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Senior Visit Day

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Senior Visit Day

Tour Newton

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Tour Newton

What Can You Do With a Marketing Degree?

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

What Can You Do With a Marketing Degree?

Emma Schaefer ’23 Receives the Thomas J. Watson Fellowship

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Emma Schaefer ’23 Receives the Thomas J. Watson Fellowship

Digital Impact Team Video Game Tournament

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Digital Impact Team Video Game Tournament

Wine & Wood Fired Oven Pizza Night

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Wine & Wood Fired Oven Pizza Night

Liz Rodrigues to Pursue a Mellon New Directions Fellowship Through a $220,000 Grant from the Mellon Foundation

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

Liz Rodrigues to Pursue a Mellon New Directions Fellowship Through a $220,000 Grant from the Mellon Foundation

DMACC Celebration of Literary Arts to Host Free Virtual Event with Authors Ron Rash and Bonnie Jo Campbell

By East Central Iowa News Reports | Mar 20, 2023

DMACC Celebration of Literary Arts to Host Free Virtual Event with Authors Ron Rash and Bonnie Jo Campbell

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East Central Iowa News area weekly mass times

By East Central Iowa News | Mar 18, 2023

The following parishes in the East Central Iowa News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Newton PD's Burdess on stricter regulations for problem pets: 'Some insurance companies realistically don't want to insure a vicious dog'

By East Central Iowa News Report | Mar 12, 2023

Newton pet owners will have to shoulder more responsibility—financial and otherwise—as the City looks to reduce the number of problem pets.

Newton Public Works' Grife on need for additional City staffing: It's an 'all-hands-on-deck kind of a situation'

By East Central Iowa News Report | Mar 12, 2023

The Newton City Council is considering changes to the City staff structure, adding a few positions in the hope of easing work loads for some employees and streamlining efficiency.

Newton police chief briefs City Council: 'We are exploring other technological advances to reduce crime in the community'

By East Central Iowa News Report | Mar 12, 2023

Newton Police Chief Robert Burdess recently took some time to address the City Council on how technology has changed policing.

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Senior Visit Day

Tour Newton

What Can You Do With a Marketing Degree?

Emma Schaefer ’23 Receives the Thomas J. Watson Fellowship

Digital Impact Team Video Game Tournament

Wine & Wood Fired Oven Pizza Night

Liz Rodrigues to Pursue a Mellon New Directions Fellowship Through a $220,000 Grant from the Mellon Foundation

DMACC Celebration of Literary Arts to Host Free Virtual Event with Authors Ron Rash and Bonnie Jo Campbell

East Central Iowa News area weekly mass times

Newton PD's Burdess on stricter regulations for problem pets: 'Some insurance companies realistically don't want to insure a vicious dog'

Newton Public Works' Grife on need for additional City staffing: It's an 'all-hands-on-deck kind of a situation'

Newton police chief briefs City Council: 'We are exploring other technological advances to reduce crime in the community'

DMACC Fashion Institute Announces 9th Annual Spring Fashion Gala Featuring ‘FUNHAUS’ Theme

March 14 From Stage to Page Book Talk by Jennifer Williams Brown

Middle School Art Club with GCMoA

Alzheimer's & Dementia Support Group at Newton Health Care Center

TruBank 140th Anniversary Facebook Trivia Contest

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