Students who are a part of Washington High School’s green team will continue to care for and water the trees this summer.
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Students who are a part of Washington High School’s green team will continue to care for and water the trees this summer.
“Farmers care deeply about the land, and about the water, and, at the same time, they also want to make a living,” Vilsack says.
With more people being vaccinated and COVID-19 precautions lifting, fair organizers say they are ready to get back to normal -- but are still planning some precautions.
Company creates three of the 16 required jobs for IEDA’s $2 million tax credit.
When COVID-19-19 shuttered schools last spring, a key factor in getting high school seniors to college — FAFSAs — flatlined. Where “Free Application for Federal Student Aid” filings had been rising in Iowa, the pandemic’s onset halted that progress and in the year since reversed some of the gains.
Iowa lawmakers this year enacted new mandates that cut into local control, limiting the power of school boards, elections officials, county supervisors and city councils and mayors.
Three men are vying for a seat on the Board of Supervisors.
Cedar Rapids police on Sunday issued an Operation Quickfind for Jamira Lewis, who has been missing since Friday
Bur Oak Land Trust hosted a two-day “Chainsaw Academy” to provide accessible skills and safety training specifically for women
Policy change for those vaccinated for COVID-19
Seven-day case average declines for 11th consecutive day
Number of Iowans filing for federal unemployment benefits unclear
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