Pella — According to the Marion County Road Dept., both motor graders and trucks will continue to work until 7 p.m. tonight. They will begin again at 4 a.m. tomorrow. County plows are encountering high winds, soft rock roads and ice accumulation under packed snow on the pavements, all of which contribute to difficult plowing conditions. Roads that have been plowed are susceptible to drifting shut. Currently we are anticipating having the rock roads open at least one way by the end of the day Thursday. Unnecessary travel is discouraged.
Breaking News
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Bird Banding Cancelled on May 25
Originally scheduled at Lake Red Rock
- "Free" Bundled Brush Collection Day today
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Friday evening parade cancelled
Jason Brown concert will be performed at the Pella Memorial Building at 7:30 p.m.
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Friday's concert moved to Memorial Building
Brown was raised 5 miles outside of Pella
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Friday afternoon stage show, parade cancelled
No decisions as of yet for the Friday evening parade and activities
- The Tulips Are Standing Tall Despite the Snow!
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All Thursday parade, stage activities cancelled
Check back for updates regarding Friday's events
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Weather Related Road Closings – Updated
Marion County Engineer's Office will be re-evaluating the roads in the morning
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