Stories about Newton, Iowa
Newton Community School District students are welcomed back in the classroom for 2025-2026 school year
Firm hired to complete study provided county with renderings of possible options
Intersection at E. 12th St. S. and S. 13th Ave. E. has seen 8 reported accidents in past 3 years, city says
Authorities say child survived the fall with non-life-threatening injuries
Mental health clinic argues it doesn't need conditional use permit from city, neighbors say they should have been notified before purchase
Two parking spots to be removed, north and south stop signs added
Mayor says they can utilize right-of-way for city-approved events
Longtime partnership with the event ensures everyone gets a full meal at no cost to families
Engineer says the next step is to draft professional design services contract
Supervisors had instructed wage committee to find system that best fits county
County auditor says new equipment can cut costs in half every election cycle
GNACC’s New Teachers Luncheon recognizes latest educators joining the ranks
Carol Kramer has dedicated more than 30 years to conservation and fundraising for major project
Sheriff’s office forms partnership with school district for enhanced safety and relationship building
Representative from the railroad also offered honest feedback to neighbors
Office had posed as an underage girl on social media
NCSD food service supervisor says many families who qualified for free meals last year may be forced to start paying
Jury trial determined stand-your-ground defense was not viable in this case
Newton woman who used controlled substance, identified as fentanyl, later died
Iowa gubernatorial candidate wants to end the ‘lesser-of-two-evils’ system
‘Growers and farmers want to do more…we’re not giving them the resources’
Council continues to make final additions to the latest golf course amenity
If the grant is successful, the funds should complete Legacy Plaza greenspace
Council member wants community to thank Evelyn George for her dedication
County engineer suggests North Skunk River issues make some proposals unfeasible
Joel Mills and Stacy Simbro in the minority, but they worry about safety
Facility will allow better training opportunities for sheriff’s office
Director says cast of 30 kids will star in quirky comedy called ‘Littles'
Field day at Iowa Speedway: NASCAR Foundation lets kids enjoy race weekend before sold-out crowds
Staff transportation could be a challenge if TJ’s south lot not completed in time
Administrators say electronic device ban includes lunchtime, in between classes
Iowa Speedway, NASCAR Foundation partnership lets youth enjoy the perks of race weekend
Officers charge 43-year-old with felonies and several counts of distribution of obscene material
Prospective industries have capabilities to create thousands of jobs in Newton
Stacy Simbro requested both documents include provisions setting better and clearer direction for organizations
Mobile food units would be able to operate on the north side of Harmony Park
Carson Ware and Cody Ware are to visit Newton business prior to the big races
15-year-old from Newton secured first place finishes in half of the categories
Supporters of incarcerated individuals still demanding change and transparency
Elected official is putting an end to almost 12 years of service in city government
Baxter mayor highlights the challenges and concerns facing small town agencies
Residents say rail park and bridge closure will increase traffic, prolong crossings
They were on their way to church when they helped turn over vehicle submerged in water
Corn on the Curb acts as a fundraiser for the ever-growing Books for Bikes reading program
New bleachers prevent Newton from storing many materials underneath
Cellphone use from students and parents not recommended during a crisis
Superintendent says district plans to be on schedule despite bad weather
Community values and traditions remain true after almost 170 years of fair
Council members agonize over financing difficulties with state grant application
Hospital has almost closed the gap in financing for the $5M project