Editor's Note: This story is publishing online ahead of the Friday, Sept. 19 print edition in advance of tomorrow's (Monday, Sept. 15) Tama County Board of Supervisors meeting. TOLEDO – In roughly 12 hours time, the future of Salt Creek Wind Phase II – the second and final phase of the ...
Early Monday morning, under the bright shining light of a new week, a group formed on the Toledo Courthouse lawn. Jim Roan stood on the legendary courthouse bandstand, thanked all those he needed to, and talked about what the monument meant for the citizens of the county and what it will mean ...
OTTER CREEK LAKE & PARK – The regular September meeting of the Tama County Board of Conservation was both long and, at times, contentious as the body led by Director Curtis Behrens worked through a number of agenda items including planning for the upcoming Fall Fest, an offer of ...
TOLEDO — The Satanic Temple of Iowa is coming back to Toledo, Iowa to share a core Satanic religious text. On Sunday, Sept. 14 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., the group will return to the Tama County Courthouse building and once again read John Milton’s 1667 epic poem Paradise Lost from start to ...
MESKWAKI SETTLEMENT — A new agreement between the State of Iowa and the Meskwaki Nation makes it clear Meskwaki Police have the authority to pursue and arrest suspects who travel outside the Tribe’s Settlement near Tama. The agreement was signed last Thursday in Des Moines by Iowa Attorney ...
During September’s first STC school board meeting, things moved fast at the board table. Joe Hanus made his return to the board meetings, while Megan Thiessen was absent once again. Thiessen was last present at the June 23, regularly scheduled board meeting. Beth Wiese was absent as well, ...
This week’s Tama County Supervisors meeting was standing room only, with many loitering in the hall just to have an idea of what was transpiring in the main room. The crowd was mainly split into two, like a scene out of West Side Story, although lacking snapping fingers, forbidden love, and ...
This week’s Toledo City Council meeting started off with a discussion with Jerrod Bridgewater. Bridgewater’s lawn was mowed by the city due to the nuisance mowing ordinance. However, Bridgewater doesn’t currently live at said residence and has been attempting to sell it. So, since he ...
At 2 p.m. on Sept. 14, the Oak Hill Cemetery Association will hold a cemetery walk. The walk will begin at the cemetery’s shelter house. The persons’ lives being presented are Rod and Coreen Hayward, Erv Hanus and the Haughey family. Past cemetery walks have been well attended because ...
AMES — Iowa State University awarded degrees or certificates to 577 graduates this summer. Students earning degrees during the summer have the opportunity to participate in fall or spring commencement ceremonies. The following are graduates from the area: Hanna Joy Karim, of Albion, Bachelor ...