A one-of-a kind automobile is ready to return to Grinnell as an exhibit in the museum that once was the factory where the car was built nearly 100 years ago.
A local group known as the “Build a Better Grinnell Task Force” is coordinating a community assessment process aimed at gaining input on “what’s next?” for the local community.
Poweshiek County legislator Betty De Boef has joined Governor Terry Branstad in objecting to a rule that requires farmers to have an inspection done on most electrical work. (audio)
The Iowa House has given final legislative approval to an emergency allotment of one-point-three million dollars that will cover tuition costs for Iowa National Guard soldiers who've enrolled in college courses.
The City of Grinnell reported a bypass of about 204,000 gallons of partially treated wastewater at the wastewater treatment plant one mile southwest of Grinnell. A portion of the bypass reached Sugar Creek.
The work of a California-based artist transcribing and illustrating an English translation of the Qur’an is featured at a new exhibition at the Faulconer Gallery.
Area Representative Betty De Boef serves on the house Economic Growth Committee…which has passed a bill she says would help keep main street businesses more vital and serving rural communities.
