DES MOINES – State officials said Friday they’ve caught up with applications for rental and utility assistance and are now working on making sure Iowans know the federal help is available.
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DES MOINES – State officials said Friday they’ve caught up with applications for rental and utility assistance and are now working on making sure Iowans know the federal help is available.
The proposal includes a 120-bed senior living facility and 38 acres of land dedicated to the city for expansion of Hickory Hill Park.
“It came a lot faster than I thought it would,” UI sophomore Lyman, 20, told The Gazette on Friday, the day after UI Athletics announced plans to become the first Power Five conference school to add women’s wrestling. “It’s exciting to see Iowa doing it first – that’s a big thing.”
Eighteen inmates have tested positive for COVID-19, and an additional 19 inmates have had possible exposure to the virus and are in quarantine awaiting test results.
An Iowa federal judge approves class action against AAU, Barnstormers, former convicted coach Greg Stephen and team sponsor Adidas. The potential number of plaintiffs could be more than 400.
District establishes metrics to be considered in determining when mask requirement for students and staff can safely end.
Census is “super important” because seats in the U.S. House and Iowa Legislature are apportioned, and state and federal funds are allocated based on the once-a-decade headcount.
Iowa Republican first joined the U.S. Senate in 1981
Kathy Good, founder and director of the Family Caregivers Center of Mercy, has been named the director of the Chris & Suzy DeWolf Family Innovation Center for Aging and Dementia.
The Cedar Rapids Community Orchestra has resumed and is looking for new members as it welcomes new conductor Dr. Ghyas Zeidieh for the 2021-2022 season.
Three webinars during the month of October will bring together trail blazers from across Iowa to learn, connect and collaborate. Professional and volunteer trail advocates alike are welcome.
The Iowa DNR hosted a small sawmill business workshop Thursday at the Schwab/Burford property near Solon. About 20 people learned about selecting and sourcing logs, sawing with band and chain sawmills, air drying, kiln drying, sterilizing wood to kill bugs and marketing finished boards, among other topics.
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