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Sometimes, fathers and sons hold conversations even after the father has died. They discuss the codes of ethics and conduct …
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Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns called our national parks “America’s Best Idea.” As distinctly American as they are, however, to me …
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What happens when the place you love stops loving you back?
For over 40 years, the MacBride Nature Recreation Area (MNRA) has served as a vital resource for education, recreation, mental …
As we approach an important decision point for our schools and community, I want to address the questions and concerns …
Rural America’s success depends on connectivity, economic opportunity, and access to essential services. General aviation airports serve as a cornerstone …
It’s warm now, and we’re heading into the muck and melt of March, perhaps my least favorite month. Not two …
Iowa needs more public land. Many of Iowa’s 3.2 million residents enjoy spending time in nature doing many different things. …
Walking into our school’s book storage room this past week, I intended to catalog options for next school year. I …
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