Iowa Senate Democrats criticized the state attorney general’s office Thursday for not distributing money from the Opioid Settlement Fund to organizations focused on opioid addiction treatment and prevention services. Iowa has received $365 million in settlement funds through several ...
After the Thursday edition of the Times-Republican went to press, the RAGBRAI festivities were far from over as Katie and the Honky Tonks and the Pork Tornadoes rocked the main downtown stage with food trucks still set up all around before riders headed back to their camping or lodging ...
GREEN MOUNTAIN — For a few hours, the population of the unincorporated Marshall County community of Green Mountain grew exponentially on Thursday morning as thousands of RAGBRAI riders stopped by for breakfast and rest as part of the long journey from Wednesday’s overnight in Marshalltown ...
The reasons for Iowa residents to feel discouraged are varied, but they were given the opportunity to make their voices heard. The What’s Eating Iowans Listening Tour was held late Wednesday afternoon at the Marshalltown Public Library. The purpose of the tour is to listen to Iowans talk ...
TOLEDO — Take a leisurely stroll around downtown Toledo, and there’s a good chance you’ll notice something new and unique inside the windows of buildings both vacant and occupied. It’s all part of the new Downtown Art Walk, a collaboration between Toledo Economic Development, STC Art ...
Sen. Kara Warme (R-Ames), who represents Marshall County in the Iowa Senate, was among 39 select lawmakers chosen to participate in a training program that annually identifies and assists promising state leaders in the Midwest. Senator Warme met with fellow lawmakers from 11 Midwestern states ...
