On Friday, Naturalist Kim White brought unique animals to the Marshalltown Public Library for Storytime, and kids flocked to see the axolotl included. An axolotl is an amphibian in the salamander group, which appears to always smile due to its naturally upcurved mouth, and has remarkable ...
A new chapter in Marshalltown’s pivotal role as a partner in electricity generation is being written. In December of 2025, the Iowa Utilities Commission in Des Moines granted approval for Alliant Energy of Madison, Wisc., to build a 720-megawatt power plant in Marshalltown, according to an ...
The past 11 months has been a busy one for Holy Grounds Coffee, with a grand opening of the Marshalltown brick and mortar location set for today (Sunday, March 15). Owners Matt Wilder and Steve Slifer said everyone will get a 50 percent discount on all items at the Iowa Avenue location, as ...
BETHESDA, MD. — Master Sergeant Josh Steinback of Toledo was severely injured in Kuwait during an initial round of retaliatory Iranian airstrikes on March 1, and he is returning to the U.S. to begin what is expected to be a lengthy recovery. Steinback serves in the U.S. Army Reserves, and ...
“Are you sure you want to give a lawyer an hour?” U.S. Senate hopeful Jim Carlin, a Republican from Sioux City, joked about 10 minutes into his meeting with the Marshall County Pachyderm Herd at Legends American Grill on Friday. Carlin, 63, a U.S. Army veteran, trial lawyer and former ...
The current construction of a $20 million plus addition at MARSHALLTOWN Co. and more demonstrates the company’s commitment to American manufacturing, said company president/CEO Joe Carter of Marshalltown in a recent email to the Times-Republican. There was more news to report. “We’ve ...