Articles Tagged: Linn County

Her grandmother, Jean Oxley, was the first woman to be elected to the board and was the board’s longest-serving member

Award of $10,000 to start-up theater causes split vote

More details will come soon at a joint county-city news conference

The chairman of the board will finish his term and says he does not plan to run for any other elected office.

This year’s season will be the last at the Fillmore Building

Sex offender Fitsum Russell has history of sex crimes in Linn, Johnson counties

The Linn County Chapter of the United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA) will hold a celebration of United Nations Day at the Hotel at Kirkwood Center. Reservations are now available.

County Attorney Jerry Vander Sanden announced his retirement at the end of the calendar year earlier this week

The city’s current plan was written when Marion was half of the size it is today

Vander Sanden, 64, announced his upcoming departure Tuesday to the Linn County Board of Supervisors, saying it seemed like a “practical time to retire” after being the elected county attorney for over 11 years and serving more than 38 years in the office

What you need to know about Election Day voting, early voting and voting by mail in Iowa local elections as 2021 state law changes take effect.

Online event is Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

Jefferson High, North Linn High and Central City High school teachers worked at conservation centers and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources for six weeks for science, technology, engineering and math experience

A male driver and female passenger were pronounced dead at the scene.

As Iowa’s Corridor communities grow their populations, workforce housing tax credits awarded by the Iowa Economic Development Authority help fill rising demand for building new places to live