Calling it a “difficult decision,” Gov. Kim Reynolds signed legislation Wednesday that’s intended to help keep rural pharmacies in business but could also lead to higher drug costs for Iowans. At the urging of the state’s pharmacists, the Iowa Legislature approved the measure earlier ...
The Marshalltown City Council voted unanimously to lower the lease fee for the Central Iowa River Gun Club (CIRGC) on Monday night. During the regular meeting, Club President Steve Gile said their goal is to provide the safest possible shooting facility. However, he told council members he ...
Rural Marshall County native and Marshalltown High School graduate Melinda Ruopp has officially closed the book on a law enforcement career that began all the way back in 1988 as a dispatcher with the Marshall County Communications Center, but her passion for training K9 units will live on both ...
CONRAD — It’s Americana all the way for this year’s Conrad Black Dirt Days. With a theme of “Born in the USA,” the annual event will span Thursday through Saturday. “When I was thinking about the theme, I was kind of picturing just a true American small-town festival where ...
The Chamber Ambassadors held a ribbon cutting for QPS Employment Group inside the company’s new office at 16 E. Main St., the City Centre building, on Tuesday afternoon. QPS, a staffing agency with locations in multiple states, was previously located at 126 E. Main St.
Members of the Marshalltown City Council expressed appreciation for the work being done by the Marshalltown Feral Support Group to bring the feral cat population under better control during Monday night’s regular meeting. Representatives Karla Gould and Steven Havens brought a petition ...