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Life has consequences

In the first chapter of Samuel we see a distressed woman. She is begging God to bless her with a child. In fact, if He would do that, she would give the child to the work of the Temple; when he was old enough. God heard her plea and healed her. Hannah kept her promise when Samuel was three. ...

Marshalltown Strong

Dark clouds from the west boiling through clear blue sky, The sirens they blare, the people ask why? A raging tornado is blowin’ through town, Better run to the basement, folks, just keep your heads down. It sounds like a freight train as it rips up huge trees, It tears into houses, ...

Pocket Park visit is well worth your time

I have enjoyed reading the articles about Marshalltown’s recovery from the tornado. After reading the article about the various additions of art to the community my friend and I took a walk to the Veterans Pocket Park on the East side of the Coliseum. We were expecting grass but we were so ...

Assimilation

Since when has the philosophy of assimilation gone by the wayside. When you have multiple languages that can’t communicate you don’t have a country. Way to go politicians you couldn’t write a script any better on how to destroy a country in the name of compassion and cheap labor. You are ...

No oversight

In June Gov Reynolds and Senator Edler clapped a door shut on the auditor and even the courts when House File 478 was passed and signed. Now the auditor cannot audit the taxpayer’s money. The job of the Iowa Auditor is set forth in the Iowa Constitution, yet all but 6 Republicans voted to ...

Censorship is alive and well in Marshalltown

Editor, thank you for this opportunity to respond to misconceptions expressed by Alan Thoreson in the June 20 edition. Instead of accepting the biased fact check industries spin on The American Rifleman and The Epoch Times and instead actually held and read with an open mind several copies of ...