When bird-watchers head out with a pair of binoculars strung around their neck, they often pack along a paperback guide …
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When bird-watchers head out with a pair of binoculars strung around their neck, they often pack along a paperback guide …
Trying to name the political elephant that won’t budge from the corner and keeps mucking up the floor? His name …
If Gov. Terry Branstad and the Department of Human Services truly want us to believe handing Iowa’s Medicaid program over …
After two years of hearings, open houses, rallies, protests, and public comment periods, the debate on the Dakota Access Pipeline, …
Eighty-four percent of Americans say the top presidential campaign issue is the economy. Americans’ concern over the economy is justified. …
You have heard that Iowa has a bumper crop of female candidates on the 2016 ballot? It’s true. But whether …
Area leaders still wondering if there’s an appetite in the metro for night time activities need look no further than …
As local government decisions go, the Linn County Board of Supervisors’ first vote Wednesday in favor of raising the local …
We residents of City of Marion are fortunate to live in a friendly and vibrant growing city. Marion has more …
Our elected leaders aren’t telling the full truth about Social Security and Medicare reform. Politicians have turned those programs into …
I sat across from her and looked into her tear-filled eyes as she said, ‘I LOVE my kid, but sometimes …
My seat was in the Linn County Board of Supervisors’ informal meeting room Monday morning, but my ears could have …
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