With the primary election date rapidly approaching on June 2, the Times-Republican sent out a questionnaire to the four Republican candidates seeking the party’s two nominations for four-year seats on the Marshall County Board of Supervisors — incumbents Jarret Heil and Carol Hibbs and ...
A former Ames woman who is awaiting trial in Story County on charges of first degree murder and first degree robbery has been charged with third degree sexual assault, a Class C felony, for an act allegedly committed on May 1 while she was an inmate at the Marshall County Jail. According to ...
Artwork can be impactful: touching the lives of those who experience it daily and the generations to come. Such was the mindset when professors at Marshalltown Community College collaborated with their students to create public art installations on campus. The latest work is entitled “It’s ...
Editor’s Note: This is the seventh and final article in a series which began April 29. It is an effort by the Times-Republican (T-R) to report the biographies of Marshall County residents of the mid to late 1800s whose names are posted on rural avenue road signs. Last names - or names of ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court May 22 • Tate Richard Easley made an initial appearance on two counts of an assault on persons in certain occupations charge, a interference with official acts charge, a public intoxication charge and a domestic abuse assault-impeding the flow or air or blood charge. The public defender’s office is appointed as counsel. The preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. on June 2. Bond is set at $5,000 cash. A no-contact order has been issued for the protected party. • Robert Joseph Quinn II made an initial appearance on a controlled substance ...
On Friday afternoon, a 12-member jury found Ilias Lasley guilty of a lesser charge of second-degree murder of Frances Gasca, less than 24 hours after closing statements were made by defense and prosecution attorneys. Lasley’s face did not display a lot of emotion as the guilty verdict was ...
