What was expected to be one of the longest Marshalltown city council meetings of the year thus far due to the sheer number of agenda items ended up clocking in at under an hour and a half on Tuesday night, and it ended with some positive news for the city related to negotiations with Union ...
It is rare anyone has had their giant photo displayed on both sides of a massive semi-trailer even once, but Rick Leaton of Marshalltown can now say his helpful smile has been on twice. Recently, Leaton had completed 50 years of service to the Marshalltown’s Hy-Vee store, and that milestone ...
The City of Marshalltown is seeking volunteer applicants for openings on the following City of Marshalltown Boards and Commissions. • Fire Code Board of Appeals (term thru Aug. 1, 2029) • Storm Water Advisory Committee (term thru Dec. 31) The Fire Code Board of Appeals meets on an ...
Two former soldiers were the keynote speakers at the Iowa Veterans Home Memorial Day ceremony yesterday — Sgt. Major Todd Eipperle and Garry Brandenburg. Eipperle, a 1982 Marshalltown High School graduate, joined the Iowa National Guard the following year and retired in October 2023. He ...
T-R PHOTO BY ROBERT MAHARRY On Friday morning, Marshalltown Central Business District (MCBD) Executive Director Danielle Lekin proudly passed along a $1,350 check to Marshall County Veterans Affairs on behalf of her organization. This donation represents a portion of the proceeds from the ...
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY A special bilingual Mass featuring live music and communion was held on Sunday evening at St. Henry Catholic Church in Marshalltown to mark the Archdiocese of Dubuque’s pilgrimage from Dubuque to Ames over the Memorial Day weekend. Earlier in the day, the ...