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Todays News

Something to Share to become Black Dirt Blooms

CONRAD — After 18 years as the proprietor of Something to Share flower and gift shop at 127 N. Main St. in Conrad, Sharon Dolphin is passing the torch, or in this case, the floral shears, to new owners Ben and Kortney King. Effective Dec. 2, the business will change hands, becoming Black ...

Salvation Army ringing in the season with Red Kettles

The outdoors might not have white snow on the ground just yet, but another familiar color and item has returned to Marshalltown — the Red Kettle. Ringers for the Salvation Army of Marshalltown began the season on Friday, and will continue through Dec. 24. Envoy John Hofer said the Kettles ...

74th annual Assistance League Charity Ball slated for Dec. 7

The purpose of the Assistance League of Marshalltown is to “help those in need through charitable giving and volunteering, so that we can positively impact our community and increase community pride.” Its largest fundraiser of the year is the Charity Ball, now in its 74th year. It will take ...

Gilman council controversy resolved with appointment of new member

GILMAN — About two months after a now former Gilman city councilwoman cast a tie breaking vote to appoint her successor — and the Marshall County Auditor/Recorder and the Marshall County Attorney cried foul on the procedure — another councilwoman has been confirmed and seated by a ...