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A total of four Marshalltown city council candidates — two incumbents and two challengers — participated in a forum hosted by the Marshalltown Area Chamber

BENTON HARBOR — Benton Harbor voters will decide Nov. 7 if the city’s 10-mill operating millage is renewed.

Voters from Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains to the polls from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 7.

The condition of our roads is not the single biggest problem facing Marshalltown. In fact, our biggest challenge is the ability to attract, retain, and develop

Elections of yester-years triumphs the recent election paper shortage and wrong mail ballots being sent out to certain Wilkes-Barre wards.

(Editor’s note: In addition to the Second Ward candidates, who were featured in yesterday’s T-R, At-Large incumbent Gary Thompson and challenger Leopold

Those interested can file for candidacy with the City Clerks Office beginning Oct. 31.

Abby Yerico is running for the Common Council Ward 2 seat in Dunkirk. “It is with great excitement that I announce my candidacy,” she said. “I am a 15-y

(Editor’s note: With two contested Marshalltown city council races on this year’s ballot, the T-R sent out a questionnaire to Second Ward incumbent Gabr

Sedalia City Council and the Historic Preservation Committee held an unveiling ceremony on East Pettis Street Wednesday afternoon to showcase a historical marker featuring the George R. Smith College.