April was National Volunteer Month, and Iowa River Hospice has been blessed with a particularly dedicated group of volunteers over the years. The volunteers, some of whom are pictured in the accompanying photo and others who aren’t, also shared reflections on why they give their time to IRH. ...
Editor’s Note: This is the sixth story in a series of nine honoring the 32 men from Grundy, Hardin, Marshall and Tama counties who perished during the Vietnam War including one man considered as missing-in-action. From Nov. 1, 1955 to April 30, 1975, the conflict raged in Cambodia, Laos, and ...
ALBION — ”It’s been a while since we’ve had the church filled. This is our biggest crowd in recent times,” longtime Minerva Wesley Chapel member Ron Goecke of Marshalltown remarked at the beginning of a special service held Sunday afternoon. There was a reason for that: the United ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court May 2 • Moriah Nicole Manecke made an initial appearance on a theft-fifth degree charge. A pre-trial conference is set at 9:30 a.m. on May 21 in Magistrate Court. • Ryan Wade Purdy made an initial appearance on a domestic abuse assault-third or ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court May 5 • Leonardo Daniel Del Real Sanchez made an initial appearance on an operating while under the influence-first offense charge, an operating a non-registered vehicle charge, a no insurance charge and a driving under suspension charge. The preliminary ...
On Saturday, the Marshalltown Public Library sponsored a truly fascinating program entitled “Iowa Agriculture: A Culture of Farming, Food, and Family.” The speaker was Darcy Maulsby, a 5th generation Iowa farmer from Calhoun County, and an author known as “Iowa’s Storyteller.” She ...