Producer Kristian Day, an Ely native, and director Dylan Sires, a Waterloo native, navigate interviews with Chiefs superfans through an unusual question: “Does America love a bank robber?”
The pressure to set ambitious goals can sometimes leave us feeling scattered rather than focused. That’s why best-selling author and motivational speaker Mel Robbins suggests starting with an end-of-year audit before diving into New Year resolutions.
Carey Segebart, one of the people who worked to get Danish-Swedish farmdogs recognized by the AKC, proudly plans to debut one of her own at a dog show this month near her Iowa home.
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At a time when much of Europe was mired in the stagnation and chaos caused by the fall of the Roman Empire, the Moors created a sophisticated civilization known for its scientific, architectural and literary riches.
Use of the tree quickly expanded from staff to patients and their loved ones
At its core, alcohol is a depressant, which means that it slows brain activity and impairs brain functioning, impacting everything from mood and thoughts to behavior.
A 50-year American tradition of public menorahs will continue locally with Chabad N.E. Iowa’s annual lighting of a menorah on the sixth night of Hanukkah in Cedar Rapids next week.
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For those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity, navigating holiday gatherings can be quite stressful.
House of Words brings all of the good parts of open mic with none of the bad to build a community for growth between amateur and professional.
The holiday season often feels like a whirlwind — endless to-do lists, shopping and social obligations that may leave us longing for the very joy we are hoping to experience.
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