Service. It is more than a word to me. It is a way of life. As a retired lieutenant colonel …
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Service. It is more than a word to me. It is a way of life. As a retired lieutenant colonel …
Growing up in a politically divided house in rural Iowa with eight brothers and sisters, our dinner table conversation was …
The mainstream media may not publicize it often, but America is fed up. Of course, this comes as no surprise …
Among the buzz of the upcoming presidential election, Iowa has still managed to be a center of attention. In addition …
The Bruce Harreld era at the University of Iowa is coming to an end. As The Gazette’s Vanessa Miller wrote …
An election is coming and we’re awash in numbers. But a few stand out. First, there’s 750, as in the …
I don’t like Donald Trump. I dislike Joe Biden even more. They both carry a lot of negative baggage. I …
While it was no 2020, 2008 was a challenging year for me. Still working to support myself as an off-campus …
Through two decades of steady economic growth, this region’s economic and community development efforts have largely supported business expansion plans …
During the last presidential election, as it became clear that Donald Trump would be the Republican nominee, Iowa’s Sen. Joni …
It has been a roller coaster four-year election cycle for Iowa’s third-largest political party. After a historic high mark set …
As Iowa’s Sen. Chuck Grassley continues his back-him then blast-him balancing act with the president, I offer three words of …
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