Stories about Newton, Iowa
Updated exhibits and reorganized treasures provides a new experience for local and out-of-county guests
Knoxville-based contractor will repair municipal signage that caused damage
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office had developed a strong case with video evidence
Public invited to attend ‘Dirty Derby Days’ and celebrate arboretum’s 30-year anniversary on May 2-3
Any roads or areas damaged during construction are expected to be restored
HMA resurfacing and other kinds of pavement projects also listed as priorities
Court reaches decision for 21-year-old accused of felonies
Jasper County and Newton team up to establish rail park with Iowa Interstate Railroad and Alliant Energy, which could be the community’s biggest project post-Maytag
Jasper County is tackling a number of bridge replacement projects in FY26
Map quest: Supervisors give permission to preserve 100-year-old map of Skunk River
Civil 3D mentoring carried out earlier this month to expand skills and save money down the road
Newton to prioritize convenience and building relationships with local landlords
Sentencing is the result of jury’s guilty verdict back in February
Following the removal of Level C road, the county wants to remove nearby bridge
Newton utilizes $102K TSIP grant to pay for a large portion of the project
Contractor to construct sidewalks and cart path leading to the clubhouse
Uncertain fate lies ahead for organization that was already struggling to maintain
Local Christian music festival has drawn big numbers since its creation
Fire destroys the Newton-based fraternal society, but memories remain intact
City also increases financial assistance for I&I reduction measures
Damon Dotson to headline Maytag Bowl concert earlier than in past years
The Pawlished Dog not only has abundant space for boarding and grooming, it is also the ideal location for trainings and creating connections
Officials say portions of E. 14th St. N. and N. Ninth Ave. Pl. E. are too narrow
Sail On faithfully recreates timeless songs at Center for Performance
Officials find out many audience members did not have 65-and-older credit
Local business owner contributes to event that is considered 'the best day of the year' at NHS
Jasper County recruits help of local tinkerer to fix pneumatic clock now on display
Supervisors hire Sully Construction to address drainage issues
Funds would help cover training expenses for medical examiner investigators
Lawmaker wanted multi-year funding package to buy time for formula changes
Meanwhile, public schools are still required to submit proposed levy rates with incomplete info
Messinger suggests better communication is needed before bills get introduced
U.S. Sec. of Agriculture also assures Trump administration will be opening up markets and expanding trade
Conference board meeting gets heated as members demand accountability
Officials stress they have no control over school district and city levies
Conservation says law enforcement and fire departments could utilize building
Conservation had been maintaining footbridge at historic site for 50 years
Supervisors expand funding usage while still keeping money for maintenance
Agencies like NRCS and SWCD help farmers extend the life of their land by helping them reduce soil erosion, improve water quality and enhance wildlife habitat
City council takes action on one of its top 2024-2026 goals
Provision allows county to reimburse city if non-provider transport responds
Jasper County wants to vacate 0.4-mile portion of East 64th Street South
Most of the meeting was dedicated to explaining the confusing mailer
Criminal complaints show the individual is charged with sex crimes
Iowa State Patrol is investigating the crash, no serious injuries reported
Newton Arboretum and Capitol II Theatre are rolling out the red carpet for Great Dane who stars in new movie ‘The Friend'
Police were issuing a court order when man barricaded himself in home and threatened occupants
Thieves are bypassing factory-installed security features and burglarizing cars
Precinct officials to be paid $15 per hour, $15.50 per hour for Election Day work
Annual report shows 25% of the county population can apply for assistance