The Gazette spoke with airport Director Marty Lenss about the airport’s aviation campus and future renovations.
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The Gazette spoke with airport Director Marty Lenss about the airport’s aviation campus and future renovations.
Local governments have funded affordable housing, mental health and business and nonprofit initiatives using the American Rescue Plan Act.
Beverage producers in Iowa have launched new cannabis-infused drinks after a federal judge last month refused to block enforcement of a new state law restricting the THC potency in consumable hemp products.
Cedar Rapids business scans paper, creates searchable digital data
St. Luke’s opening its Marion ER on Tuesday; Mercy’s Marion ER coming in December
“Under President Trump we will secure the border. We will deport these dangerous illegals, and we will make America safe again. And that is a promise,” U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, who is running for reelection, said to applause.
The nature preserve is a “multi-generational advancement to the community, county conversation deputy director says.
For the first time in five years, former patients from St. Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids have the chance to thank the neonatal intensive care unit staff who gave them a chance to get to grow up at a NICU reunion.
He was seen on video placing items he said were destructive outside the Johnson County Courthouse, records show. But the items were just religious materials.
The positions were created by the new, Republican-approved Iowa law that overhauled the operations and funding of the state’s nine Area Education Agencies
Iowa City updating its five year affordable housing plan
A former roofers union president who embezzled money from the organization was sentenced to 8 months in federal prison. He also has to pay over $30,000 in restitution.
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