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We hope a study by the Iowa Department of Transportation on commuter transportation needs in Corridor counties proves to be …
Since 2012, the Tuesday following Thanksgiving has been recognized as a day of charitable giving. The idea for the day …
HELPING HANDS: It was great to see so many area non-profits, churches, businesses and individuals reaching out to help those …
MISCALCULATION: The past three years of financial statements by Casey’s General Stores will need be revised because of an accounting …
Tom Harkin says he’ll miss the legislating most. ‘I love legislating. I love working these things out, the interplay. Yeah, …
While we’ve known for some time we’d ultimately weigh in on the outcome and unrest in Ferguson, Mo., we did …
Reading The Gazette’s ‘Time Machine” piece on Sunday, it’s tough to shake the sad thought of what might have been. …
This time of year, the holiday season, has been built on a foundation of generosity. It is difficult to get …
DISABILITY RIGHTS: We share U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin’s dismay that the Senate has again failed to approve a long-sought treaty …
GRACIOUS TRIBUTE: In these days of partisan warfare, it was heartening to see Republican U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley deliver an …
Iowa BIG, as these guest columnists will attest, is not a typical high school learning environment. This project-based, interdisciplinary program …
Transportation funding seems to be the early leader in the race to become the biggest issue facing the Iowa Legislature …
Today, the Iowa Board of Pharmacy will consider restating its 2010 recommendation that marijuana be reclassified to allow some limited, …
Johnson County’s repeated failure to revamp its courthouse – despite the support of more than 50 percent of participating voters …
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