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Woman pleads guilty to stealing funds from Newton nursing home
A woman who worked at a Newton care facility has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $55,000 in federal funds.
One killed, two injured in Greene County accident
An Iowa driver died and two people were seriously injured Sunday in an accident in Greene County.
Local boy nabs award for his photo
Newton seventh grader Quinten King won the PTA Reflections Program contest with this photo, titled “Brother Eclipse” King's image will be featured on Visa credit cards in the near future.
Vander Plaats makes campaign stop in Newton
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Vander Plaats made a campaign stop in Newton Wednesday, and state spending was high on his list of talking points.
Newton Chamber of Commerce updating online apartment guide
The Greater Newton Area Chamber of Commerce will be updating its Newton Apartment Guide and is inviting those with rental properties or apartments to submit their information to be included in the guide.
NDC to host leadership classes at Newton DMACC
The 2010 Jasper County Community Leader Development program starts March 2 in room 264 at the Newton Development Corporation offices on the DMACC campus in Newton.
Newton fire department nabs federal grant money
The Newton Fire Department will receive $54,390 in grant money through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency .
RSVP's tax assistance program begins this week at Newton DMACC campus
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program is providing the VITA Program, which offers free tax help for low- to moderate-income individuals who cannot prepare their own tax returns.
Cost of Education: Newton's school district could close one of its...
The Newton Community School District is considering closing one of its five elementary schools to help cover a budget shortfall.
The city job everyone is dying to know about
Driving Iowa's interstates in January is a test of faith. Pushing 70 in a two-ton cocoon of steel a few weeks ago, I was looking for anything to take my mind off the view on all sides.
Gubernatorial candidate Vander Plaats to visit Newton Wednesday
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Vander Plaats will visit Newton at noon Wednesday for a campaign event that is open to the public.
TPI drives Newton on road to recovery
Hiring its 500th employee at the Newton plant last week, TPI Composites made good on a promise given in 2007 when the company first announced plans to locate in Newton.
Newton Salvation Army Captains move on
Newton Salvation Army Captains Ron and Carol Cook leave today for their new mission in Fort Dodge.
Kids Against Hunger to pack meals in Newton to help Haiti on Feb. 28
Kids Against Hunger of Jasper County will host a packaging event on Sunday, Feb.
I-80 Shut Down East Of Des Moines
Westbound traffic on Interstate 80 is shut down east of Des Moines, troopers said.
Buried trash will cost city more money
Cost overrun on city-funded projects sure can stink, especially when those extra costs stem from a big pile of buried trash.
Newton YMCA to offer Just For Kids Boot Camp
The Newton YMCA is offering its fifth year of JFK Boot Camp, which started Tuesday.
Newton community schools closed for a second ice day
Inclement weather and power outages throughout Newton forced another day of canceled classes in the Newton Community School District today.
Pella's Burton rolls 300 game, Newton football newsletter now available
Rob Burton of Pella rolled his second 300 game of the season Monday at Mustang Lanes in Monroe.