The Keota Eagle - By The News-Review

05/22/2023

Retired Postmaster Chosen as Grand Marshall
http://sigourneynewsreview.com/content/retired-postmaster-chosen-grand-marshall

05/22/2023

Bankers Hold Fraud Seminar
http://sigourneynewsreview.com/content/bankers-hold-fraud-seminar

04/20/2023

The Keota Eagle has merged with the Sigourney News Review. Check out fb.me/sigourneynewsreview
for more coverage!

09/11/2021

Keota is filling up for the The First Annual Travis Greiner Memorial Tractor Ride.
They will leave from Keota at 8 a.m. and make a stop in Harper for a break, leaving Harper at 10:30 a.m. to go to Richland for lunch.
All proceeds will go to the Travis Memorial Scholarship Fund.

09/11/2021

06/16/2021

Another great Keota Fun Days celebration is in the books and it was a smashing success!
Many people may not know that this was the first year in a long time that Andy Conrad wasn’t the head honcho for this annual event. The Keota Community Club took over organizing Fun Days this year and members of the group divided all of Conrad’s jobs into committees and went to work!
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02/03/2021

A Keota resident shares with the community a snow sculpture!
Read the full story here ---> http://www.sigourneynewsreview.com/content/snow-rooster

12/11/2020

Cancer Cannot Get This 10-Year-Old Down

On Friday Dec. 4, Aubrey completed her final in-patient chemotherapy session and was serenaded by hospital staff in celebration. As is tradition, Aubrey also “rang the bell” letting all within earshot know that she had completed her chemo treatments. Aubrey will still need to complete radiation therapy over the next month. Ewing tumors are sensitive to radiation so radiation therapy was included in her treatment plan to ensure success. The family now just waits to hear that Aubrey is “cancer free” with no evidence of disease remaining.

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09/29/2020

Important announcement!!!

09/04/2020

BREAKING UPDATE- There will NOT be a special election for the recently filled city council vacancy. At a hearing before an objection panel Thursday evening, it was announced that the special election petition that was filed on Aug. 28 had been withdrawn. At the same hearing, letters from 19 residents wishing to have their signatures removed from the petition were also read. Had all 19 signatures been removed, it would have put the total number of valid signatures on the petition at 42, which is 3 less than the minimum required to force a special election.
Watch the Sept. 9 edition of the News-Review for more on these most recent developments.