Brett Twelmeyer is a General Assignment Reporter at Iowa State Daily. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on construction and real estate, as well as retail and food and beverages, with particular attention to building materials and the construction industry. Brett's work has been featured in Iowa Information Media Group.
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GEORGE—Election Day on Nov. 3 will determine whether a $17 million renovation project for the George-Little Rock School District will move forward.
PAULLINA—Steps toward a possible upgrade to the Paullina water system are continuing, but the project remains in the early stages and could depend heavily on what engineers find underground.
By: Brett Twelmeyer
PRIMGHAR—The O'Brien County supervisors spent part of Tuesday's meeting discussing options for a temporary traffic-control plan for MidAmerican Energy's wind farm repowering work.
By: Brett Twelmeyer
ROCK RAPIDS—Josh Turek brought his U.S. Senate campaign to Rosie's Boutique in Rock Rapids for a small-group conversation that focused on rural communities, affordability, housing, healthcare, schools and the pressure local leaders face while trying to maintain growth with limited resources.
As featured on BOYDEN—A 61-year-old George man was injured in a motorcycle crash about 4:35 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, near the intersection of Kennedy Avenue and 310th Street, one mile north of Boyden.
By: Brett Twelmeyer
ROCK VALLEY—Wade Vander Maten has always been familiar with Rock Valley, but over time it became much more than a place to play ball.
As featured on SIBLEY—The Osceola County Board of Supervisors discussed a meeting room remodel for the ambulance building and jail project updates during the Tuesday morning meeting.
ROCK VALLEY—Quintin and Ty Koldenhoven did not set out with a detailed business plan when they took over Koldy's Sports Bar and Grill in their hometown of Rock Valley.
By: Brett Twelmeyer
PRIMGHAR—The O'Brien County Board of Supervisors discussed traffic procedures around the Highland and O'Brien wind farms, courthouse safety updates and service contracts during Tuesday's meeting in Primghar.
By: Brett Twelmeyer
Mike Frantz knows the district he is trying to represent is not built for an easy Democratic campaign, but he is confident that change could happen.
