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On this VIDEO episode of Southeast Iowa Today John Bain shares with you the written questions that Henry County Supervisor Vice Chairman Chad White had for the Henry County Attorney. In turn, John shares the County Attorney’s Office’s response. Before that though, he shares with you Chad White’s thoughts from the December 11, meeting regarding his belief that the Board of Supervisors should seek outside council. Along with that, you will see and hear Board of Supervisor Member Steve Detrick’s opinion regarding Iowa Code on this subject.
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A full week after the September 17, 2026 Henry County Board of Supervisors meeting, Kadie Johannson of KILJ used this show’s video to write her story—then spent more energy nitpicking the word “lawsuit” than explaining why the board accused Auditor Robin Detrick of withholding information.
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John Bain reports from the Henry County Board of Supervisors meeting, where Planning & Zoning Director Joseph Buffington has left the county in a bind: he still has not provided a retirement date. That delay has already cost taxpayers an extra $25,400—a 29% increase in payments to Russ. In o ...
On this episode of Southeast Iowa Today, John Bain is at the Henry County Courthouse in Mount Pleasant for the Board of Supervisors’ weekly meeting. Coming up: County Engineer Jake Hotchkiss gives his weekly roads and project update. Stephanie Lathrop of Carosh Compliance Solutions addresses the ...
This is a must-watch episode of Southeast Iowa Today. John Bain sits down with Jefferson County supervisor candidate Jerry Leonard — a former Democrat now running as an Independent — and gets straight to why he left the two-party lane. Leonard says voters are fed up with both parties and that ne ...
John Bain reviews the August 31, 2026 Jefferson County Board of Supervisors meeting in which supervisors authorized ICAP to pay a lawsuit settlement that one supervisor described as $3,000. Public records and reporting indicate the actual payout was $250,000 in Osborn et al. v. Moulding et al., ...
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