More than 160 Marshalltown residents gathered to listen to and show their support for gubernatorial Democrat candidate Rob Sand on Friday.
Inside the Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Sand told them one word can describe the political system - “broken.” Sand, originally from Decorah, has been ...
LAUREL — When a person dedicates a large portion of his life to a cause, a community notices. On Friday, that person was Mick “Mr. Great” Good, who turned 86 years old and has worked in education for the last 67 years as either a teacher or custodian.
On the lawn outside of East ...
The remainder of the responses from the four at-large city council candidates — Timothy Bradbury, Sue Cahill, Scott McLain and Jeff Schneider — to the T-R’s questionnaire are printed below. The two mayoral candidates, Mike Ladehoff and Gary Thompson, will be featured in Monday’s ...
A Marshalltown man is facing first-degree theft after allegedly entering someone else’s garage and stealing a car.
Joseph Chapman, 43, was arrested Thursday by the Marshalltown Police Department for the incident and is also charged with third-degree burglary. According to the criminal ...
As part of a discussion item on Monday night’s agenda, the Marshalltown City Council heard from Arts + Culture Alliance Executive Director Amber Danielson about a pair of opportunities for creative placemaking downtown in city-owned spaces — one temporary installation in a vacant lot on ...
The popular handmade Assistance League of Marshalltown chicken pot pies are back, and the league has developed a well-oiled machine when it comes to putting the pies together.
Gathering in the First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning, dozens of women put on hair nets, aprons and laid ...