(Editor’s note: This is the second story in a series on Monday night’s Marshalltown city council meeting and the ongoing debate over data center regulations in the community.) After a brief update and public hearing…
(Editor’s note: This is the second story in a series on Monday night’s Marshalltown city council meeting and the ongoing debate over data center regulations in the community.) After a brief update and public hearing…
More and more Iowans are utilizing food banks across the state, and the same is true for the Emergency Food…
Both Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn said Tuesday in their final gubernatorial candidate debate that more work was…
(Editor’s note: This is the first story in a series on Monday night’s Marshalltown city council meeting and the ongoing…
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Marshall County Courthouse Court Oct. 27 • Harley Dean Ferch made an initial appearance on a violation of parole charge. Mark Olberding is appointed as counsel. The parole revocation hearing will be scheduled by the Administrative Law Judge. Ferch is being held without bond. • Jose De Jesus Sanchez Soberanis made an initial appearance…
Marshall County Courthouse Court Oct. 26 • Anthony Roderick Allbee made an initial appearance on a…
Marshall County Courthouse Court Oct. 23 • Charleen Nicole Breckenridge made an initial appearance on a…
Marshall County Courthouse Court Oct. 22 • Brandon Eugene Michael Holubar made an initial appearance on…
In Marshalltown, we take care of our neighbors. We see it in our churches,…
Data center promoters and developers, the city, and county planning commissioners have not given data center opponents a legitimate chance to voice their opinions. Yes, all residents are welcome to speak at city council, but that is not an ad hoc and informal opportunity. I was at the first public forum for discussion