JOHNSTON, Iowa – As summer gets underway, water levels are looking good at Saylorville Lake. That’s largely thanks to a lack of big rains in northern Iowa. April was wet for most of central Iowa, but May has trended drier. Water quality levels have also been at acceptable levels, but officials are continuing to work […]
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