Stories about Newton, Iowa
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
Supervisors will be sending a letter asking who is willing to chip in for proposal
Fire chief says more work was needed when construction uncovered challenges
Violations lobbed against owners whose dog seriously injures or kills another
Complaints from residents may put an end to 'Jake brakes'
Project has now required more than $227K in change orders
The new addition adds more classrooms and offices for elementary configuration
Engineer says contract kickstarts timeline for third phase of F-48 West project
Department heads still have to put purchases on agenda if they exceed the max
41-year-old believed he was talking to a teenager and wanted to meet at a park
Officials still plan on completing street projects using non-general fund dollars
Resident who preserved 100-year-old map gives $3K quote to digitize remainder
Board directs engineer to split alleys in Newburg to all adjoining landowners
Board of supervisors approve the addition, which comes at no cost to taxpayers
Food service supervisor also reports more than half of the district is on free or reduced meals
Curt Jackon's early investment in Apple paved way for donations to city parks, conservation, library and YMCA to receive financial gifts
Families are encouraged to visit First United Methodist Church every Wednesday
Jasper County Historical Museum shows it can bring visitors to town
Fabricator continues to be a major steel supplier for numerous projects in Iowa
Rob Denson and Joe Pugel share spotlight at Newton Development Corporation event
Council approves $235K contract after public hearing last week
Engineer says bridge over Indian Creek on N. 95th Ave. W. has deteriorated
Former U.S. senator’s work on ADA provided candidate ‘an onramp onto society’
School board held special meeting to discuss procedures and gauge interest
Democratic candidate announces campaign at annual soup supper fundraiser
Club has earned $81K worth of grants, resulting in lab and tool upgrades
Sidewalk construction, street repairs, Cardinal Pond improvements are among the goals
Newton banks have also formed a coalition to combat future fraud and protect their community
Funds from children’s charity will go toward furnishings, equipment and supplies
Husband-and-wife duo to sing radio hits from the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s
Jasper County Historical Museum to host book signing Oct. 4
Scarecrow entry deadline is Oct. 10, with this year’s theme being origins and milestones
48-year-old says it would have been her ‘Independence Day’ if house had been fully engulfed
Koenen Chiropractic hired engineer who warned of deteriorating walls and the need for protections
Online voting will determine whether school district can win $1M for H.A. Lynn Stadium
County engineer says request came from a nearby property owner