GLADBROOK — After five decades of answering the call, Kenneth “Kenny” Wiebensohn closed out a record-setting career with Gladbrook Fire and Rescue – hanging up his helmet for good on Dec. 31, 2025, before celebrating with his family, friends, and first responder colleagues on Sunday, ...
Two candidates laid out the reasonings for running for the legislature this year during the Marshall County Democrat Tuesday Talks meeting at Legends American Grill. Former Marshalltown Police Department Chief Mike Tupper is running for a seat in House District 52 currently held by Rep. David ...
ALBION — The Albion Fire Department responded to a structure fire at approximately 3 p.m. on Monday on the central east side of the Marshall County community, resulting in the displacement of a family from their residence. According to a press release from the Albion Fire Department, crews ...
Last Tuesday, a delegation of members of the Kosovo Security Force led by Lt. Gen. Bashkim Jashari visited the Iowa Veterans Home to meet with IVH leadership including Commandant Todd Jacobus, a veteran of the U.S. Army and Iowa Army National Guard who served in Kosovo himself, and toured the ...
The Marshalltown city council met for nearly two hours in a special session on Monday night to discuss a series of proposed budget reductions and revenue increases aimed at partially closing a general fund shortfall of approximately $1.573 million before any Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) ...
A Marshalltown man with a lengthy history of filing extensive public records requests from government entities around the state of Iowa has sued the city over alleged “inconsistent representations and practices” regarding responses to such requests and a quote for almost $400,000 to comply ...