Regarding David H. Burke’s Saturday letter “Foul disparity helped ISU beat UI”: Burke wants us to believe that the referees’ …
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Regarding David H. Burke’s Saturday letter “Foul disparity helped ISU beat UI”: Burke wants us to believe that the referees’ …
I am writing in response to Kay Lammers’ Dec. 27 guest column “Marion group drags down city.” Great job! I …
I am a former employee of the Iowa Juvenile Home and a current employee of the Iowa Veterans Home. It …
Lenore Skenazy’s editorial “Café a bad reason to go to church?” on Dec. 28, lists problems smaller churches are facing …
Dr. Mark J. Tyler’s Dec. 19 column, “Start small to fix health care,” misleads readers by stating the oft-heard misconceptions …
Clean water is essential for healthy communities, wildlife and tourism and recreation economies in Iowa. Restoring the Clean Water Act …
Just wanted to add a “thank you” for the Dec. 22 editorial “Keep the wheels rolling” regarding the tactics of …
On behalf of the staff at Home Instead Senior Care, I would like to thank everyone who helped with this …
I want to express my extreme displeasure about an officer in the Cedar Rapids Police Department (CRPD) who thought it …
Why did 61 percent of 650 Iowans participating in a recent poll sponsored by The Des Moines Register disapprove of …
A sincere thank you to TV stations KWWL Channel 7 and KCRG-TV9 for understanding the proper usage of informational graphics …
It seems that those who attack the Affordable Care Act/Obamacare are either too wealthy to need it or simply haven’t …
Dr. Mark J. Tyler’s guest column (“Start small to fix health care,” Dec. 19) makes it two such columns in …
The Gazette editorial on the minimum wage has the wrong solution (“A more predictable minimum,” Dec. 18). A University of …
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