Dirty sodas are all the rage these days as the cream and syrup “spiked” drinks have become popular at restaurants, cafes, and, locally, even at the new downtown bookstore. Marshalltown High School (MHS) Special Education teacher Mady Sodders is now bringing the refreshing flavors to staff ...
Despite the frigid early morning temperatures thwarting plans for an outdoor Easter Egg hunt, downtown State Center was still bustling with activity at Brian’s Collision Clinic, with the Easter bunny (pictured with Rebel Witte), balloon artist Barb Funke, a band of superheroes, Zounds the ...
Accomplishments to date, goals for the remainder of 2026 and a review of last year’s achievements dominated the Historical Society of Marshall County’s (HSMC) annual meeting Saturday afternoon. It was held at the Mowry Irvine Mansion (MIM) in the 500-block of West Main Street in ...
Christian Snyder’s world changed forever last May when the Marshalltown man, 21, was diagnosed with Stage 3 kidney cancer, and his journey took another turn when — on the day that he was set to ring the bell as is customary when a patient completes their treatment — he learned the ...
As similar demonstrations unfolded across Iowa and the U.S., the latest “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration was held on Saturday in Marshalltown at the Center and Anson Street intersection near Hardee’s, with some of the demonstrators then marching down Center Street to ...
Lifelong Marshalltonian and Class of 2018 GMG graduate Alexa Mitchell’s first professional passion was healthcare as she spent several years working at the Iowa Veterans Home. But when the COVID-19 pandemic hit and she lost so many of the patients she had come to know and love, she decided ...
