OTTER CREEK – During the Dec. 6 meeting of the Tama Co. Board of Conservation, board members led by the department’s new director Curtis Behrens spent a considerable amount of time discussing adding alcohol to the nature center’s rental policy. Currently alcohol of any kind is not ...
The Clothes Closet has been a staple of the Tama-Toledo community for decades, and this year, it grew a little. If you haven't heard or if you've been living under a rock for the last couple of months, you don't know about The Clothes Closet Christmas Store. Yes, you heard that right. A ...
LE GRAND — In keeping with an annual tradition, area school administrators, school board members, Area Education Agency (AEA) professionals and even two student school board representatives from Marshalltown High School came together with four state legislators at East Marshall High School ...
TOLEDO - This week, the supervisors spent the most time talking over policy changes to the employee handbook. Head of Human Resources Tammy Wise explained all of the alterations that will go into effect on January 1st. There were some simple changes of wording to larger, more planned ...
Not long after two Tama women were charged with felony fraud for allegedly using counterfeit money to buy lottery tickets at the Jiffy South convenience store in November, another individual has been arrested in connection with the incident. Michael Joseph Scott, 35, of Tama, was arrested on ...
Ellen and Andy Moran, along with their daughter Addison are presenting a donation to the South Tama Elementary library in memory of Ellen’s parents Ray and Betty Coleman. The family has donated $485 and a collection of new library books. Betty worked as a librarian and subbed in the ...
South Tama County junior Vivian Lench-Cuellar has a bit of an unconventional career plan for someone her age, but it comes from a very personal place. She wants to be a mortician, attributing it to the level of care she’s seen at local establishments like Marshalltown’s Mitchell Family ...
For the past four years the Tama-Toledo area has been without a Lions Club. But a small group of local volunteers are working to change that in 2024. For many years the Lions Club in Tama-Toledo worked on a variety of projects in the community, such as providing eye exams and glasses to those ...