A $300,000 grant will support the nonprofit Cultivate Hope Corner Store operated by Matthew 25, fueling its mission of offering healthy food in a Cedar Rapids neighborhood where affordable, nutritious food options were scarce.
Kennedy High graduate Wilsee Kollie organizing the Saturday event as a fellow of new Our Future Iowa program.
Three tips to plan and execute weeknight family meals that will have you eating nutritious and delicious meals around the table in no time.
If we were to compare 2023 to a football game, these last three months would be the final quarter, a crucial time in any game, when the game will either be won or lost.
Just as verbal communication can convey our feelings and influence them, our nonverbal communications have the same power.
CommUnity Crisis Services will lay off remote employees from 10 states after losing a $6.5 million federal contract. There will be no changes in 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or CommUnity’s other services, including the food bank.
With a few simple swaps and crunchy, colorful additions, you’ll level up your lunch in no time.
Two nurses started a nonprofit for a sober house to help women in early recovery of alcohol or substance abuse. Potential applicants for the eight beds available must be sober for 14 to 30 days and have gone through rehab and are in treatment before being an eligible renter.
Iowa HHS earlier this year launched a public service campaign to warn people over age 45 to watch the amount of alcohol they are consuming. The reason for the campaign is sobering. Alcohol-related deaths in Iowa have increased 45 percent since 2019, with half of those deaths being people over age 45.
We as humans, have an inner light that originates from a Divine Source. When we choose to be guided by this light, we then reflect and share this same light with others.
A new resource fair aims to show those in the community they’re not alone.
It turns out there is an optimal time during the day to enjoy your dessert for increased energy, improved blood sugar control and better sleep.
‘School meals are just as important to academic success as textbooks,’ school dietitian says
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