SUBMITTED PHOTOS Residents and the surrounding community turned out for the annual Rhodes Pride Days, which started Friday and ended Sunday. There was the Saturday morning Grand Parade, All Vehicle and Motor Show, breakfast burritos in Memorial Park and the evening street dance on Main ...
TAMA — After a decade of dedicated service as the City of Tama Police Chief, Jason Bina has resigned due to his health. Chief Bina leaves behind 21 years in law enforcement. Bina made his start in law enforcement in 2005 and started with the City of Tama Police Department in 2011. Bina ...
HAVERHILL — Anymore, it’s not unusual for a person to stay employed in the same profession or at the same job location for several decades. But when the work is a volunteer-only position, and involves potential danger, that longevity is far less common to see. Haverhill Fire Department ...
Iowa’s official database of animal feeding operations, which serves as the state’s primary regulatory inventory of livestock facilities, does not include thousands of facilities that researchers say contribute to the state’s growing manure burden and potential water pollution. After ...
Marshall County Courthouse Court July 24 • Tidial Maker Kuany made an initial appearance on a violation of parole charge. Logan Kelleher is appointed as counsel. The parole revocation hearing will be scheduled by the Administrative Law Judge. Kuany is being held without bond. • Ezequiel Reyes Avila made an initial appearance on a possession of marijuana-first offense charge, a person ineligible to carry a dangerous weapon charge, a driving under suspension charge, a speeding charge and a careless driving charge. The preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. on Aug. 3. A ...
Iowa Senate Democrats criticized the state attorney general’s office Thursday for not distributing money from the Opioid Settlement Fund to organizations focused on opioid addiction treatment and prevention services. Iowa has received $365 million in settlement funds through several ...
