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Ken Sullivan, a longtime political reporter for The Gazette before he retired in February 2000, died this morning at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City. He was 84.

Carole Gauger credits John and Sandra Hudson of Iowa City and her late friend, author Anneliese Tisdale of Cedar Rapids, …

Cedar Rapids resident Carole Gauger trained, rode, bred and sold more than 450 horses, first at stables in Iowa and then in Michigan, where she devoted herself to training, breeding and selling the magisterial Lipizzans, the breed developed by Austro-Hungarian nobility in the 16th century. Gauger, now 88, details her career and horses in her book “Livery to Lipizzans.”

Jordan Sellergren has bought Little Village, the Iowa CIty-based arts and culture magazine where she’s worked the past 10 years

Brother and sister open retail store in Hiawatha

His family founded Cono Christian School in Walker

Maryah “Ryah” Grisby is looking to put her candles in the Cedar Rapids, Dubuque and Des Moines markets, and she’s seeking a $7,000 Kiva Iowa loan to finance that expansion.

The nonprofit “microlending” online website allows individuals to loan a little bit of money to small entrepreneurs around the world.

Lee Liu died in March at his home in rural Linn County

Iowa company’s report cites Breaking Down Barriers help to the homeless, formerly incarcerated

IntelliSee uses artificial intelligence to monitor surveillance cameras, detect threats

Pioneering Iowa photographer Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret of Iowa City died Sunday at the Solon Nursing Care Center. She was 93.

A look back at what’s been in the news in Iowa in the past week

PIECE OF HISTORY: The minister of St. George Syrian Orthodox Church in Cedar Rapids and his family were on their way to a Syrian picnic in Mason City on Sept. 17, 1933, when a two-car crash killed three members of the Kacere family and the three Waterloo men in the other car.

Mary Ann Hanusa drops bid for Congress