The 2024 Arresting Hunger Food Drive, hosted by the Marshalltown Police Department and the Rotary Club of Marshalltown on Saturday, offered the chance for shoppers to drop off money or food items at Hy-Vee and Fareway to benefit the Emergency Food Box and the Salvation Army locally. The event ...
President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he is dropping his reelection bid against Donald Trump, in a social media post that sent political shockwaves around the country and threw an element of turmoil into the election just months before voters go to the polls. Biden’s decision came on ...
Although inclement weather conditions threw a wrench in the plan to host the event onsite, a sizable crowd still gathered to celebrate the dedication of the Mann Wetlands Wildlife Management Area during a brief program at the Grimes Farm Conservation Center on Saturday morning. The ...
From the Revolutionary War through World War I, the U.S. military’s gallantry and sacrifices were reported by major metropolitan newspapers and historians. Technological advances made before World War II changed that dynamic to include radio broadcasters, and several Iowa broadcasters were ...
Tom Kurth has his son David to thank for pushing him to ride RAGBRAI for the first time all the way back in 1986, and nearly four decades later, the elder Kurth still hasn’t stopped. The lifelong Marshalltonian, who graduated from MHS in 1962 and retired after a lengthy tenure running the ...
The community of Marshalltown came out in force to support Adelina’s Grill on Thursday. So many customers showed up and placed orders that the downtown restaurant at 101 N. Center St. ran out of food. “It was the busiest day we’ve had since opening,” said Adelina’s Owner Antonio ...