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Todays News

Winter storm dumps an average of 10 inches on Marshall County

Some plans of Marshall County residents were put on hold or canceled this weekend as a winter storm rolled in Friday night and stayed through Saturday. Marshall County Emergency Management Coordinator Kim Elder said her primary concern when the snow started falling was some people forget how ...

Christmas in Conrad ‘Home for the Holidays’ set for Dec. 6

CONRAD — Come “Home for the Holidays” this Saturday as the town of Conrad celebrates this special time of year with a mix of food, crafts, horse-drawn carriage rides, a tree lighting, open houses, a chance to meet St. Nick, and more. Sponsored by Conrad Chamber-Main Street, festivities ...

MercyOne Traer Family Medicine to shutter Dec. 10

TRAER – Another MercyOne clinic will soon be no more. “On December 10, we will transition care from MercyOne Traer Family Medicine to MercyOne Reinbeck Family Medicine. This provides patients in Reinbeck, Traer and surrounding communities with a fuller, stronger care team with more ...

New 13th Street gift shop Harvest to Home celebrates soft opening

The historic 13th Street District in Marshalltown has a new resident — the gift shop Harvest to Home. Owner Cheryl Hayes is bringing bath and kitchen goods, candles, jewelry, items for kids and more to the neighborhood. “We’re trying to be a little bit different than some of the ...

Thanksgiving Day family disturbance ends in tragic death of Marshalltown man

On Thursday at 12:31 p.m., Marshall County deputies were dispatched to the 3300-Mile of 130th Street for a report of a disturbance with a family member that displayed a handgun. Before deputies arrived, the family member left the property in a vehicle and was believed to be traveling to ...

County assessor explains upcoming reappraisal project

The Marshall County Assessor’s Office has hired the Cedar Rapids-based firm Vanguard Appraisal to conduct an upcoming door-to-door reappraisal project covering almost all properties in the county beginning in December, and while it may make some residents and business owners nervous, Assessor ...