approved its 2026-27 school year budget during its regular meeting April 22.

Aplington-Parkersburg school board approves Fiscal 2027 budget

PARKERSBURG – The Aplington-Parkersburg School Board approved its Fiscal 2027 budget during its regular Board meeting April 20.

Butler County Fair plans Fair Buddies Goat Show

The Butler County Fair will host its annual Fair Buddies Goat Show Saturday, June 27 at 1 p.m. at the Show Arena. 

The show is for individuals with special needs, who will participate with the help of a 4-H member. Participants will show goats provided by local 4-H members while having assistance during the show. Goats will be led around the show arena and each participant will be awarded a trophy. 

North Butler hosts prom

Under the Sea was the theme Saturday as North Butler hosted its annual prom. The grand march was held at the high school while the prom was held at the Greene Community Center. After Prom was back at the high school.

Clarksville hosts Junior-Senior Prom

Clarksville High School hosted its annual prom Saturday night in Charles City. Prior to the event, couples were introduced to the public during a grand march at the high school gymnasium.

Parkersburg Council approves water, sewer rate changes

PARKERSBURG – The Parkersburg City Council approved changes to both water and sewer rates during its regular meeting April 6.

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