When Samantha Allsup moved to Cedar Rapids in late 2017, she had her 4-year-old son with her and little else. …
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When Samantha Allsup moved to Cedar Rapids in late 2017, she had her 4-year-old son with her and little else. …
As Iowans, we tend to believe life is good. After all, we live in a state with safe communities, solid …
Rural Iowa has struggled for decades to hang on to its residents. Even as the state’s total population has grown …
For years, Coralville was Iowa’s bad boy for its aggressive use of TIF — tax increment financing. Soon we could …
There long has been a separation between the playing field and the classroom when it comes to revenue generated by …
The term is student-athlete. And administrators across this country’s college and university campuses say there’s a reason the word ‘student’ …
Ashley Vanorny’s path to community service started with the Girl Scouts. Stacey Walker, Molly Hanson and Ryan Bruner grew up …
North of Kalona, near the unincorporated Johnson County community of Frytown, a small electric cooperative has established itself as a …
Cassie Mitvalsky never thought she would enroll one of her children in private school. ‘Never in a million years,’ she …
As Ann Aschoff thumbs through the photos on her computer, she thinks aloud how she will never forget what her …
Do you have a big idea to share? As we build on the success of the inaugural Iowa Ideas conference and …
We are looking forward to new opportunities, new challenges and new conversations in 2018. With this in mind, we are …
If current obesity trends continue, one in eight Iowans will be diabetic by 2030. One in four will have heart …
As Iowa’s employers compete for talent in a state with consistently low unemployment, could immigration be a solution? Going forward, …
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