In July, interest groups and organizations filed reports on how much they spent on lobbying at the Statehouse. They may …
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In July, interest groups and organizations filed reports on how much they spent on lobbying at the Statehouse. They may …
While Washington politicians pay lip service to a desire to ease the plights of farmers and manufacturing workers, they now …
Elected officials across the country will join communities in celebrating National Health Center Week 2019 from August 4 through 10. …
The nexus of country music and politics caught national attention this month when the radio conglomerate Cumulus Media reportedly refused …
Election cybersecurity is a race without a finish line. There are new and constantly evolving threats out there every day …
‘Soaring deductibles and medical bills are pushing Americans to the breaking point.” That was the take-away from a recent poll …
The Marion Airport is a valued community asset supporting the current and future growth of the city and surrounding area. …
One of my greatest joys serving as governor of Colorado was championing our rural communities. From day one, I elevated …
Health care is one of the top issues I hear about regularly from Iowans at my annual 99 county meetings. …
The Gazette’s June 29 editorial, ‘Cedar Rapids Making Great Progress on Cedar Lake,” stated that rarely in Cedar Rapids has …
Commercial hemp can be used to manufacture a number of products, including food, paper and famously strong rope, to name …
Gov. Kim Reynolds is mistaken if she thinks the controversy surrounding her recent personnel changes will blow over without a …
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