The withdrawal of Wolf Carbon’s application before the Iowa Utilities Commission is celebrated as a “win” for all those in …
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The withdrawal of Wolf Carbon’s application before the Iowa Utilities Commission is celebrated as a “win” for all those in …
It’s been eight years since Republicans won a trifecta of the House, Senate, and Governor’s Office in Iowa. Their mandate …
A letter arrives at the North Pole. It looks official. The correspondence is from Gov. Kim Reynolds. “Merry Christmas, Mr. …
In the 1988 movie “Big,” starring Tom Hanks, a 13-year-old boy makes a wish that turns him into a man. …
Independent pharmacies play an important role in supporting community health, as well as economic health. Especially in towns like Manchester, …
Linn County supervisors have decided to skip appointing a county compensation board to advise them on pay for elected county …
A debate over how best to provide Iowa kids food during the summer continues to simmer in Iowa. Anti-Hunger advocates …
Everyone watching TV has probably seen Mattress Firm’s ads with the tagline,” How do you sleep at night?” There’s quite …
It seems like Matt Whitaker has gone missing at the circus. To my knowledge, Whitaker, the Iowan who became acting …
It’s about time an elder spoke her mind about the recent election. After a lifetime of seeing presidents come and …
It’s not as ironic as it may seem, Gazette Insights’ youngest and most conservative staff writer writing a tribute to …
Between 1882 and 1910, the state of Iowa saw 19 lynchings. Is that something students should know? Might it make …
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