Newton Municipal Airport Manager and Johnson Aviation Co-owner Ethan Nasalroad talks about the corporate aircraft the airport houses, how busy race weekends are, and what services are available at the City Airport.

Local Veterans Advocate and Jasper County Treasurer Doug Bishop talks about two buses filled with Jasper County Veterans and supporters going to Wednesday’s Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day ceremony at the State Capitol, and the difference between Vietnam

Jasper County United Way Executive DIrector Jessica Lowe Vokes talks about the non-profit’s allocation of $185,000 in grants from the proceeds of their annual Fall fundraising campaign, and provides insight on how the grant awards are determined.

Newton Mayor Evelyn George talks about a proposed property tax incentive for development in the new Jasper Rail Park, and the City permits that are required for door to door sales and food trucks.

Pregnancy Center of Central Iowa Executive Director Rita Baker talks about Saturday’s Walk For Life Fundraiser in Newton, and the services the Center provides that will be funded by the money raised.

Newton Community School District Food Service Supervisor Julie Miller talks about the Newton School District offering free breakfast to all students next school year, and the upcoming Summer Food and Snack Programs.

Newton Arboretum and Botanical Gardens Co-President Lana Wohlers and Vice President Ina Hiedemann talk about the nonprofit’s Annual Spring Plant Sale tonight and Saturday morning at Arboretum and Botanical Gardens on North 4th Avenue East.

Jasper County Historical Museum Executive Director Lynne Whelan talks about the exhibits at the Museum in Newton, and its operating hours from May through September.

Newton School Superintendent Tom Messenger talks about the Newton School Board’s decision to replace the bleachers on the visitor’s side of H.A. Lynn Stadium, and to delay the construction of a bathroom/concession stand building at the one

Mark Allen talks about the creation of the Moose Fireplace Grill, and how the product he helped create is a finalist in the Coolest Thing Made In Iowa Contest conducted by the Iowa Association of Business and