Newton Daily News

Newton Daily News

The Newton Daily News is a newspaper that comes out twice a day on weekdays, and it is located in Newton, Iowa. Its primary print edition is released in the afternoons from Monday to Friday. This publication is owned by Shaw Media.

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  • 5 days ago | newtondailynews.com | Christopher Braunschweig

    NASCAR race weekend was the biggest event last year at the Newton Municipal Airport, and staff are eager for its return this coming August. The Iowa Corn 350 was the first NASCAR Cup Series to be held at Iowa Speedway, and it drew in a considerable amount of traffic to the local racetrack, as well as the nearby airport. Ethan Nasalroad, president of Johnson Aviation, spoke of the experience at the airport this past summer during a recent presentation with the city council.

  • 5 days ago | newtondailynews.com | Troy Hyde

    STUART — Class 1A No. 8 West Central Valley scored twice in each half and remained undefeated following a 4-1 win over PCM in the 1A Substate 7 semifinals on Tuesday. It was West Central Valley’s sixth straight win over PCM, but the Mustangs (5-10-1) scored their first goal against the Wildcats since 2019. It was put in by Tristian Fry. Trajan Rummel, Alan Diaz and Garret Wolfe all had one goal and one assist to lead West Central Valley.

  • 6 days ago | newtondailynews.com | Christopher Braunschweig

    No action was taken to reclassify a mile of gravel road in Jasper County, which would have reduced the level of maintenance it received from secondary roads crews. Residents who own property on North 75th Avenue West argued against the proposal, prompting supervisors to rethink their strategy going forward. Especially considering the county engineer has identified 300 miles of roads that could — or should — be reclassified from Level A to Level B. Jasper County has more than 1,000 miles of roads.

  • 6 days ago | newtondailynews.com | Troy Hyde

    NEVADA — The defending champions were simply too much for the Colfax-Mingo girls soccer team on Wednesday. The Tigerhawks were shut out for the first time this season following a 5-0 loss to 1A No. 8 Nevada in the Region 7 semifinals. “The girls played hard but just ran up against a very solid team,” Colfax-Mingo head girls soccer coach Zach Tomas. “Emmalyn Buchman played amazing in goal tonight for us and kept out multiple balls, including three or four one-on-ones.

  • 6 days ago | newtondailynews.com | Troy Hyde

    Colfax-Mingo senior Karmylia Snyder recently signed with the DMACC dance team. The DMACC dance team’s head coach is Kelsey Gillespie, who owns Colfax Dance Academy and is an alum of PCM High School. Snyder chose DMACC over Iowa Central and plans to major in kinesiology. Karmylia Snyder

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