Derecho. A word you probably haven’t heard often, and frankly haven’t seen enough coverage of. In Iowa, lives have been …
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Derecho. A word you probably haven’t heard often, and frankly haven’t seen enough coverage of. In Iowa, lives have been …
For a few days this past week, it seemed like flattened corn was getting significantly more attention than Iowa’s flattened …
This past week, I had my first COVID-19 test and my first experience as a patient of the Test Iowa …
The powerful derecho storm which hit Iowa this week is just another example of how difficult 2020 has been for …
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the pomp and irrelevance of political conventions are moving online. Democrats confirmed last week they …
Many of us knew it was coming, but the official announcement still stings. Officials with the Big Ten Conference – …
Gov. Kim Reynolds, thank you for your letter to all Iowans (‘Gov. Reynolds: We can’t let COVID-19 deter or divide …
On Monday, Iowa was hit with what amounts to a Category 2 hurricane, which leveled homes, businesses and left hundreds …
We take the trees for granted. Sure, in the spring when they leaf out or bloom we take some notice. …
The power is out, so you can’t turn on the TV or radio, or even open the refrigerator. All your …
I wanted a vacation away from politics, but I didn’t get it. I took last week off from writing columns …
We’ve felt this awful sinking feeling in the pit of our stomachs before, when the power of nature turns the …
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