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Rain couldn't stop the Museum's Homecoming last Saturday.
06/03/2026

Rain couldn't stop the Museum's Homecoming last Saturday.

With a clearer morning and rainy afternoon, visitors to the Museum of Butler for its 2026 Homecoming event on Saturday, May 2, got a wide variety of experiences.

Roark said prominent community members have agreed to be dunked, including “several who are running for political office...
06/03/2026

Roark said prominent community members have agreed to be dunked, including “several who are running for political office.”

Hometown Service Coalition (HSC) is hosting Community Day on Saturday, June 6 from 12 to 4 p.m. at Ralph Stout Park. President Caroline Roark described the event as having an “old timey fair atmosphere

At its May 26 meeting, the county grappled with how to cut down $180,000.
06/03/2026

At its May 26 meeting, the county grappled with how to cut down $180,000.

Director of Budgets and Accounts Russell Robinson presented his ideas on how to balance this budget, which tried to avoid personnel when it could.

This week, we're featuring the Twins vs Dodgers from T-Ball showcase day.
06/03/2026

This week, we're featuring the Twins vs Dodgers from T-Ball showcase day.

On May 13, Johnson County's T-Ball teams took the field at Cunningham Park's Gary Woodard Field for a end-of-season showcase where the kids got a chance to hit coach pitch. The Tomahawk will post photos from this showcase over several weeks, featuring each game. Today, we feature the second game of....

Crews were seen installing skimmer baskets late last week.
06/02/2026

Crews were seen installing skimmer baskets late last week.

"Due to the ongoing repairs, the opening day for the Town of Mountain City Pool will be pushed back to Saturday, June 6th.

Over 75 years after his death, Johnson County gathered around his grave.
06/02/2026

Over 75 years after his death, Johnson County gathered around his grave.

Late afternoon on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, VFW Post 6908 held its annual flagpole dedication ceremony. This year, the honoree was Cpl. William Clarence Mosier, who was killed in Ujijongbu, Korea, on Jan. 3, 1951. He was 18 years and four months old.

The freedoms we enjoy, the freedoms we take so much for granted, the freedoms we so often trifle with, were bought not b...
06/02/2026

The freedoms we enjoy, the freedoms we take so much for granted, the freedoms we so often trifle with, were bought not by the gold of our millionaires, nor altogether the genius of our scientists, nor the sacrifices of people at home, but primarily by the blood, sweat and agony of those whose names on this day we honor."

Starting at 11 a.m. as it does every year, the Johnson County Honor Guard brings people together to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice at the altar of freedom.

This week, Rescue DOG writes about a recently-abandoned pitbull they helped rescue.
05/31/2026

This week, Rescue DOG writes about a recently-abandoned pitbull they helped rescue.

We ask every Johnson County resident if you witness an individual abandoning an animal, please get a description of the vehicle including the license plate number and call the Johnson County Sheriff's Department immediately.

This week, the Johnson County Center for the Arts writes about Going with the Grain.
05/30/2026

This week, the Johnson County Center for the Arts writes about Going with the Grain.

Going with the Grain will include a wide range of wood art categories, from bowl turning to abstract sculpture and showcase these artists' extensively practiced techniques. It is easy to see the deep passion they have for this medium.

This week, Mona Alderson writes about the Canada Mayflower.
05/30/2026

This week, Mona Alderson writes about the Canada Mayflower.

Canada Mayflower is a small member of the lily family that is sometimes called False Lily of the Valley. It is smaller however (4-6 inches tall usually) and has a cluster of star-shaped flowers at the top of the stem, rather than dangling below the stem. The two oval-to-heart shaped leaves clasp the...

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