Uriel Campos-Padilla moved to Marshalltown from California in 2017 and graduated from MHS in 2021 before furthering his education at the University of Iowa. This fall, he’ll come full circle and start his professional career teaching first grade at Rogers Elementary while joining his mother, ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court May 29 • Gabriela Martinez made an initial appearance on a failure to appear for a pre-trial conference ahead of a jury trial charge, a driving while barred charge, a malicious prosecution charge, a theft-fifth degree charge, a no insurance charge and a ...
With Memorial Day weekend in the rearview, gone too seem to be the brisk early morning temperatures calling for a hooded sweatshirt. Hot and dry conditions have returned, and seem to be the favored forecast into at least early- to mid-June. Might as well embrace it: summer is here. Last ...
One of the five Republican gubernatorial candidates made one of his final stops in Marshalltown before the Tuesday primary election. Zach Lahn spoke before a packed room at Legends American Grill for the weekly Pachyderm Herd lunch on Friday. He began his speech by telling the crowd he had ...
Josh Cox is one of Marshalltown’s most tireless advocates for art, and he always seems to have another new idea in the works. The latest is the new Tiny Art Walk on the 100 block of West Main Street, with a total of six installations planned including two already in place in the berms near ...
Marshalltown High School seniors walk some Fisher Elementary preschoolers back to their classroom after the annual senior walkthrough. Every year graduating seniors return to the elementary school they attended and walk through the hallways, greeting the cheering younger Marshalltown students.