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Busy week of town meetings kicks off with budget and safety policy on Edgewood’s agenda

The Edgewood Town Commission will hold its next regular meeting on July 8, with major decisions on public safety, finances and community events on the agenda. A key item will be final approval of the town’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year.  Resolution 2025-031 would formally adopt the FY2025–2026 budget, following weeks of review and […]

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Water security boost: Edgewood adopts new ordinance to ‘set up the town for success’

The Edgewood Town Commission approved several key measures during its June 24 meeting, including a fireworks ban prompted by drought conditions, the creation of a new water utility ordinance and authorization to seek funding for road improvements. The commission voted 5–0 to approve the Water Utility Ordinance, establishing Edgewood’s authority to create a municipal wholesale […]

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Food worth a quest: Took’s Comfort Food earns positive reviews and loyal fans in Edgewood

With raving reviews and a loyal following, Took’s Comfort Food Truck has quickly become a staple in the Edgewood community. Located in the southwest corner of the Walmart parking lot, tucked behind the old Denny’s, this culinary gem serves more than just comfort food — it delivers flavor, friendliness and a hint of whimsy.  Centrally […]

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Want to serve in the municipal government or school board? Here’s how to file your candidacy paperwork

The 2025 local elections are just around the corner and people who want to run for office should be getting ready to file their candidacy paperwork. The 2025 elections are nonpartisan races that include municipal government, school boards and soil and water conservation districts. Candidates for most local elections will need to file their paperwork […]