Articles Tagged: Her Magazine

Nancy Humbles grew up in Des Moines knowing that education – and giving back to your community – were important. …

Maria Gonzalez, originally from Mexico, is now a proud entrepreneur and business owner in northwest Cedar Rapids. Together with her …

Back in March, when the COVID-19 pandemic turned the world upside down, four economic development organizations in Johnson County pulled …

Five days after the Aug. 10 derecho hit the Cedar Rapids area, the Marion Chamber of Commerce staff opened the …

During the Aug. 10 derecho, Emily Stochl was hunkered down in her southwest Cedar Rapids basement with her cat and …

Each year, The Gazette is proud to recognize a select group of Eastern Iowa women for their amazing leadership, drive …

With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing many schools to re-think what K-12 education will look like this fall and beyond, Iowa-City …

Keeping up with the evolving priorities of teachers and parents requires constant innovation at ACT in Iowa City. That’s where …

After working in sales and insurance, Elyse Segebart, of Perry, decided she needed to switch gears. ‘The jobs I held …

While studying information technology and software development at Capella University, Elyse Segebart, of Perry, founded an online group called ‘Moms …

When New Pioneer Food Co-op launched a virtual market in May, they knew they’d be able to reach their regular …

New Pioneer Food Co-op lets customers peek behind the curtain to get to know the people who make many of …

Ruth White teaches students of color that their future is bright if they take their education seriously. The founder and …

Being agile – or able to adapt to change – has suddenly become a crucial skill for most of us …

University of Iowa Tippie College of Business assistant professor Beth Livingston has spent 15 years studying spousal/partner negotiation, and she’s …