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Mammoth replica skeleton at State Historical Building

Outdoors Today

IOWA has a good number of ancient animal skeletons to boast about, all in the name of science. Since the entire northern United States including the Midwest had a host of glacial ice advances during the last 2.6 million years of earth’s climatic history, ice dominated much of the time. ...

Ribbon cutting held for new family health clinic in Conrad

Todays News

CONRAD — In many rural Iowa communities good news can sometimes be a scarce commodity due to depressed commodity prices and the impacts of tariff policies on the farm economy. Regardless, the small town of Conrad (pop. 1,100) had much to celebrate Thursday afternoon. Dozens of attendees ...

Library hosts program on Mark Twain and Huck Finn

Todays News

Professional historian and educator Kathy Wilson presented a program on Thursday at the Marshalltown Public Library entitled, “Mark Twain and Huck Finn in a Post Civil War America.” Wilson received her BA in History from Bemidji State University in Minnesota and completed her MA at the ...

United Way food drive filing ‘critical gaps’ for organizations

Todays News

With the cost of groceries continuing to increase, buying food has become more of a struggle this past year and the need for food on tables has become more prevalent. The Emergency Food Box has seen the number of served families rise to 600, or 2,000 people, each month. Seeing the need, ...