The Lone Tree Chamber of Commerce has been hard at work planning the city’s annual fall festival. The annual event will take place on Aug. 25 and 26 and feature various events, shopping, food trucks and more.
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The Lone Tree Chamber of Commerce has been hard at work planning the city’s annual fall festival. The annual event will take place on Aug. 25 and 26 and feature various events, shopping, food trucks and more.
Bugeja’s concern about false information is one of many AI-related worries facing instructors and professors as students return to campus this fall. Others include plagiarism, misrepresentation, and various forms of cheating and technology-aided shortcuts students might employ, depriving themselves of material learning and tricking instructors into thinking they produced or wrote content they didn’t.
In 1900, almost three-fourths of Iowa population lived on farms or in small towns. By 2010, only 36 percent of Iowans remained in rural areas. Most small Iowa towns will never gain population again. That’s why some have turned their focus from growing numbers, to growing quality of life.
An Iowa DNR representative did not respond to Gazette inquiries about why the process has been delayed beyond the timeline previously estimated by a DNR water quality supervisor.
The Iowa Barn Foundation over a quarter century has raised more than $2 million and helped preserve and restore nearly 300 barns across the state
An initial inspection of the building on 2nd Street shows no “deeper structural concerns at this time,” but the owner of the building has 48 hours to get an assessment of the structural integrity of the four-story building. In the meantime, the sidewalk on 3rd Avenue, where the bricks landed, will remain closed.
It’s been a “really rewarding” 17 years for Wendy Ford with the city of Iowa City. Ford, who retired on Aug. 11, has served as the city’s economic development coordinator since 2006, acting as a liaison between the city and the business community.
‘What a beautiful thing to celebrate,’ Sioux City Christian school head says
Leo Christopher Kelly, 37, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., to 30 months in prison on seven offenses, including obstruction of an official proceeding, a felony, and six misdemeanors.
Long shot Republican presidential candidate Will Hurd of Texas had an uneventful trip to the Iowa State Fair on Friday after saying last month that former President Donald Trump was running for president again “to stay out of prison.”
The Cedar Rapids Fire Department responded to a report of fire at Brucemore Mansion Thursday afternoon, but by the time firefighters arrived the small blaze had already been extinguished by renovation crews, according to a Facebook post from the Fire Department.
Warning tickets to be issued for first 30 days
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