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A chance to weigh in (opens the original)
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Marshalltown Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman Jon Boston, left, interacts with Marshalltown resident Cindy Mayer, right, during the first of two listening sessions regarding the city’s draft data center ordinance held at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Thursday afternoon. T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY City of Marshalltown Assistant Housing and Community Development Director/Zoning Administrator Clayton Ender points to a map showing one of the two proposed data center overlay zoning distr
UPS Store closes after over 20 years in Marshalltown (opens the original)
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The UPS Store at 125 W. Merle Hibbs Blvd. in Marshalltown saw customers for the final time on Wednesday after over 20 years in the community. The store was launched, franchised and previously managed by current At-Large City Councilor Gary Thompson along with his ex-wife and former in-laws from its inception in 2004 until they sold it to Milap Sharma in 2016. Sharma's brother-in-law, Amulya Sharma, most recently managed the Marshalltown store and spoke to the T-R about the closure on Wednesday.
Council hears MPACT update as funding cutoff looms (opens the original)
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The now well-established Marshalltown Police and Community Team (MPACT) program, which embeds social workers from YSS of Marshall County within the police department and, as of earlier this year, the sheriff's office to handle non-criminal, non-emergent calls for service, is at a crossroads with the bulk of its current funding set to expire at the end of 2026. During Monday night's city council meeting, YSS of Marshall County Senior Director of Community Engagement David Hicks shared his latest
Spreading Bobcat Pride on High Five Friday (opens the original)
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Each football Friday, a group of Marshalltown High School (MHS) players head out to the district's elementary schools to provide students with a special start to their morning and spread some Bobcat pride in the process through high fives and positive encouragement for the youngsters. Last week, the T-R caught up with Brendon Landeros, Austin Odom, Ryan Grobe and Levi Bell at Anson as they explained what the interaction means to them. "Really, for me, it feels like we're inspiring the youth to s
The parade must go on: Scenes from a rainy Oktemberfest weekend (opens the original)
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The 40th annual Oktemberfest got off to a beautiful start on Saturday morning with ideal fall conditions for the 5K run, but unfortunately, the rain that has been so persistent in recent weeks reappeared as the parade began at 10 a.m. Nonetheless, the event went on despite cancellations from all of the marching bands scheduled to participate, and thousands of residents and visitors stuck it out in the rain to see representatives from local businesses and organizations marching and wait for a pie
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