The Marshalltown Emergency Food Box is not the only place people in need turn to when their food runs out. The Salvation Army of Marshalltown has a pantry to provide sustenance to people, as well. However, it is already stretched thin and the cutoff of SNAP benefits on Saturday will not help ...
TOLEDO — Tama County Women, Land & Legacy (WLL) hosted its 54th local event, “Nuts for Fall,” on Wednesday, Oct. 15, drawing around 50 attendees to the rural Toledo farmstead of Eric and Michele Werner. The evening spotlighted the family’s longtime walnut business and the next ...
Iowa State University Institute of Design Research and Outreach (IDRO) Program Coordinator Laurel Waterman presented the results of the long-awaited solid waste study to the Marshalltown city council before a packed house during Monday night’s meeting and shared several recommendations, ...
About five months after the Marshalltown city council committed up to $75,000 toward the development of a Youth and Adult Recreation Sports Master Plan, the consulting firm they ultimately hired and city Parks and Rec staff hosted a come and go open house aimed at identifying goals and ...
People and organizations in Marshalltown are looking with apprehension to Saturday, as that is the day when Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cards will no longer be active. On Monday, the United States Department of Agriculture, which runs SNAP, announced the money necessary ...
Riverside Cemetery staff and community members are grieving the loss of Blossom, a beloved resident goose who was tragically struck by a vehicle near the Kirby Mausoleum on Sunday evening. Surveillance footage shows the incident occurred around 5 p.m. The driver exited the vehicle, approached ...