Wednesday morning marked another brief regular meeting for the Marshall County Board of Supervisors as they quickly moved through a light agenda and adjourned in about 20 minutes.
The meeting kicked off with a 25-year recognition of jailer Matias Sanchez, who Jail Administrator Patrick White ...
TAMA — As a school resource officer (SRO) at his alma mater of South Tama County, the chairman of the Meskwaki Nation Tribal Council and a proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the Army National Guard, Vern Jefferson has a long history of public service, and it hasn’t gone ...
Despite elevated levels of nitrates in the Iowa River, Marshalltown residents do not have to worry about their drinking water.
According to the Iowa Water Quality Information Center, which uses United States Geological Survey monitors, the Wednesday nitrate level of the Iowa River at ...
CONRAD — It was a ghost car, a rumor, a myth.
Then, around 35 years after it was manufactured, Bob Anderson bought the like-new 1940 Chevrolet Master Deluxe, and it became a vehicle for memories his son Phil would treasure.
“I spent a lot of my childhood in the back of this one,” Phil ...
Staff from the Iowa Speedway in Newton, including President Eric Peterson, stopped by the Iowa Veterans Home to hand out some swag and invite residents to take a ride with Peterson himself around the campus on Tuesday afternoon.
GLADBROOK — For the first time in many, many years, the Gladbrook School fight songs rang out within earshot of where the school once stood as the new Panther Pavilion was officially dedicated last Saturday afternoon as part of the 103rd annual Corn Carnival festivities.
Constructed in ...