In a familiar turn of events reminiscent of happenings at recent regular and special meetings, the Marshalltown city council yet again delayed making a decision on whether to repair or replace the current railings on the Center Street Viaduct, remove them and install chain link fencing, or ...
Noted humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jane Addams died in 1935 at age 74, but she was seemingly reincarnated Tuesday night at Marshalltown’s stately Binford House. Helen Lewis of Council Bluffs passionately portrayed Addams before a group of attendees as part of the Historical ...
An analysis from Environmental Working Group mapped 15,309 animal feeding operations in Iowa, which is several thousand more than what is tracked and monitored by the state. The group utilized satellite and aerial imagery to map animal feeding operations across Iowa and estimate the amount ...
The Marshall County Board of Supervisors spent approximately 20 minutes of Wednesday morning’s regular meeting discussing the upcoming RAGBRAI overnight stop coming up next Wednesday, July 22, and how to handle employee time off for those who are required to work that day or choose to ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court July 15 • Amado Garza IV made an initial appearance on a child endangerment charge, a domestic abuse assault charge, an obstruction of emergency communications charge and a violation of parole charge. Patrick Peters is appointed as counsel. The preliminary hearing for the domestic abuse assault, child endangerment and obstruction charges is set for 9:30 a.m. on July 24. Bond is set at $2,000 cash or surety. A no-contact order has been issued for the protected parties. The parole revocation hearing will be scheduled by the Administrative Law Judge. ...
STATE CENTER — With a lifelong love and appreciation for music, Ryan Miller comes aboard as West Marshall School District’s new 5th-12th grade band director. After graduating from Cedar Rapids Washington High School, he attended the University of Northern Iowa, earning a bachelor’s ...
