Alyssa Baugh didn’t know if she would earn her diploma before making the decision to return to school last year.
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Alyssa Baugh didn’t know if she would earn her diploma before making the decision to return to school last year.
The Washington High School student and Sudanese immigrant is headed to medical school this fall.
Kennedy High School graduate ‘can be a Day One player’ at Wartburg College this fall, coaches say.
At Prairie, Tokpa has been heavily involved in show choir, color guard, speech, student council and athletics, including volleyball, basketball, track and cheer.
Jacob Sires a ‘no brainer’ for the solo and will be missed after he graduates, the choir director says
Max Stancel-Hess ready for his next move toward independence after graduation.
Chrishelle Lawson wants to help families put missing, murdered loved ones to rest
Traffic on the Mississippi River is on the rise. But the locks and dams that guide barges on their journey have aged far past their life expectancy, slowing commerce and raising fears of a worse infrastructure breakdown to come. Almost everyone involved can agree that something needs to be done, but with so many varied interests, the question of who should pay – and what exactly to pay for – isn’t as easy to answer.
Keynote Zack Mannheimer talks creative place-making, 3D printed homes in Iowa Ideas In-Depth Week kick-off Monday.
Los fondos federales para la agricultura son recursos esenciales, pero los productores inmigrantes se enfrentan con barreras lingüísticas y culturales que no les permiten sacar provecho de ellos
Federal agriculture funding is a vital resource, but immigrant producers face language and cultural obstacles to benefiting from it.
Grant Wood AEA buys virtual welding simulators, partners with area businesses to get Eastern Iowa students in apprenticeships
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