Iowa’s farms are getting bigger in size but falling in number. Since 1977, the number of Iowa farms has fallen …
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Iowa’s farms are getting bigger in size but falling in number. Since 1977, the number of Iowa farms has fallen …
Before they can complete their teacher certification, aspiring teachers attending Iowa colleges must spend time working with ‘diverse groups’ of …
MARION – All academic year, before a former student walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School with an assault-style rifle …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Several students who survived the Parkland, Fla., school shooting and a registration drive to sign up young …
The Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival is in full swing, with lots of signature and affiliated events planned for this week …
The BBQ roundup celebrates 30 years and draws cooks from around the country, plus the Freedom Festival serves up tasty …
It’s back. The first Downtown Block Party in 2017 brought an estimated 30,000 people to the heart of Iowa City …
For many Iowans, broadband internet connectivity has come to mean more than streaming their favorite TV show or hopping online …
For a growing number of American high schoolers — especially those crammed in the country’s swelling urban centers — college …
IOWA CITY – Ten-year-old Landon Schafer grinned as he practiced putting on his safety helmet. He was one of eight …
MOUNT VERNON – From atop Cornell College’s historic King Chapel, a pointed roof tower reaches toward the sky, with a …
D.J. Spilker and Jeri Thomas couldn’t be more different. Sixty-nine-year-old Spilker is a type A personality, an active person who …
Doors and window sashes are no longer made in Dubuque’s Historic Millwork District. Even so, symbols that it was once …
Longtime YMCA Camp Wapsie volunteer Scott Schlegel is a jack-of-all-trades: carpenter, electrician and plumber, not to mention woodworker and earthmover. …
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