STATE CENTER — One day after they celebrate the Labor Day holiday, voters in the West Marshall Community School District will be asked to make an important decision next Tuesday as they will go to the polls to either approve or deny the Physical Plant and Equipment Levy (PPEL). On top of ...
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of the two-part data center roundtable series.) There are different types of data centers, they come in different sizes and the language has evolved to define what they are. Marshalltown Assistant Director of Housing & Community Development Clayton Ender ...
They say to remember the Alamo, but many people don’t know much about it. That’s why Marshalltown-based writer Katie Kennedy has written a book on the topic. “Did You Hear What Happened at the Alamo?” releases September 1 by Workman Kids. Illustrated by Nick Thornborrow, it is aimed at ...
A vacant city-owned lot at the corner of 1st Street and West Main Street will get new life as the latest pocket park in Marshalltown after the city council officially approved an amended agreement with the Arts + Culture Alliance during last Monday night’s regular meeting. City Parks and ...
Two national Democratic lawmakers endorsed Josh Turek for U.S. Senate on Saturday and called for term limits for U.S. Supreme Court justices and lawmakers. Nearly 700 Iowans gathered at Des Moines Water Works Park for the 2026 Polk County Steak Fry to hear from 10 current legislators and ...
IOWA CITY — U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks spoke Monday with cancer survivors and researchers and signed the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network’s promise to support the network’s priorities to end cancer. Miller-Meeks, who is running for reelection in Iowa’s 1st ...
