You, faithful reader, have been stuck with me for a whole year now. I started as a full-time columnist and …
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You, faithful reader, have been stuck with me for a whole year now. I started as a full-time columnist and …
It usually makes us proud when a fellow Iowan is elevated to an important role in government. However, the recent …
There’s a phrase that’s being tossed around quite a bit by politicians, business executives and community leaders – everyone is …
My mother spent the months leading up to Memorial Day and Veterans Day gathering silk flowers and creating floral arrangements. …
A confluence of factors could make 2019 the most meaningful year yet for criminal justice reform. While politicians seldom make …
One hundred years ago, bells worldwide were rung at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month …
November 3 and December 7 are two dates that forever remain ensconced in American military history. It was on April …
My first thought when hearing about Paul Dorr burning LGBTQ children’s books from the Orange City Library in northwest Iowa …
What the heck happened last Tuesday? The recent elections seemed to have something to make everyone mad. High turnout and …
I had a dream job. I chose my hours, didn’t do heavy lifting, and earned enough to keep me in …
For some of you, this will be an introduction to the national organization of the American Association of University Women …
Tell me why, read one of several messages I’ve gotten since the election, President Donald Trump’s trade war didn’t have …
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