The celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States continues at the Marshalltown Public Library on Saturday. Librarian Mara Edler said they wanted to recognize the special year by celebrating historic crafts associated with Marshalltown and Marshall County. “We were trying to ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court July 13 • Pelise Tuau failed to appear on a limitations consumer fireworks charge and the court found Tuau guilty. The fine is $105 with a $15.75 surcharge and $60 in court costs for a total of $180.75. • Amanda Jean Riley failed to appear on a ...
A former Iowa police officer, fired for alleged dishonesty and incompetence after a 2021 traffic accident, is now suing the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy Council for revoking his certification as an Iowa officer. Court records indicate that in 2021, Robert Roquet was working as both a full-time ...
Another exciting edition of the Central Iowa Fair wrapped up on Saturday with a host of events including a mud volleyball tournament, livestock shows and a headlining concert from country music legend Sammy Kershaw. The T-R captured photos from all four days of the event and is already ...
Efforts to preserve and replenish the monarch butterfly population are ongoing in Marshall County, and Central Iowa Fair goers were given the opportunity to learn what is being done. Marshall County Extension Program Coordinator Chelsea Llewellyn said it was the third year a monarch tent ...
The annual Pride in the Park at West End brought entertainment and information to the community on Saturday. After Live Pro Wrestling performed for the crowd, event founder Taylor Bear started the first sensory hour. Music was turned down and attendees were encouraged to engage in relaxing ...