Many thanks to Jack Kibbie, president of the Senate, for proclaiming Jan. 27 as Community College Day in Iowa. The …
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Many thanks to Jack Kibbie, president of the Senate, for proclaiming Jan. 27 as Community College Day in Iowa. The …
I feel our country should develop a modern train system to help accommodate our nation’s growing population with their transportation …
Cedric Everson III can play football again. What a tragedy this entire case was. Abe Satterfield plea bargained; Everson got …
Marion Mayor Paul Rehn has joined the chorus with Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett to take “option” out of a …
The education-industrial complex is in full battle mode following the passage of House Bill 45. Their rallying cry is “for …
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors agreed to back off somewhat on the maintenance code for the county. The bottom …
Once again, gas prices are soaring. When prices for oil went over $90 a barrel, gas prices shot up from …
Regarding Paul Rudolph’s Jan. 22 letter about “evolving standards” used by justices: He believes that justices who use such standards …
Because I was a teacher in Iowa during all 16 years of our governor’s previous terms in office, I am …
It is always encouraging to see our elected officials focus on the overall health of Iowans. That is why Gov. …
New Cedar Rapids Public Library: Great location, not so sure about the design. I was hoping the city would take …
Regarding Clay Fulknier’s Jan. 11 letter about the new Cedar Rapids Public Library design: I understand and share Fulknier’s admiration …
I wish to thank the unknown gentleman I met at the Iowa City Salvation Army store. I was picking up …
Thomas Bradfield’s guest Sunday editorial “Public employees as scapegoats” was a windy read, wading through most of the article to …
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