A decades old dispute over a privately installed storm sewer line on May Street came up for discussion during Monday night’s city council meeting, and the council ultimately voted 4-3 against taking action to fix the issue, citing the property owner’s previous refusal to allow an easement ...
The season has gone well for Cartwright Farmers Market this year. More customers have frequented the bi-weekly market at 108 N. Second Ave. in the past few years, and a record was even set this summer. “We have steadily attracted new visitors over the last several years thanks to social ...
TAMA — A new era in local education began on Monday as the South Tama County Middle School officially opened to students and staff on the former Iowa Juvenile Home campus, and the newly established, nondenominational Tama-Toledo Christian School (TTCS) welcomed 33 students in grades K-8 for ...
The second round of bids was the charm for the Marshall County Board of Supervisors as they successfully awarded a contract for the first phase of renovations at the jail/sheriff’s office complex on Highway 30 to Garling Construction of Belle Plaine in the amount of $1,663,000 during ...
Different generations bring different dynamics into the workspace. During the first Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce Workforce Wake Up on Wednesday morning, almost 50 attendees received information on how to bridge generational gaps. With four generations in the workforce - Boomers, Gen X, ...
After passing the first reading two weeks ago, the Marshalltown city council unanimously passed the second reading of a new ordinance regulating the use of bicycles, skateboards and other personal transportation units on Monday night, but not before hearing from Black Tire Bike Company Owner ...