By Jill Ackerman and George Lake Marion is one of the fastest-growing cities in Iowa, and with growth comes growing …
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By Jill Ackerman and George Lake Marion is one of the fastest-growing cities in Iowa, and with growth comes growing …
Once again, voter turnout in Tuesday’s municipal elections in the Corridor’s two largest cities was less than disappointing. In Cedar …
So I was on WMT radio on election night with former Cedar Rapids Mayor Paul Pate. He mentioned some sage …
You can’t blame parents for worrying first and foremost about how redrawing Iowa City School boundaries will affect their own …
Cedar Rapids voters spoke clearly in Tuesday’s election for mayor. More than 60 percent of them affirmed that they want …
Winners Business Leaders – Winning mayoral candidate Ron Corbett gave his opponents the business Tuesday with the help of strong …
That’s all she wrote. At 8:38 p.m., the Iowa City votes all are counted with financial planner Susan Mims and downtown …
By Mary Sanchez The clergy is nervous – the hellfire-and-brimstone cultural conservative clergy, anyway. Congress’s recent vote to finally include …
If leaders at the state’s public universities think their current budgets look ugly, just wait until next year. Decisions for …
On this blessed day when bickering yields to voting, I offer praise to the office-seekers. By now, they could use …
By Jonah Goldberg It seems Rocco Landesman, the head of the National Endowment for the Arts, didn’t get the memo, …
By Beth Malicki and Dennis Jordan United Way of East Central Iowa is in its 95th year of supporting outstanding …
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