Stories about Newton, Iowa
Pause was part of the original plan, which has seen steady progress
Talsma voted no, saying the board needs to consider budget constraints
NCSD welcomes newest board member, shares kind words for past member
Superintendent says district is getting closer to seeing new bleachers installed
Jasper County Historical Museum to have more than 200 trees on display for fifth annual holiday event
Donation went towards new arches, garland and trailer depicting image of the lighted courthouse
Public market will feature retail, food and drink vendors in a social gathering setting
Young Buck Construction to add five new houses to Newton’s tax rolls
Council also decides violators of the ordinance will have to pay a $105 fine
Law enforcement found him with hundreds of videos of sexual abuse materials
Council members redirect funding source from general fund to FY25 bonds
Staff highlighted agencies that are up for negotiations in city’s FY27 budget
Recipients are using funds to help people with substance use disorders
Law enforcement says men drove bulldozer damaging county and state roads
Prosecutors note rise in adults using social media to try to groom, sexually exploit kids
Resident-backed proposal failed to receive enough council support to advance
Vocal music teacher says last time a Cardinal singer made All-State was 2018
Miller-Meeks announced the news to facility as soon as she returned from D.C.
Audiences get to enjoy a show full of Irish folk songs, Celtic step dances
Community is encouraged to leave nonperishable food items in bank lobby until Nov. 20
Gubernatorial candidate met with providers affected by Newton pausing its labor and delivery services
Rick Vernon kickstarted a viral lunch balance deficit challenge last year, now he is turning his attention to feeding the whole community
Newton donors helped senior living facility quickly exceed its campaign goals
Local newspaper maintains all jobs and services under new ownership
State auditor suggests actions affect public trust and reputation of city officials
Special investigation report shows more than $75K was improperly disbursed
Supervisors agree to renew the grant funding for the coming year
Feedback from residents on Iowa Street showed the idea is out of the question
Friedman, Padget, Whipple return to the board in uncontested election
'Taxpayers deserve answers and they deserve an informed board making data-driven decisions'
At-large and Ward 4 seats are currently filled by appointed council members
Like the other city candidates, the representative of Ward 2 ran unopposed
Unofficial results show ‘Erv’ is the next mayor of Newton after second attempt
Public transit system committed to give people access to food during shutdown
Cardinals managed to secure more than 271,000 votes in online tourney
Congresswoman and U.S. Senate candidate suggests bypassing filibuster would backfire
Ask for the ‘Community Support Special’ at Newton location for a beef or bean burrito and Potato Olés
Community enjoys trunk-or-treat and other Halloween festivities at YMCA's Family Fall Festival
Here’s what candidates for local city and school board elections had to say about some top issues
Local Marines are invited to attend the semiquincentennial Nov. 10 at American Legion Post 111 in Newton
Council puts professional services on pause and focuses on other projects
County auditor and her staff are working to improve election education
Bridge over Cherry Creek on S. 24th Ave. W. had collapsed from floodwaters