The Gazette’s Business Notes is a compendium of the week’s promotions, new hires, certifications, added business lines and business events, among other items, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and the rest of the Corridor.
The Linn County Food Symposium was launched after the COVID pandemic, in response to questions about local food options. Those questions have started popping up again as the federal government announces tariffs that could increase the cost of food produced outside the United States.
Also in the Capitol Notebook: Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs a batch of bills into law
The state’s grain indemnity fund will pay farmers 90 percent of their loss, up to $300,000. The fund was established by the Iowa Legislature in 1986 and accrues via a per-bushel fee on purchased grain and fees on licensed warehouses and grain dealers.
Group hopes to take out a few financial hurdles to help small business owners
Non-profit focuses on helping teachers find recycled supplies for classrooms and projects.
Tax season means tax scams will take many forms to trick you into sharing personal information or making a payment.
The temperature-controlled indoor garage is located about one-third of a mile from the terminal and has long-term and short-term parking options and a free shuttle. Rates are $27 for indoor and $18 for outdoor parking, per day.
While a lawyer gives advice, the client has to live with the outcomes of decisions
Walter joined the company as CFO in 2021 and helped with many financial, strategic and operational enhancements in the employee-owned company. He replaces retiring CEO Tom Pientok.
Facility would be built on Highway 151 just east of Highway 13
An Iowa carbon dioxide pipeline company has asked courts to pause or dismiss its pending legal fights against landowners and a state regulator in South Dakota after that state’s adoption of a law that prevents the company from using eminent domain.
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