Newton`s business community and residents.

Welcome to our community! On behalf of the Greater Newton Area Chamber of Commerce we thank you for
the opportunity to showcase Newton and all it has to offer.
The Greater Newton Area Chamber of Commerce is a dynamic organization of over 200 members working
together to make the Newton area a great place to live, work and do business. Membership includes small
businesses, professional firms, industries, financial institutions, non-profit organizations, churches, utilities,
care facilities and hotels/motels. Even individuals with a passion for supporting the Newton community
become Chamber Members!
The Chamber of Commerce is a driving force in providing information and inspiration to the business
community. We bring resources and creative leadership together as well as serve as the “go-to” place when
something needs to be accomplished for our city. There is plenty being done to continue to make Newton a
great place to live. “Transitional! Resilient! Amazing!” All describe the mind-set, attitude and ability of
Newton’s business community and residents.
For the membership list, calendar of events, or general information on Newton, please visit our website at
www.experiencenewton.com or call (641) 792-5545.
Thank you for visiting our community and we hope you enjoy your time here!
Sincerely,
Darrell Sarmento
Executive Director
Greater Newton Area Chamber of Commerce
The City of Newton invites you to experience all it has to offer. From a variety of attractions, entertainment,
shopping venues, dining establishments and recreational opportunities, Newton certainly has something for
everyone.
In addition to these great aspects of Newton, the area has excellent educational and healthcare facilities.
Students are served by the Newton Community School District, and local private and parochial schools. The
area is accessible to some of Iowa’s top colleges and universities as well. Healthcare is also a significant
amenity for residents through the Skiff Medical Center, the Newton Clinic PC and a wealth of additional
practices specializing in a number of medical fields.
The city’s ideal location on Interstate 80 in central Iowa has aided in its strong economic environment.
Newton is the proud home of Iowa Speedway, a state-of-the-art motorsports, entertainment and event facility.
We have a charming town square, gorgeous community parks and bike trails, as well as a thriving arts
community.
Newton stands as not only a great place to live, but also a great place to visit. This vibrant city affords a
peaceful, smaller-town lifestyle, while offering all the resources one may find in a bigger city. Welcome to
Newton!
Newton sits in central Iowa, a mere 40 miles from Des Moines, and is positioned within the center of Jasper
County while serving as the county seat. Nearby communities include Kellogg, Sully, Baxter, Monroe, Colfax
and Prairie City.
The community is easily accessible to several major highways—both Interstate 80 and U.S. Highway 6 run
through the city, while U.S. Highway 65 and Iowa Highways 14, 117, 163, 224 and 330 run throughout the
county.
Newton is proudly served by a full-service general aviation airport adjacent to the Iowa Speedway. The airport
boasts a full Instrument Landing System, full service Fixed Based Operator of 60 years and is capable of
handling the largest of corporate aircraft with its 5600’ x 100’ runway. Recent upgrades have included a new
terminal and large main hangar as well as extra ramp space for the busy weekends at the Iowa Speedway.
Please visit www.johnsonaviation.net for more information.
The closest commercial service airport is Des Moines International Airport, located just 40 miles west of
Newton.
In Newton…We Saved A Place For YOU! A place where historic buildings house one-of-a-kind shops you’ll
love to explore. While you shop, you’ll experience the architecture of years gone by, from our unique
courthouse to historic churches. Newton is home to three attractions on the National Register of Historic
Places with the Jasper County Courthouse, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church and LaCorsette Maison Inn.
Maytag Park has also recently been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
If you enjoy spending time outside, Newton is the perfect place to visit. You’ll enjoy nature at the Newton
Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, can explore an authentic grange at Sugar Grove Vineyard and Gathering
Place, or you can speed things up with world-class racing at Iowa Speedway that includes IndyCar and
NASCAR Nationwide among their line-up of racing.
Art and culture are alive and thriving in Newton. We’re known for our outdoor sculptures located throughout
the city and you’ll find beautiful murals on many of our downtown buildings. There are over 70 sculptures
and murals around the community and there are maps available to take a driving tour to enjoy them all. The
Centre for Arts & Artists houses many artist studios and art for your enjoyment as well.Take a stroll through
the Jasper County Historical Museum in Newton where you will see artifacts of the county displayed in
individual room settings, including a country store, a new agricultural building, a reproduction of a Victorian
home and a 1930’s home, and tools used by early settlers. The largest exhibit in the museum recognizes the
growth of the Maytag Company through examples of many products it manufactured since the first washing
machine was produced under the Maytag label in 1907. And don’t forget to check out the Blacksmith Shop!
Newton is such a unique place. You’ll never tire of exploring all we have to offer—from catching a movie on
one of only three drive-in movie theatres left in Iowa; touring Maytag Dairy Farms, home of the
internationally famous Maytag Blue Cheese, and then sampling and shopping from their local cheese case; to
walking or riding your bikes on our city bike trails.
There is so much to do and see in Newton and the greater Newton area, but when you’re ready to sit back and
relax, enjoy one of our many local restaurants, and then settle in for the night at a local hotel or motel or take
pleasure in an exclusive evening at one of our two local bed and breakfasts.
If you would like more information on travel and tourism in Newton, contact the Newton Convention &
Visitors Bureau or visit their website at www.visitnewton.com and they’ll help make your visit the best it can
be. No matter whatever or wherever you decide to go or do in Newton, remember…We Saved A Place For
YOU!
The Newton area offers a wide variety of housing options, including quality houses of all styles and prices,
condominium and apartment complexes and townhomes. Friendly neighborhoods are found throughout the
community, all within easy reach of the city’s significant amenities.
In addition, several senior living communities are located in and near Newton, including Wesley Park Centre
in Newton, offering independent living, assisted living, helpful living, Alzheimer’s and dementia services and
a health center. Newton Village in Newton also provides independent and assisted living in one- and twobedroom apartments, as well as short-term living from three days to two months.
The Newton Board of Realtors, founded in 1960, is comprised of eight real estate firms, two appraisal firms
and 48 members.
MOVING CHECKLIST
Moving can be a hectic time. The Newton Chamber of Commerce offers new residents an extensive moving
checklist to aid in a smooth transition to the community:
Address change
Give forwarding address to the post office four to six weeks before moving
Change accounts, credit cards
Subscriptions: notice often required six to eight weeks prior to moving
Friends and relatives
Bank
Transfer funds, arrange check-cashing in new city, if necessary
Arrange credit references
Insurance
Notify company of the new location for coverages: life, health, fire, auto
Utility companies
Gas, light, water, fuel, garbage
Get refunds on any deposits made
Services
Laundry, newspaper, lawn care, snow removal
Internet, cable, dish, phone
Changeover of service
Medical, dental, prescription histories
Ask doctor, dentist, optometrist, chiropractor, etc. for referrals
Transfer needed for prescriptions, eyeglasses, X-rays
Obtain birth records, medical records, etc.
Pets
Ask about regulations for licenses, vaccinations, tags, etc.
Don’t forget to …
Empty the freezer; plan the use of foods
Defrost the freezer and clean the refrigerator
Have appliances serviced for moving
Clean rugs and/or clothing before moving; have them wrapped
Check with your moving counselor/company – insurance coverage, packing and unpacking labor, arrival day,
various shipping papers, method and time of expected payment
Plan for special care needs of infants or pets
Check with Agriculture Department of the new area to see if they have restrictions on plants
On moving day
Carry enough cash or traveler’s checks to cover the cost of moving services and expenses until you establish a
new banking service
Carry jewelry and important documents yourself or use registered mail
Plan for the transporting of pets
Let close friends or relatives know route and schedule, including any overnight stops
Final check of old residence – double-check closets, drawers and shelves
Leave old keys, garage door openers, landscape/house plans and instruction manuals needed by the new
owner as instructed by the Realtor®
At your new address
Obtain certified checks or cashier’s checks necessary for closing real estate transaction
Check on service of telephone, gas, electricity, water, garbage
Check pilot light for stove, water heater, furnace
Have appliances checked
Ask postal carrier for any mail being held for your arrival
Have new address recorded on driver’s license
Visit city offices and register for voting
Register car soon after arrival in state
Apply for state driver’s license
Register family in your new place of worship
Register children in school
Arrange for medical services: doctor, dentist, veterinarian, etc.
Visit the Chamber of Commerce to see how you can get involved in the community
Check with your CPA or accountant for tax-deductible moving expenses
From hiking and biking trails to fishing and golfing, the City of Newton has it all! The area encompasses
several gorgeous park areas including Sunset Park, Agnes Patterson Memorial Park, Woodland Park and
Maytag Park. For a complete list of all of the parks and their amenities and unique recreational opportunities,
visit www.newtongov.org.
A paved hiking and biking trail is available on the City Trail which continues to be developed and expanded.
Cycling is very popular in Iowa and Newton is part of a vibrant network of trails. Swimming pools are located
at the Newton YMCA facility, Maytag Park Pool and Cardinal Hills Golf and Swim. The Maytag Park Pool is
equipped with two waterslides, a diving section, water basketball area, concessions and much more. The
Newton YMCA also affords members a wealth of youth and adult activities including sports, a fitness center,
and health and fitness classes.
Golfing is also a strong pastime in Newton. Westwood is an 18-hole municipal course, located just two miles
west of Newton. The course has a long history. In 1927, Bud L. Maytag constructed the front nine holes which
was redesigned in 1988 by Eric Larson, an architect originally from Newton. Also in the heart of Newton is
the Cardinal Hills Golf and Swim. Formerly the Newton Golf and Country Club, this once private now public
course is hailed as one of the finest nine-hole courses in the State of Iowa, also featuring a swimming pool and
other amenities.
Newton lies in the heart of Jasper County where there are numerous access areas, wildlife preserves and
public hunting areas. Ashton Wildwood Park is composed of 113 acres of upland oak-hickory woods and also
features Ashton Observatory. Jacob Krumm Nature Preserve is a 450-acre park and nature preserve. For more
information on these and many other outdoor opportunities, you can learn more from the Jasper County
Conservation Board at www.jaspercountyconservation.com.
You can RV right in town at the Newton KOA Campground featuring their own private pool and fishing
pond. RV parks are also available in nearby Kellogg and Colfax.
Newton has a thriving arts community! We are a community passionate about encouraging awareness,
appreciation and creation of the arts.
The Newton Community Theatre, situated at 1701 South 8th Avenue East, has been the area’s signature
theatrical entertainment venue since 1963 with its first production, Bus Stop. Since that time, the theater has
produced a wealth of theatrical offerings including the well-known productions of Godspell, Doubt, Annie,
The Sound of Music, Miracle on 34th Street, Wizard of Oz and Proof. NCT has won the 2009 & 2011 Iowa
Community Theatre Festival and traveled onto the regional competition. The Newton Community Theatre
exists to bring quality theatre productions to the communities of Jasper County, sharing their talents and
resources to make theatre a rewarding and educational experience for all. Please visit their website at www.
newtontheatre.com for more information.
Live music can also be found in Newton, either seasonally at the Maytag Bowl, Sugar Grove, or year-round at
venues like the First Avenue Speakeasy which features live jazz and blues. Concerts and special events will
always be listed at www.experiencenewton.com along with a community calendar featuring links to other
organizations promoting the arts.
The Arts Connection Inc. supports the broad spectrum of endeavors that embrace, enhance and encourage
artistic expression in Jasper County by individuals and the public at large. They have a website www.
artsconnectioninc.org that is regularly updated. Their signature event is the Iowa Sculpture Festival held the
second weekend in June.
The Center for Arts and Artists offers art classes throughout the year in varied media giving the community an
opportunity to try something new. They also serve as a home for many local artists to work as well as display
their work. Established in 2007 it’s an artistic hub where people gather to inspire one another to be creative.
You can even find art classes at the local YMCA including clay art, wheel art, outdoor digital photography,
drawing and painting, literature and music. For more information on these offerings, please visit the Newton
YMCA website at www.newtonymca.org.
Shopping abounds in the Newton area. There is something to meet every shopping. need and want for both
residents and visitors. Highlights include an antique mall, unique gift shops, clothing retailers and many, many
more. Newton’s downtown district is lined with a variety of shops, cafes and unique retailers, making the area
a shopper’s delight. It’s easy to fill a day with shopping in Newton.
For a complete list of retail in Newton, please visit the Greater Newton Chamber of Commerce website www.
experiencenewton.com. A growing number of our shops and stores have websites and Facebook pages
allowing you to plan your shopping day.
Education has been a significant part of Newton since its beginnings in the 1850s. A host of childcare
facilities, several schools in the Newton Community School District, one private parochial school and nearby
higher education institutions provide outstanding education to students of the Greater Newton area.
Several childcare centers are located in Newton, offering services for infants through 12 years of age. These
facilities include the YMCA Child Care Center, KinderCare Learning Center and Peck Child Development
Center.
The Newton Community School District consists of Newton Senior High School for grades nine through 12
and B.C. Berg Middle School for students in seventh and eighth grades. There are also two intermediate
elementary schools, Aurora Heights Elementary School and Woodrow Wilson Elementary School, for
students in fourth through sixth grades. The school district also offers two primary elementary schools, B.C.
Berg Elementary School and Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, for kindergarten through third grades, plus
a 4-year-old preschool at Emerson Hough. Basics and Beyond, an alternative high school, is also available to
high school juniors and seniors.
For parents and students interested in receiving a private education, Newton Christian School offers schooling
for grades kindergarten through eighth.Higher learning can be found within the Newton community, with the
esteemed institutions of Des Moines Area Community College and Buena Vista University offering top-rate
academic programs to local students.
Students of all ages and academic backgrounds attend the Newton Campus of Des Moines Area Community
College (DMACC) for both day and evening classes. Students study traditional arts and science coursework
for college transfer programs designed for individuals seeking employment or looking to improve on current
skills. With small class sizes, personalized attention from faculty and staff and a friendly learning
environment, the Newton Campus of DMACC makes learning accessible to all.
In August of 2002, the Buena Vista University Newton Center opened its doors on the Newton Polytechnic
Campus in partnership with the Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC). Since the Center’s
inception, enrollments have increased every year. More local students are taking advantage of the opportunity
to complete their bachelor’s degree without having to travel far from home.
Students in search of post-secondary education have other options located between 35 and 75 miles from
Newton: Iowa State University, located in Ames; University of Northern Iowa, located in Cedar Falls; Drake
University, located in Des Moines; Grandview College, located in Des Moines; Central College, located in
Pella; Grinnell College, located in Grinnell; and William Penn College, located in Oskaloosa.
Business and industry in Newton can be traced back to 1893 when Fred L. Maytag and a group of
entrepreneurs went into business producing a safer threshing machine feeder. By 1902, the company was the
largest feeder manufacturer in the world. In 1905, manufacturing expanded to include automobiles, corn
huskers and, eventually, washing machines. At its peak in the mid-1900s, Maytag Corporation employed more
3,500 people locally and more than 29,000 worldwide.
On March 29, 2006, federal regulators approved the sale of Maytag to Whirlpool Corporation. Shortly
thereafter, Whirlpool announced the closing of the Maytag Corporate Headquarters, resulting in a complete
pullout of a Maytag/Whirlpool presence in Newton. Change had come to town.
But that change did not have to mean defeat. With assistance from federal, state and local governments,
Newton community leaders and citizens went to work to attract new businesses and industry to Newton.
On Sept. 15, 2006, the first race was held at the new $70 million Iowa Speedway, a 7/8th-mile track designed
by former NASCAR Champion Rusty Wallace. In 2009 and 2010, the Iowa Speedway attracted more than
260,000 racing fans to their events.
In September 2008, TPI Composites opened a new 335,000-square-foot facility to make wind turbines, with a
pledge to employ a least 500 by 2010. A few weeks later, Trinity Structural Towers opened a renovated
portion of the former Maytag manufacturing plant and started making towers for the wind industry. Today that
company occupies more than 300,000 square feet in the facility and employs 150.
Caleris, an information technology and outsourcing firm, opened their largest facility in a portion of the
former Maytag Corporate office building, employing 150 with hopes of doubling that in the near future.
Springboard Engineering, an entrepreneurial start-up company created by 50 former Maytag R&D staff,
provides product development, prototyping and testing services for companies in the U.S. and internationally.
By the fall of 2008, nearly 1,000 new jobs had been created in Newton.
In many ways, Newton is typical of small, rural America. Newton is located right off Interstate 80, just 35
minutes from Des Moines, Iowa’s state capital. The population of Newton is nearly 16,000 and the town’s
residents enjoy a high quality of life with admirable community amenities, including numerous parks with
sporting complexes, state-of-the-art medical facilities, excellent schools and a community college.
As we continue our transformation we look at our community vision for guidance: “Newton aspires to become
a center of excellence with world-class education, technology, research and development, and an innate
culture of entrepreneurship. We seek to embrace and support diverse businesses and create enterprises that
will put Newton on the map as a quality community of choice. We strive to create systems that fuel the world
with renewable energy, and we desire to celebrate our gourmet foods that are premium, natural and high in
value. We wish to epitomize the quality of the community-smart, innovative, safe, fun and cool. We aim to be
the center for festivals and events that celebrate the arts and culture. Newton will exemplify the positive smalltown feel where rewarding opportunities enrich the lives of us all.”
The best care is close to home.
When people are seeking healthcare, they shouldn’t have to choose between quality and accessibility. Those
who live in Newton and Jasper County do not have to make that choice, because the best care is close to home.
Skiff Medical Center is the heart of the healthcare community in Newton, having served as the hometown
hospital since 1921. The city-owned hospital provides services to Jasper County residents in all major health
areas, including general surgery, orthopedic surgery, radiology, obstetrics, emergency medicine, hospice,
home care, laboratory, respiratory, audiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and
massage therapy.
The Skiff Specialty Clinic hosts more than 20 physicians specializing in cardiology, dermatology, ENT,
gastroenterology, nephrology, neurology, oncology, pulmonology and urology. Skiff also serves the nearby
communities of Baxter, Colfax and Monroe through freestanding medical clinics.
From chemotherapy to kidney dialysis, wound care to infusion therapy, Skiff provides state-of-the-art
treatments for residents, eliminating the need to drive long distances for care.
Skiff enjoys close partnership with many area providers, including the physicians of Newton Clinic, an
independent, multi-specialty practice. Their 15 providers offer healthcare services in the areas of family
medicine, obstetrics, gynecology, internal medicine and podiatry. Newton Clinic physicians offer 24/7 on-call
coverage.
Newton Clinic is owned by member physicians and employs about 60 full-time staff members. The 17,000-
square-foot facility, located in the Ross Medical Arts Building, includes a full-service laboratory, full-service
X-ray department, obstetric ultrasound unit, fetal non-stress testing unit, video flexible sigmoidoscope unit,
treadmill, and three surgical procedure/casting rooms. The physicians of the Newton Clinic primarily admit
patients to Skiff Medical Center.
Newton and Jasper County are also home to a host of other health care practitioners, including chiropractors,
dentists, pharmacists, optometrists and orthodontists.In addition, when seniors in Jasper County are no longer
comfortable living alone in their own home, they have a wide variety of options available to them in Newton
and surrounding areas, including independent living facilities, nursing homes and assisted living complexes.
When area residents want leading-edge medical services combined with personal, compassionate care, they
need look no farther than their own hometown.
The Newton government continuously advocates for a high quality of life for its residents through an array of
programs, economic and residential development and more. The mayor of Newton is elected into a two-year
term, while the six City Council members are elected into four-year terms. The City Council consists of one
member from each of Newton’s four wards and two selected at-large. The council meets every first and third
Monday of each month at City Hall.
Additionally, the government promotes safety throughout the city. Twenty-four sworn officers and a fivemember staff make up the Newton Police Department, while 22 full-time firefighters at one location in
Newton serve as the Newton Fire Department.
Newton City Government
City Hall: 101 West 4th Street South — (641) 792-2787
Staff includes: Mayor, City Administrator, City Attorney and support staff
Police: 101 West 4th Street South — (641) 791-0850
Fire: 410 South 2nd Avenue West — (641) 792-3347
EMS/Ambulance and Haz-Mat
Emergency — 911
Public Works: 1700 North 4th Avenue West — (641) 792-6622 —
Staff includes: City Engineer, Building Inspection, Community Development, — Planning and Zoning and
Streets
Parks & Recreation:
3000 North 4th Avenue East — (641) 792-1470
Westwood Golf Course:
3387 Highway F48 West — (641) 792-3087
Public Library:
100 North 3rd Avenue West — (641) 792-4108
Cemetery:
1600 West 4th Street North — (641) 792-7116
Landfill:
3202 Highway 14 South — (641) 792-3866
Municipal Airport:
2901 Rusty Wallace Drive — (641) 792-1292
Jasper County Government
Jasper County Courthouse: 101 1st Street North
Board of Supervisors — (641) 792-7016
Auditor/Elections — (641) 792-7016
Treasurer — (641) 792-7731
Auto Department — (641) 792-6115
Tax Department — (641) 792-7731
Drivers Licenses — (641) 792-3815
Recorder — (641) 792-5442
Clerk of Courts — (641) 792-3255
Jasper County Annex: 115 North 2nd Avenue East
Emergency Management — (641) 792-7555
General Relief — (641) 791-2609
Home Care Aides — (641) 787-9224
Conservation Board — (641) 792-9780
Social Services — (641) 791-3434
Attorney: 114 West 3rd Street North — (641) 792-5010
Sheriff: 2300 Law Center Drive — (641) 792-5912
Utilities
Newton Waterworks: 101 West 4th Street South — (641) 792-2003
Alliant Energy — (800) 255-4268
Black Hills Energy — (888) 890-5554
Windstream — (877) 901-4692
Mediacom — (800) 332-0245
Dodd’s Trash Hauling & Recycling — (641) 791-9195
Newton Daily News — (641) 792-3121
The Jasper County Advertiser — (641) 792-5320
Good Radio TV — (641) 792-5262
Post Office: 215 South 2nd Avenue East — (641) 792-4730
Fostering community togetherness through faith and service is a significant aspect of the Newton community.
Nearly 30 houses of worship, serving a variety of religions, have made Newton their home. Through these
worship facilities, residents and religious leaders have cultivated a close-knit community through services,
programs and events.
In addition to Newton’s strong spiritual community are a number of community clubs and organizations, each
striving toward the betterment of the city and its surrounding area. Several service organizations reside here,
including the Lions Club, Golden K Kiwanis, Noon Kiwanis and the Rotary Club. Also available are lodges,
which include the Elks, Lady Elks, Knights of Columbus, the Masons, the Moose, Women of Moose and Odd
Fellows. Many youth, farm and veterans organizations also make a large impact on the City of Newton.
Baptist Temple of Newton
621 East 12th Street North
(641) 792-5737
Bible Missionary Church
909 North 6th Avenue East
(641) 792-2604
Center Friends Church
3174 East 60th Street North
(641) 792-0072
Christian Life Center
1620 North 11th Avenue East
(641) 791-3670
Christian Reformed Church
511 South 5th Avenue East
(641) 792-2162
Church of the Nazarene
605 West 8th Street North
(641) 792-5363
Community Heights Alliance
2500 South 13th Ave East
(641) 792-1620
Community of Christ
803 South 14th Avenue West
(641) 791-7834
Newton Church of the Way
2306 South 3rd Avenue East
(641) 792-7300
Cornerstone Bible Fellowship
1000 East 12th Street South
(641) 792-4650
First Assembly of God
1029 East 19th Street North
(641) 792-4365
First Baptist Church
620 South 8th Avenue East
(641) 792-7113
First Christian
Church Disciples
314 East 2nd Street North
(641) 792-5850
First Lutheran Church
309 East 3rd Street North
(641) 792-3934
First United Presbyterian
220 North 2nd Avenue East
(641) 792-2790
First Southern Baptist
1305 East 10th Street South
(641) 792-3271
First United Methodist
210 North 2nd Avenue East
(641) 792-4648
Newton Foursquare Church
1510 South 8th Avenue East
(641) 791-1518
Grace Church
300 North 4th Avenue East
(641) 792-1793
Grace Lutheran Church
814 First Avenue East
(641) 792-6078
Haven Vineyard Church
207 1st Avenue East
(641) 526-3157
Holy Trinity Lutheran
1409 South 8th Avenue East
(641) 791-1229
Immanuel Baptist
1300 North 4th Avenue East
(641) 792-8555
Jasper County Church of Christ
1100 North 3rd Avenue East
(641) 792-1723
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
1301 Iowa Speedway Drive
(641) 792-4136
Our Savior Lutheran Church
1900 North 4th Avenue East
(641) 792-1084
Sacred Heart Catholic
1115 South 8th Avenue East
(641) 792-2050
St. Luke United Methodist
501 East 19th Street North
(641) 792-5736
St. Stephen’s Episcopal
223 East 4th Street North
(641) 792-6971
Salvation Army Citadel
301 North 2nd Avenue East
(641) 792-6131
United Congregational Church of Christ
308 East 2nd Street North
(641) 792-3773
United Pentecostal
813 East 7th Street North
(641) 792-1893
United Presbyterian
209 North 2nd Avenue East
(641) 792-4158
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Apartments/Condominiums
Hunter's Run Apartments and Townhomes
Burt Chicoine
16910 Frances Street
Omaha, NE
68130
402-934-6103
Fax: 402-763-6987
[email protected]
www.seldin.com
Automotive - Sales
Lauterbach Buick GMC
Dean Lauterbach
1910 First Ave. East
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-6412
Fax: 641-792-8732
[email protected]
www.lauterbachcars.com
Automotive - Sales
Noble All-American
Greg Williams
2020 w. 20th St. S
Newton, IA
50208
641-787-9990
Fax: 641-787-9995
[email protected]
www.fordkingdom.com
Automotive - Service
Magnum Automotive
Paul Sandholm
302 S. 2nd Ave. E.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-3644
[email protected]
www.magnumautonewton.com
Convention & Visitors Bureau
Newton Convention and Visitors Bureau
Linda Bacon
113 1st Ave. W.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-0299
Fax: 641-791-0879
[email protected]
www.visitnewton.com
Economic Development
Newton Development Corporation
Frank Liebel
600 N. 2nd Ave. W, Suite P
Newton, IA
50208
641-787-8212
Fax: 641-787-7314
[email protected]
www.newtondevelopmentcorporation.com
Education
DMACC Conference Center
Mary Entz/Julie Vanfleave
600 N. 2nd Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-3622
Fax: 641-791-1728
[email protected]
www.dmacc.edu
Education
Newton Community School District
Steve McDermott
807 S. 6th Ave. West
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-5809
Fax: 641-792-9159
[email protected]
www.newton.k12.ia.us
Education
Newton Senior High School
Bill Peters
800 E. 4th St. S
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-5797
Fax: 641-792-0005
[email protected]
www.newton.k12.ia.us
Education
Buena Vista University
Joni Kelley
600 N. 2nd Ave. N.
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-1750
Fax: 641-792-1752
[email protected]
www.bvu.edu
Employment
Aventure Staffing and Professional Services, LLC
Debra Upah
820 4th Ave.
Grinnell, IA
50112
641-236-7470
Fax: 641-236-7472
[email protected]
www.aventure.com
Entertainment
Kitchen Concepts
Marilyn Terlouw
306 1st Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-831-6010
Fax: 641-792-3393
[email protected]
www.kitconcepts.net
Financial
Advantage Credit Union
Mike Farley
121 W. 3rd St. N
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-5660
Fax: 641-792-0240
[email protected]
www.acuiowa.org
Financial
Community Bank
Russ Leix
2506 1st Avenue E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-3246
Fax: 641-792-3352
[email protected]
www.csbindianola.com
Financial
Bank Iowa
Gary Bruett
215 W. 2nd Street N.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-4500
Fax: 641-792-2300
[email protected]
www.bankiowabanks.com
Financial
US Bank
Rick Hartz
12 West 2nd Street South
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1349
Fax: 641-792-2206
[email protected]
www.usbank.com
Funeral Homes
Wallace Family Funeral Home and Crematory
Chantelle Lundberg
1115 E. 19th St. N
Newton, IA
50208
641-787-9911
Fax: 641-787-9208
[email protected]
www.wallacefamilyfuneralhome.com
Health
The Dental Practice
Lisa Hartgors
1919 1st Ave. East
Newton, IA
50208
614-792-1445
Fax: 614-791-9797
www.thedentalpractice.net
Health
Park Centre - WesleyLife
Jodi Maher
500 First St. North
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-5000
Fax: 641-791-4522
[email protected]
www.wesleylife.org
Health
Willowbrook - WesleyLife
Jodi Maher
500 First St. North
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-5000
Fax: 641-791-4522
[email protected]
www.wesleylife.org
Health
Skiff Medical Center
Stephanie Alexander
204 N. 4th Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1273
Fax: 641-792-4603
[email protected]
www.skiffmed.com
Health
Skiff Medical Center
Stephanie Alexander
204 N. 4th Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1273
Fax: 641-792-4603
[email protected]
www.skiffmed.com
Health
Capstone Behavorial Healthcare
Sue Van Pursen
306 N. 3rd St. Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-4012
Fax: 641-791-0697
[email protected]
www.capstonebh.com
Health
TruRehab of Newton Health Care Center
Tammy Olson
200 S. 8th Ave. East
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-7440
Fax: 641-791-1610
[email protected]
Health
Heritage Manor
Matt Edwards
1743 South 8th Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-5680
Fax: 641-792-9395
[email protected]
Industry
Manatts
Donn Eide
P.O. Box 945
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-7500
Fax: 641-792-0336
[email protected]
www.manatts.com
Insurance
Lonnie Portner, Agent - State Farm Insurance
Lonnie Portner
123 E. 2nd St. S
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-6000
Fax: 641-792-1439
[email protected]
www.lonnieportner.com
Insurance
Bev Rossow Agency, Inc. - American Family Insurance
Bev Rossow
2617 1st Ave.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-8438
Fax: 641-792-0818
[email protected]
www.brossow.com
Insurance
Clemon-Maki Insurance
Jeff Maki
220 1st Ave. W.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-5040
Fax: 641-792-4754
[email protected]
www.clemonmaki.com
Lodging
Lodging AmericInn Lodge and Suites
Theresa Meyer
4401 S. 22nd Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-1160
Fax: 641-791-1166
[email protected]
www.americinn.com/hotels/ia/newton
Lodging
AmericInn of Newton
Charlotte Phillips
4401 S. 22nd Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-1160
Fax: 641-791-1166
[email protected]
www.americinn.com/hotels/ia/newton
Lodging
LaCorsette Inn
Anne Gerkin
629 1st Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-6833
Fax: 641-792-6597
[email protected]
www.lacorsette.com
Manufacturing
Newton Manufacturing
Jayne McKeever
1123 1st Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-4121
Fax: 641-791-4118
[email protected]
www.newtonmfg.com
Medical Supplies
Hammer Medical Supply
Kim Walker
18011 Second Ave.
Des Moines, IA
50314
515-527-7410
Fax: 515-243-2502
[email protected]
Museum
Jasper County Historical Society Museum
Audrey Rex
1700 S. 15th Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-9118
[email protected]
www.jaspercountymuseum.net
Pharmacy
Medicap Pharmacy
Julie McCarey
400 1st Ave. West
Newton, IA
50208
614-792-3528
Fax: 641-792-3526
[email protected]
www.medicap.com/8023
Pharmacy
Medicap Pharmacy
Julie McCarey
400 1st Ave. West
Newton, IA
50208
614-792-3528
Fax: 641-792-3526
[email protected]
www.medicap.com/8023
Printing/Publishing
Newton Daily News
Dan Goetz
200 1st Ave. E.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-3121
Fax: 641-791-7104
[email protected]
www.newtondailynews.com
Real Estate
Prudential First Realty of Newton
Jo Jenkins
119 W. 2nd St.
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-2381
Fax: 641-791-2392
[email protected]
www.prudentialfirstrealtyofnewton.com
Real Estate
RE/MAX Real Estate Concepts
Barb Barr
120 N. 2nd Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-2809
Fax: 866-863-5967
[email protected]
Real Estate
The Doyle and Devoe Team - Iowa Realty
Jodi Flaherty
736 N. 3rd Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-5769
Fax: 641-792-5668
[email protected]
www.newtoniowarealty.com
Real Estate
Ed Siddall, CRS, GRI / Laurie Siddall - First Choice Realty
Ed Siddell
328 1st AVe. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-7600
Fax: 641-792-9033
[email protected]
www.firstchoicenewton.com
Recreation
The Newton YMCA
Frank Buckley
1701 S. 8th Ave. East
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-4006
Fax: 641-791-3355
[email protected]
www.newtonymca.org
Recreation
YMCA Community Center
Frank Buckley
1701 S. 8th Ave. East
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-4006
Fax: 641-791-3355
[email protected]
www.newtonymca.org
Recreation
Iowa Speedway
Laura Manatt
3333 Rusty Wallace Dr.
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-8000
Fax: 641-792-8728
[email protected]
www.iowaspeedway.com
Recreation
Fore Seasons Golf Practice Center
Dawn Peters
6232 Hwy. S74-South
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1246
[email protected]
www.foreseasonsgolf.com
Restaurants
Uncle Nancy's Coffeehouse and Eatery
Julie Hodge
114 N. 2nd Ave. West
Newton, IA
50208
641-787-9709
Fax: 641-787-9709
[email protected]
Restaurants
Scoreboard
Chuck Walker
122 N. 2nd Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1135
Fax: 641-792-6121
Restaurants
Culver's
Brian Smith
1650 W. Fifth St. South
Newton, IA
50208
641-787-9900
Fax: 641-787-9927
[email protected]
www.culvers.com
Restaurants
Okoboji Grill
Jeff Conn
1425 W. 19th St.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1023
Fax: 641-792-1705
[email protected]
www.okobojigrill.com
Restaurants
Pizza Ranch
Troy Knight
1500 West 18th St.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-3447
Fax: 641-791-5338
[email protected]
Retail/Shopping
Shay's Tea Room and Gifts
Nancy Egnozzi
223 W. 4th St. S.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-2970
[email protected]
www.shaystearoom.com
Retail/Shopping
Hy-Vee
Mike Winblade
1501 1st Ave E, Ste. 24
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-7030
Fax: 641-792-6314
[email protected]
www.hyvee.com
Retail/Shopping
Pappy's Antique Mall
Debra Cupples
103 1st Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-5000
Fax: 641-791-4522
[email protected]
Senior Services
Newton Village
Margie Criswell
110 N. 5th Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-0115
Fax: 641-792-0226
[email protected]
www.elimcafe.org
Spas/Salons
E-Clips Hair and Tanning
Lori McNew
225 1st Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-2542
[email protected]
Title Company
United Land Title Company
Bob McCloney
202 N. 2nd Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
614-792-4211
Fax: 614-792-2320
[email protected]
www.uhc.net
Transportation
Johnson Aviation, Inc.
Ethan Nasalroad
2901 Rusty Wallace Dr.
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1292
Fax: 641-792-8993
[email protected]
www.johnsonaviation.net
Transportation
Heartland Transportation Services
Jennifer Nunnikhoven
2401 1st Ave. E
Newton, IA
50208
541-787-0366
Fax: 641-787-0367
[email protected]
Travel
Newton KOA
Wayne Rose
1601 E. 36th St. S
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-2428
Fax: 641-792-2428
[email protected]
www.koa.com
Travel
JH Travel, LLC
Janie Haunsperger
100 N. 2nd Ave. W
Newton, IA
50208
641-792-1980
Fax: 641-792-1981
[email protected]
Waste Management
Dodd's Trash Hauling and Recycling, Inc.
Liz Dodd
2910 W. 4th Street S.
Newton, IA
50208
641-791-9195
[email protected]
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