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Toledo council approves settlement with Horrigan estate

After two years of ongoing struggle and strife, one aspect of the detrimental ordeal of former Toledo Police Officer Kyle Howe is nearing a close. After a brief closed session at Monday's Toledo City Council meeting, a settlement agreement was approved in the Steven Horrigan lawsuit. Horrigan, ...

HR audit results presented to Board of Supervisors

Many were up after the morning's first bloom to participate in the week's scheduled discord with the county supervisors. One of the more compelling items on the agenda, the report completed and compiled after the human resources audit conducted by PJ Greufe and Associates, was accepted with a ...

Where the wind blows

The usual constellation of civic minded citizens could be seen enjoying the prosaic discourse of the supervisors meeting that kicks off every week. As per usual with the annual meeting of the supervisors, Tama County Engineer Ben Daleske was up first to give his report. They've been spot ...

Iron sharpens iron

MARSHALLTOWN — Volunteer firefighters from several area communities got a rare opportunity to receive local training by the Marshalltown Fire Department through a variety of workshops around Marshalltown on Saturday. Groups worked at a Governor Road property that was acquired for training ...

HELP! Hiring Summer HELP!

This week's Tama City Council meeting started with the tepid bang of the mayor's gavel that quieted the assemblage of citizens. First up was a public hearing for and the approval of a resolution to enter into a general obligation corporate purpose loan. This loan is to cover three projects, the ...

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month

TOLEDO – Please join SKIP (Supporting Kids in Prevention), Tama County Public Health & Home Care, and ISU Extension and Outreach to promote Child Abuse Prevention Month this April. The theme this year is “Powered by Hope, Strengthened by Prevention." As part of the annual ...

Iowa House sends school funding bill to Gov. Kim Reynolds

DES MOINES – The Iowa House this past Tuesday (April 8) passed the state K-12 school funding package for the 2025-2026 school year and sent it to the governor’s desk. Senate File 167, passed 59-36, sets the State Supplemental Aid (SSA) rate at 2%, increasing the per-pupil funding for K-12 ...