Work continued Friday in downtown Cedar Rapids on the
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Work continued Friday in downtown Cedar Rapids on the
Widespread rainfall last week in the southeastern half of the state significantly reduced drought conditions.
Before you open your design software, sketch out the slides that you need.
Becka Owen has owned and operated Blooming Acres, a floral shop in the historic First Street Building the heart of Mount Vernon, for years. But last year, a new opportunity presented itself when a large space opened up in the same building.
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig recently spoke with The Gazette about the status and impact of bird flu on Iowa’s poultry industry and how it could effect turkey prices heading into Thanksgiving.
Application includes Palo solar facilities, but projects can move forward
The order from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship cancels all live bird exhibitions at fairs and other gatherings and prohibits birds from being sold or transferred at livestock auctions, swap meets or exotic animal sales.
A shortage of diesel fuel leaves a large swath of the nation bracing for a challenging winter.
The company is focusing on driver retention and mentoring newly-hired drivers with higher wages, flexibility
David Neuhaus, president and CEO of Fairfax State Savings Bank for more than 60 years, died this past Saturday. He was 92.
The utility hasn’t decided if it will move forward with the project. Meanwhile, Johnson County has amended its ordinances regarding utility-scale solar.
The Loftus Lumber redevelopment into a mixed-use facility that is expected to transform a long-vacant block between downtown and the New Bohemia District is slated to get a final green light Tuesday from the Cedar Rapids City Council.
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