From library play areas to farm-fresh food boxes to after-school art carts — the impact of Grinnell College’s Spring 2025 ...

Residents who are unable to attend but would still like to share their thoughts may contact City Manager Russ Behrens at (641) 236-2600, [email protected], or submit feedback online at ...

Grinnell military hero returns home, is buried at Hazelwood Cemetery J.O. Parker David Blanchard Talbott was a hometown boy who grew up in Grinnell and went on to serve in the U.S. Air Force, where he ...

Grinnell Fourth of July Parade brings in a crowd J.O. Parker Upwards to 100 Grinnell businesses, organizations and churches along with area communities were represented at the annual Fourth of July ...

UnityPoint Health – Grinnell Regional Medical Center (GRMC) Foundation and Imagine Grinnell recently teamed up to promote health, wellness and safety by donating and fitting 464 bike helmets for third ...

Seeland Park ladies enjoyed a cake ball tasting experience in honor of Mother’s Day. On May 8th, the ladies of Seeland Park and Hammond Center, along with their guests, enjoyed a lovely afternoon in ...

As the end of the school year quickly approaches, the LINK Mentoring board is busy preparing to offer one-on-one mentoring to elementary students for the 2025-2026 school year. With the closure of ...

472 We’re excited to welcome our new Ward Four City Council representative! Shane Hart was officially sworn in at last night’s City Council meeting and is ready to get to work on behalf of the ...

Project Description: Emera by the Merge Urban Development Group is the first new market-rate housing located in the Zone of Confluence. This project will attract new downtown residents, increase ...

Greater Poweshiek Community Foundation is pleased to announce the 2025 Poweshiek County Alliance (PCA) grant recipients. A total of $194,364 will be distributed to support 35 projects across the ...

Much like other facets of life, buildings need to adapt as society changes. In the case of the Beyer building in downtown Grinnell, conditions had declined almost to the point of no return. Thanks to ...