The Central Corridor Project, as it stands, is a document that outlines a vision. Like all visions, there are good …
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The Central Corridor Project, as it stands, is a document that outlines a vision. Like all visions, there are good …
What do you think? This is the question the City of Marion soon will ask its voters to consider regarding …
In the last 20 years, Marion has seen its third-largest population growth period in history: 70 percent since 1990. This …
By Elizabeth M. Ray —– As The Gazette reported on Oct. 2 (“Iowa revamp of mental health, disabled services watched …
I support the Central Corridor Project. It is a critical investment in the future of Marion. It is the result …
I do not support the Central Corridor Project as it is now presented by the city of Marion. I recommend …
By Marv Rops —– As a consulting engineer, I designed and managed projects for several decades, mostly for Iowa cities …
By Carolyn D. Heising —- Nuclear-waste management would be in much better shape now if the recycling of used fuel from …
By Joy Pullmann —- Iowa’s governor has just provided a prime example of an education policy other states might pursue …
By Patrick Muller —– Recently, I had the pleasure to participate in an event spanning Otis Road in Cedar Rapids, …
By Mark Putnam —– With increasing regularity, we are made aware of scandals in intercollegiate athletics. A few even push …
By Gary L. Maydew —– A recent study by three academics (Mark Grinblatt, et. al) found that stock market participation …
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