TAMA – Rep. Dean Fisher of Montour thought his chess-playing days were over after giving up the mind sport half a century ago following high school. But through his work with the private, non-denominational K-8 Tama-Toledo Christian School, he’s picked up the game again after all these ...
A Marshalltown-based real estate agency has been announced as one of three finalists in the Iowa Finance Authority (IFA’s) 2026 Iowa Homeownership Incubator contest and will have a chance to compete for $40,000 in marketing funding to develop and promote the campaign in partnership with the ...
Less than 10% of Iowa corn acres have reached the mature stage as of the latest crop progress and condition report, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture anticipates some reports of harvested acres to appear in the next weekly report. According to the USDA report for the Aug. 24 through ...
One of the few remaining World War II veterans in central Iowa passed away recently at the Iowa Veterans Home (IVH) in Marshalltown. Ralph Alshouse, 102, an IVH resident and a Navy pilot during World War II, died Aug. 21 at the facility, according to Commandant Todd Jacobus. Sadly, he ...
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of the two-part data center roundtable series.) There are different types of data centers, they come in different sizes and the language has evolved to define what they are. Marshalltown Assistant Director of Housing & Community Development Clayton Ender ...
A vacant city-owned lot at the corner of 1st Street and West Main Street will get new life as the latest pocket park in Marshalltown after the city council officially approved an amended agreement with the Arts + Culture Alliance during last Monday night’s regular meeting. City Parks and ...
