Stories about Newton, Iowa
Misleading social media post causes panic, leading to police investigations
Newton students get to decide where of these 16 seniors will wear the crowns
New civilian role would acquire Brad Shutts’ duties as he transitions to sheriff
School board likely to discuss the options and challenges of ADA accessibility
Council finally reaches conclusion, residents won’t see increase until 2025
Council goals session creates debate over public restroom project at splash pad
Department of Corrections is keeping quiet, says death is under investigation
Business collected money from the community for one week, which was spent on back-to-school shopping spree
System will prevent downtime in calls for dispatch during storms, other emergency events
Jasper County secures more than $2.27M for first phase of accessibility project
Trailers are ‘dragging their rears’ on small area of dipping highway
Cy-Hawk athletes team up to bring awareness to children affected by parental substance abuse
Investigators discover another gas pump scam operation, the second in Newton in less than 2 weeks
Visitors are encouraged to access pantry on east side, eventually thrift store from alley
Fans of Hawkeyes and Cyclones encouraged to flock to downtown Newton
South Skunk Blues Society's annual music festival brings hundreds to Maytag Park during Labor Day weekend
County engineer says $105K and $263K projects could be finished in September
Transportation continues to be discussed and will likely see more in-depth conversations in future
Years of recruitment challenges, OB-GYN shortages force rural medical centers to pull back services
Family sets up GoFundMe to pay for recovery, made all the more difficult by impending closure
Program provides lower income seniors with food boxes and nutrition education
Filmmakers hope audiences realize the community is full of driven creatives
Royalty-free contract provides some savings to residents who want to participate
Police encourage those who purchased gas there to check bank accounts
Council approves construction of structure footings, insulation, exterior openings
Newton students return to the classrooms for the start of the 2024-2025 school year
Shows include Billy Joel and Beach Boy tributes, bands with unique musical styles and an Iowa boy for good measure
Funds would pay for the construction of new secondary roads maintenance shop if it passes
Community celebration features free food, entertainment and positive vibes
Congresswoman says Iowa is a model for other states when it comes to renewable energy
Community celebrates the next class of educators at annual luncheon held this year at Community Heights
'The Morning Show with Sarah and Joe' brings back local commentary to Newton radio station
Rick Vernon hopes the issue catches the attention of lawmakers to find a solution
Engineer says structures are longer, so the soil conditions need to be inspected
Board to review policies, families denounce district’s ‘failed’ communications
Officials want to redistribute city’s 10% cut of the premiums to resident discounts, refunds
Opioid settlement funds to go towards substance abuse treatment and prevention programs
Pyrotechnics gathering would be held at Woodland Park and private field
Rick Vernon says he will match donations to NCSD until new school year begins
Council members seem to have said all they need to say about proposal
Jim Knudson recognized mayor, council and staff for installing extra baskets
United Way of Jasper County program features guest speakers sharing their unique stories
Surveys are available until Aug. 16 and will give staff insight on user needs
Addition allows 18-hole course to be eligible for tournament play
Presentation to council offers way for residents to enroll for water work coverage
Derecho-damaged building is still standing after 4 years and months of delayed demo work
Downtown Newton antique shop is thankful to have lasted 10 years but did not intend to close
NCSD policy was to be suspended if LGBTQ+ protections became enjoined
Library reports 823 kids signed up to meet reading goals before school begins
Procedural issues cleared up but veterans demand apologies for Wilson