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Host: Iowa State University About: Taking the Road Less Traveled (TRLT) is a one-day conference on the Iowa State campus for middle school and high school girls to learn about STEM fields and how to …
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Keeping it local and fresh is the goal for Roots in Bloom, a new florist in Marion. Owner Cassie Hammarmeister sources flowers locally and domestically only. Corridor Business Journal
Debra Backes has been presented the …
Amber Piper (pictured) PIPAC Life Brokerage Promoted to group health department manager Cedar Falls Alexandra Harder Joined the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art board of directors Cedar Rapids
Lisa Ramlo Joined the Cedar Rapids Museum …
MedPharm Iowa says the company’s facility in Des Moines will be ready to deliver medical cannabis oil, an extraction of marijuana, in December, reports Radio Iowa. Lucas Nelson, spokesperson for MedPharm Iowa, said work on the …
Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines was one of two Iowa hospitals that were ranked among the top 100 in the country for consumer loyalty by patient experience firm NRC Health. The inaugural annual …
Iowa State University announced its second of three finalists who will interview to become the next endowed dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Titus Awokuse, professor and chair of the Department of …
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is seeking to play a bigger role in addressing education disparities faced by African-American youths in Polk County. The Enhancing African American Youth Academic Success project, sponsored by ISU Extension and …
Host: Bras for the Cause About: From the magical setting and elegant dinner fare to the inspired bra artwork and thoughtfully packaged auction items, the night is truly a special event unlike any other. Proceeds …
Kimberly Meller-Angus, a social studies teacher at Northview Middle School in Ankeny, has been named the 2018 Iowa History Teacher of the Year. She has taught American history for 12 years and has been with …
Corridor Business Journal: The Securities and Exchange Commission said Connecticut-based United Technologies Corp. will pay $13.9 million to resolve charges that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by making illicit payments in its elevator and …
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