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Des Moines Independent Community School District and Saydel Community School District are among Iowa Public Television’s 2015-16 Ready for School communities. Ready for School is an IPTV initiative in which educational specialists will work with …
On Sept. 15, United Way of Central Iowa will host the annual United Way Day of Action. Nearly 3,000 corporate volunteers will work on projects benefiting 29 area nonprofit organizations. Volunteers will donate 8,063 hours …
The Iowa chapter of the International Coach Federation will hold its first statewide conference Sept. 24 in Pleasant Hill. The event, “Discovering Your YOU-niqueness in Coaching” is open to prospective ICF Iowa member coaches, those …
The third annual Global Insurance Symposium will be held in Des Moines April 26-28, 2016. The symposium is designed to enhance and further the dialogue on the issues facing today’s insurance industry by bringing together …
The third annual Bow Tie Ball, a fundraiser for Young Variety, will take place Oct. 6 at Wakonda Club in Des Moines. The event will not only give attendees an excuse to wear a bow …
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors at its Thursday meeting voted unanimously for the third and final time in favor of an ordinance that will raise the county’s minimum wage, the Iowa City Press-Citizen reported. Per the …
Robert Olson, interim CEO for Winnebago Industries Inc., will step down Sept. 24, the Forest City company announced Thursday. Olson became interim CEO last month after CEO Randy Potts announced his retirement. If the CEO …
The Des Moines Central Library is offering a class aimed at employees of nonprofit organizations on how to use the Foundation Center’s comprehensive funding research tool. The class is from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, …
Construction firms in Iowa and nationwide are struggling to find workers, and most don’t expect the labor shortage to improve in the next year, a survey by the Associated General Contractors of America found. The Des …
The public is invited to join staff members from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources as they capture fish from the Des Moines River to show people the variety of species living in the water. …
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