MONTOUR — Four years ago, Mike and Jenny Vinson left the big city of Toronto and returned back to the area where she was born and raised near Montour, citing restrictions on churches in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic as the primary driving factor. Mike, a recently naturalized U.S. ...
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO AND GRAPHICS TIMES-REPUBLICAN The community is invited to celebrate the highly anticipated opening of the Apgar Family Water Plaza on Saturday, June 6, marking an exciting new addition to Marshalltown’s recreational and cultural landscape. The morning will begin ...
Approximately four to five million children and 18 million adults in the U.S. have food allergies. For some, side effects are mild: digestive issues, rashes, itchy, watery eyes, while others experience anaphylaxis. The nine primary foods identified in the U.S. as being common allergens are: ...
Three men who were involved in a shooting at Nicholson-Ford Park on the northeast side of Marshalltown have reached plea deals, and one of them was recently arrested for violating the conditions of his release. Nicholas Lee Olivares, 20, of Aplington, was originally charged with a total of seven counts — attempt to commit murder and two counts of first degree robbery, all Class B felonies, willful injury, two counts of assault while participating in a felony and going armed with intent, all Class D felonies. On Feb. 23, he pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree robbery, both ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court May 8 • Phylicia Marie Quincy made an initial appearance on a violation of probation charge. The probation revocation hearing is set for 2 p.m. on June 5. Quincy is being held without bond. • Adrian Lavelle McBride made an initial appearance on a violation of probation charge. The probation revocation hearing is set for 2:30 p.m. on May 20. McBride is being held without bond. • Kinnick Daniel Youngblut made an initial appearance of a pre-trial release violation. Pre-trial release is revoked and the sentencing hearing is set for 10 a.m. on ...
Three local candidates made their cases for why people should choose them for two Iowa Legislative spots and one Marshall County Board of Supervisors seat during the Marshall County Democrats Spring Picnic at Riverview Park last Thursday. Former Marshalltown Police Chief Mike Tupper is the ...
