GLADBROOK — Leona Wallen, known for running More Good Vibes (virtually), for her previous business Heavenly Breads, and as the former chef at Binford House, has launched Doughlicious Gourmet Cookies, offering treats available for delivery within a 30-mile radius. She officially launches ...
Iowa Auditor of State Rob Sand released a report Tuesday that says the state will pay more to the company managing the Education Savings Account (ESA) program than originally planned. Odyssey, a New York-based company, was chosen in February 2023 to oversee the disbursement of funds for the ...
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY The Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce ambassadors made it a twofer Tuesday on ribbon cuttings with Doo Dah’s Diner, located at 128 E. Main St., and Mid-Iowa Petroleum Equipment at 108 W. Madison St. Doo Dah’s is under new ownership and management after ...
A large crowd gathered inside the city hall at the beginning of Monday night’s regular meeting as 27-year-old Melisa Fonseca, the first Latina ever to serve on the Marshalltown city council, was sworn into her 4th Ward seat after winning a special election last week. Once Fonseca took the ...
Draws for Paws, the annual Animal Rescue League of Marshalltown fundraiser, returns this Saturday. Now in its fourth year, the event will bring donors to various bars to raise money for the nonprofit. “It is a fun day and a fun way to support local businesses while raising funds,” said ...
DYSART — The songs of summer will soon fill the air at Zion Lutheran Church. Tama County native and North Tama alum Christopher Arp will play a solo organ concert entitled “Songs of Summer” at Zion Lutheran in Dysart on Sunday, July 28, beginning at 2 p.m. Arp is organist and choir ...