Kerri Luhring of Parkersburg – Funeral service July 22

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Funeral service for 63-year-old Kerri Luhring of Parkersburg will be Wednesday, July 22 at 10:30 a.m. at the First Congregational Church in Parkersburg.  Visitation will be Tuesday, July 21 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Redman Funeral

Clarksville City Council sets meeting agenda for Monday

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The Clarksville City Council will consider awarding general obligation corporate purpose bonds when it meets Monday, July 20. Council members are scheduled to consider a resolution that would award the city’s General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds, Series

Sheffield Council approves road planning, fiber expansion

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The Sheffield City Council approved several infrastructure-related items during its regular meeting Monday night. Council members approved a contract with WHKS to complete design work for the city’s fiscal year 2027 Tax Increment Financing road project. Plans

RAGBRAI REMINDER FOR JULY 22

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Marshalltown residents are reminded that several government offices will have adjusted operations on Wednesday, July 22, as the community hosts RAGBRAI’s overnight stop. Marshalltown City Hall will be closed to the public for the day to accommodate

Mason City man charged in fatal Fareway parking lot incident

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Mason City police have arrested a 46-year-old Mason City man in connection with a fatal vehicle incident first reported by RadioOnTheGo News in February. Timothy Best is charged with homicide by vehicle-reckless driving, a Class C felony.

RAGBRAI RIDERS TO ENTER MARSHALL COUNTY WEDNESDAY

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RAGBRAI riders will make their way into Marshall County on Wednesday, entering from Colo in Story County as they travel toward Marshalltown for the event’s overnight stop. According to Marshall County Sheriff Joel Phillips, cyclists will first

Franklin General Hospital hosts ribbon cutting for solar project

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Franklin General Hospital celebrated a milestone in its new solar project Wednesday during a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Hospital board members, Foundation Board representatives, project vendors and contractors attended the event celebrating the nearly completed installation. Brad Shupe, Franklin