Neighbors Helping Neighbors organizer Judy Monroe talks about how the non-profit helps those in need in Newton, and how people can contribute to their cause.

Jasper County Conservation Department Maintenance Technician Tristan Hunt talks about the campground and facilities at Mariposa County Park, and the recent increase in use of all the Conservation Department’s campsites and cabins.

Newton School Superintendent Tom Messenger talks about an effort within the Newton School District to increase understanding and consistency in grading at the Middle and High School level, and the recent contract extension he received.

Greater Newton Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kaylea Marchant talks about this year’s annual 4th of July Parade in Newton.

Newton Public Library’s Youth Services Librarian Phyllis Peter talks about a free STEM program on bugs and a music concert at the library this Thursday.

Jasper County Conservation Department Naturalist Greg Oldsen talks about an upcoming donation deadline related to the new Environmental Education Center being built, and mentions a fishing club that’s available for kids from third grade through High School.

Newton Park Operations Assistant Superintendent Jamie Murphy talks about the temporary closure of Maytag Pool, why it is taking over a week to re-open the pool, and how close the new Westwood Golf Course Clubhouse is to opening.

Newton Mayor Evelyn George talks about last week’s Newton Fest, a settlement with Iowa Rural Utilities Association over water sale rates and bills, and the renewal of the City’s Marketing contract.

Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig, during a stop in Baxter with the WHO Great Iowa Tractor Ride, talks about the importance of County Fairs and his decision to run for re-election and not pursue the Governor’s Office.

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig participated in the first leg of Monday’s WHO Great Iowa Tractor Ride and discusses the event, current crop conditions, and the trade tariffs that have been implemented.