Bellevue Herald-Leader

08/08/2025

07/27/2025

UPDATE: added a photo of the press release.

UPDATE: the situation has been cleared and streets are being opened. A press release from the Chief of Police will be posted as soon as it becomes available.

We are aware of the ongoing situation in town and understand that many residents are concerned and looking for information. At this time, the matter is actively being handled by law enforcement, and we are awaiting official updates from the appropriate authorities.

Please know that we share your concerns and are committed to transparency. As soon as accurate information is available and cleared for public release, we will provide an update. In the meantime, we kindly ask for your patience and understanding.

Our thoughts are with everyone impacted, and we encourage all residents to remain calm and respectful as we await further details.

Thank you for your continued support and cooperation.

— City Clerk’s Office toe

06/06/2025

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06/04/2025

Bellevue Herald-Leader newspapers will be late as the result of storms

As the result of a power outage last night at the Quad City Times due to severe storms, the Bellevue Herald-Leader will be printed a day late. Papers will arrive in town tomorrow (Thursday) to be delivered to store vendors in the morning. Those who received the newspaper by mail will receive it on Friday.

Bellevue Herald-Leader

03/17/2025

Contact Wanda or Wendy to include your business or organization! The guide will be in circulation for TWO years and will direct mail to all households, businesses and PO Boxes in the Bellevue Community School District.

03/03/2025

https://www.bellevueheraldleader.com/news/marquette-headed-to-state-basketball-tournament/article_e76e30d0-f7a1-11ef-8360-8366a75cae2c.html

The Marquette Defenders will be headed to the State Basketball Tournament at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines for the second consecutive year.