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‘Editor in overalls’ and his family published weekly newspaper for decades
The Hawkeye Area Labor Council sponsored a picnic Monday to celebrate Labor Day
Matt Stutzman, an Iowa archer born without arms who has become one of the Paralympic Games’ best-known athletes, claimed a gold medal on Sunday evening in his fourth and final Paralympics.
A 26-year-old Winthrop man is dead following a crash early Sunday morning north of Walker, Iowa.
OptumRx of Minnesota is asking a judge to declare that information the company provided the state in response to a solicitation for bids by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services is a trade secret and should be kept confidential.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
10 falcons were hacked atop Verizon Building in 1989. What became of them?
Also, Johnson STEAM Academy meal program ends after serving more than 1,348 free meals this summer.
The Cedar Rapids college’s community educational sessions begin Sept. 5.
What led to the UI Athletics IT employee’s firing was not disqualifying job-related misconduct — but rather the punishable offense of transferring his complimentary employee tickets for women’s basketball games to his adult son, who then sold them on the open market via a third-party selling website.
A new class of therapy dogs is launching across Iowa to help the people who help others. And at Independence Fire and Rescue Association, one poodle is among the first helping change the mindset around mental health needs for first responders.
In arguing its appeal of a Mercy Iowa City liquidation plan that releases thousands of people and entities from potential lawsuits tied to the community hospital’s demise, its former manager MercyOne said a judge erred and overstepped in confirming the plan.
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