Efforts to preserve and replenish the monarch butterfly population are ongoing in Marshall County, and Central Iowa Fair goers were given the opportunity to learn what is being done. Marshall County Extension Program Coordinator Chelsea Llewellyn said it was the third year a monarch tent ...
The annual Pride in the Park at West End brought entertainment and information to the community on Saturday. After Live Pro Wrestling performed for the crowd, event founder Taylor Bear started the first sensory hour. Music was turned down and attendees were encouraged to engage in relaxing ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court July 10 • David Ray Cox made an initial appearance on a violation of probation charge. The probation revocation hearing will be scheduled by the District Associate Court. Cox is being held without bond. • Heather Rose Myers made an initial appearance on two counts of a theft-third degree charge. The public defender’s office is appointed as counsel. The preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. on July 20. Bond is set at $2,000 cash or surety. • Michael Jay Ingerson made an initial appearance on a driving under suspension charge and a ...
The Marshall County Pachyderm Herd was treated to a special twofer at the Central Iowa Fairgrounds on Friday as Lt. Gov. nominee and current State Rep. Derek Wulf (R-Hudson) and District 4 U.S. House candidate Chris McGowan both addressed the local GOP group under the Big Top Tent while the ...
GARWIN – GMG Elementary rising fifth grader Peyton Faircloth and her little brother, Cooper Faircloth, a rising GMG first-grade student, were crowned Little Miss and Mr. Freedom Days, respectively, on Friday, July 3, prior to Garwin’s grand parade. The lucky siblings were each gifted a ...
At the end of a hearing held on Friday at the Marshall County Courthouse, Ilias Lasley was sentenced to serve at least 35 years in prison. County Attorney Jordan Gaffney said Lasley’s sentences will run concurrently, making 50 the total number of years he could spend in prison. The ...
