Despite an undeniable “Blue Wave” across much of the state and the country, the Marshall County Board of Supervisors will remain all red for at least two more years after Republican incumbents Christian Goodman, Jarret Heil and Carol Hibbs all won re-election to their respective seats in ...
Marshalltown Police Department Arrests • On Monday, Nov. 2, Nay Lay, 41, was arrested for violation of a no-contact order/contempt of court. Marshall County Sheriff Arrests • On Monday, Nov. 2, Leonardo Daniel Del Real Sanchez, 31, was arrested for theft-third degree. Marshall County Courthouse Marriages • Jennifer Ferriss to Gabriel Duden • Charlotte Nablo to Cody Million • Alice Shao to Kyle Penney • Layne Schenk to Russlyn Perlas • Robbi Buhr to Eric Callaway • Marc Oehlsen to Denise Jobe Marshall County Courthouse Property Transfers Nov. ...
In a 3-2 vote, a Franklin Field bid was rejected by the Marshalltown School Board on Monday during the regular meeting. Clapsaddle-Garber Associates Vice President Adam Daters recommended Con-Struct, which was the only bidder, be awarded an $85,580 bid for the shot put and discus pad to be ...
On the heels of the Marshalltown city council narrowly voting to send an amendment back to the Planning and Zoning Commission classifying data centers by size at the Oct. 26 — and a motion to reconsider that action falling short of a needed supermajority — the commission met in special ...
The ACLU of Iowa has won a preliminary injunction that clears the way for The Satanic Temple to stage a holiday event next month in the Iowa Capitol rotunda. In August, the ACLU filed a lawsuit against the state in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Iowa over the state’s repeated refusal to grant permission for the temple to stage what the ACLU calls “a family-friendly winter holiday event.” The ACLU of Iowa cited the fact that other religious and civic groups are allowed to stage events in the rotunda. Shefali Aurora, ACLU of Iowa staff attorney, said Monday ...
Funding a trust to support Iowa’s natural resources and water has come up repeatedly on the campaign trail ahead of Tuesday’s elections, but some counties have successfully initiated bond referendums to support projects locally. On Tuesday, Dubuque County voters will be asked to approve ...
