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Meredith Corp. and Hy-Vee will partner in hosting a healthy cooking demonstration and family meal night for some families served by Children and Family Urban Movement on May 22. Meredith will provide a healthy recipe recently featured …
New Horizon Academy, a Minnesota-based family-owned and -operated child care provider, has announced plans to open three child care centers in Greater Des Moines. Its Des Moines location will open in July at 550 S.W. Ninth …
Iowa payroll jobs dropped for the second time in the first four months of 2018, the Iowa Policy Project reports. In April, the state lost 1,300 payroll jobs, leaving Iowa a net loss of 500 jobs so …
Blackbird Investments is considering plans for a second building that would be built alongside a 33-story mixed-use tower it plans for the northwest corner of Fifth and Walnut streets at what will be the former …
Today’s focus for recommended reads is looking at news around the state. Here are some interesting and informative pieces from various outlets: The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports that Dysart has quite the uncommon public art going …
Host: Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines About: Join for this workshop as Melanie Herman, a nonprofit risk management thought leader, demystifies risk oversight and the board’s role in risk management. Learn how your board …
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: Deere and Co. has started construction on a 57,500-square-foot addition to a warehouse in Waterloo. The expansion has a $7.3 million building permit value, making it the second-largest construction project in the city …
Bruce Lee has been named CEO of Dubuque-based bank holding company Heartland Financial USA Inc., effective June 1. He has served as president since January 2015. After stepping down as CEO, Lynn Fuller, whose family …
The Iowa Governor’s STEM Advisory Council received $200,000 to support Iowa’s STEM initiative for three years, the council announced Friday. “The STEM Council is making significant strides towards helping prepare students for future careers. We …
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