A large crowd of around 100 excited shoppers eagerly waited outside of the brand new TJ Maxx store at the Shops at Marshalltown on Sunday — so many that the doors actually opened before the scheduled 8 a.m. timeframe on an overcast, rainy morning. After a brief ribbon cutting and ...
“Iowa Forgets Not the Defenders of the Union” was the founding creed of the Iowa Veterans Home of Marshalltown in 1887. On Friday, IVH staff endeavored to remind attendees and residents to “Never Forget” the devastating terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 during a program held Friday ...
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY Marshalltown’s 13th Street District was the place to be on Friday night as the annual Harvest Market event drew thousands of people to hear live music from headliner Not Quite Brothers in West End Park. Along with the main concert, vendors and food trucks ...
Almost all of the charges against one of the two Marshalltown men arrested on Sept. 6 in connection with a possible drive-by shooting on North 14th Avenue have been dropped, according to court records. While 20-year-old Tyree Letrell Rudolph still faces a total of nine criminal charges — eight of them felonies — along with interference with official acts, Marshall County Attorney Jordan Gaffney filed a motion to drop all but one charge against 20-year-old Jeremiah McMullen on Thursday. McMullen, who has a previous felony conviction, is still charged with possession of a firearm by ...
Each of Iowa’s public universities are increasing their funding requests to the state for the first time in years as the institutions work to keep rising costs off students’ backs. The University of Iowa, Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa have each requested ...
OGDEN — U.S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden was in Iowa Friday, asking farmers from across the country to share their experiences dealing with consolidation and pricing issues in the fertilizer industry. Vaden, who previously served as a judge on the U.S. Court of ...
