Discover Hope 5:17 Founder and Executive Director Robbie Riobinson talks about Restoration House For Men, who the program is targeting and how it works.

Newton High School Ag Education Instructor and FFA Advisor James Horn talks about the local Ag Education Program, job opportunities related to agriculture, and the middle school ag program.

Newton Public Library Director Nicole Terry talks about a new Five-Year Strategic Plan the library’s Board of Directors has just approved, why the plan is important, and the five priorities identified in the plan.

Jasper County Recorder Joe Otto talks about his recent appointment to the County Office, his education and work background, and how he’s adjusting to the new position.

Newton Police Captain Chris Wing talks about the CIty of Newton’s requirement that all dogs,cats, and miniature pigs within the city limits be licensed, and those licenses are to be renewed annually by March 31st

Newton Mayor Randy Ervin explains what areas are being discussed for possible development projects, two issues on tonight’s City Council meeting that deal with Public Camping and the City’s Stormwater Utility Fee, and the permanent closure of

Pregnancy Center of Central Iowa Executive Director Rita Baker talks about how the pro-life non-profit in Newton helps parents-to-be prepare for the arrival of their baby, and provides educational opportunities and supplies after the baby has arrived.

Newton YMCA CEO George Sorenson talks about Thursday’s 50th Anniversary Celebration for the facility’s current building, future renovations that are expected, and the broad use of the facility and its membership.

Newton School Superintendent Tom Messinger talks about how the district will address Pella’s departure from the Little Hawkeye Conference in two years, the importance of getting lots of information from throughout the community before a decision is

Newton School Superintendent Tom Messinger talks about the Newton school board’s decision Monday night to begin some facility planning for the future, dealing in particular to the High School, which has some ADA compliance issues and some