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People around Central Iowa may soon notice new buses traveling around city streets as the Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority launches its electric bus pilot initiative, in what transit leaders say will likely be …
Today is National Coffee Day, so naturally there’s no better day to share a story from a couple of weeks ago about Des Moines’ BLK & Bold. But the company is about much more than …
Market District: Developers eye features that will surprise visitors
Focus: Downtown Development
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A new partnership between League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Iowa and Vegan Outreach seeks to bring plant-based food options to more immigrant communities in Iowa, Hola Iowa reports. Recently, the two organizations focused on …
Best of Des Moines 2020
Focus: Best of Des Moines
Little did planners know when they began organizing the 21-Day Equity Challenge that the issue of equity and inclusion would be at the center of a national discussion.
The challenge, a joint initiative between the …
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Sept. 18, was perhaps best known for fighting for gender equity. One such case, which ended up being settled out of court, before she served on …
Developers of a $3.3 million mixed-use project along Fifth Street in West Des Moines’ Historic Valley Junction are sensitive to ensuring that the new structure respects the area’s architecture but that it also has its …
The Business Record’s 2020 90 Ideas in 90 Minutes event features prominent leaders from around the state and will be held virtually. The nine leaders will share 10 of their best programs and initiatives – …
Over the weekend, Nina Totenberg, National Public Radio’s award-winning legal affairs correspondent, wrote about her longtime friend, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died last week. Before the two were friends, Ginsburg was a …
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