Concerning all the press coverage received by the lawsuit filed by the Des Moines Water Works, I want your readers …
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Concerning all the press coverage received by the lawsuit filed by the Des Moines Water Works, I want your readers …
So the Iowa Supreme Court must decide whether the state’s open-meetings law is no match for some very clever county …
As the second year of the Paving for Progress program comes to a close, there are clear indications that we …
The Marion City Council race appears to be a referendum on the city’s ongoing development. Only one candidate appears unwilling …
Cedar Rapids voters have been called to the polls many times in recent years, to vote on multiple local-option sales …
Cedar Rapids’ public library system has two top-notch, high-quality facilities downtown and on the west side. It circulated 1.4 million …
It’s a great time to live in Marion! As Marion’s population nears 40,000, the city is experiencing unprecedented growth and …
As other cities are fighting to save their historical communities, Marion seems all too glad to throw away our heritage. …
Marion, can you even think a better place to live? I sure can’t and with all the awards our city …
I am a 54 year resident of Marion and a 1971 graduate of Marion High School. I have worked as …
I once heard that running for city council is the most stressful of all elections because the people scrutinizing you …
I’ve been asked why I want to serve as mayor again. Truthfully, I wasn’t sure I wanted to; however, after …
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