Last Thursday’s Gazette included an article by Walter Williams, professor of economics. His article asserts that colleges and universities have …
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Last Thursday’s Gazette included an article by Walter Williams, professor of economics. His article asserts that colleges and universities have …
When the ACA (Obamacare) became law in 2013, millions of Americans, including 132,000 Iowans, got healthcare coverage. Thousands of young …
Nick AbouAssaly, the mayor of the city of Marion, has brought a new level of professionalism and leadership to Marion’s …
There are currently at least 20 bills on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s desk that support securing and protecting our …
My wife and I recently had the opportunity to travel both directions through Cedar Rapids destined for The Eastern Iowa …
Grandpa Joe came to our Labor Day Picnic. It’s good he always says what he thinks, but what he thinks …
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A periodic, lighthearted look at Iowa political news from The Gazette's opinion desk.
The Gazette article titled ‘Public option could hurt rural Iowa hospitals,” Sept. 1” is misleading to readers as it comes …
I wonder what President Donald Trump’s chances of getting elected would have been if he had so loudly exclaimed ‘And …
Hosting around 100 concerts and co-hosting a few major community events each year at CSPS Hall, Legion Arts is positioned …
A recent front page article in The Gazette (‘Public option could hurt rural hospitals,” Sept. 1) claimed that a public …
I want to thank the members of the community for donating to the annual HACAP Back to School Backpack project …
National Voter Registration Day is September 24. Many of us in America think that voting is an ‘inalienable right.” It …
Hats off to John Twardos for his insightful Iowa Ideas column calling for greater investment in the dedicated professionals who …
In regards to Charles Crawley’s Sept. 1 letter, I agree. These criminals committing these crimes, don’t talk to God. If …
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