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Principal, Co-Founder, Architects Smith Metzger Plays the Didgeridoo
“This is the story,” Rob Smith says as he picks up what appears to be a 3-foot shank of bamboo.
“The didgeridoo came from Australia. …
Owner, Corporate Contracts Skydiving Photographer
Randy Roth made his first skydive when he was 21, after a buddy of his dared him to dive with him and subsequently called Roth “chicken” enough times …
The Photo Issue CEO personal profiles after work
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President & CEO, UnityPoint Health – Des Moines Underwater Photography Enthusiast
When Eric Crowell became a certified scuba diver 24 years ago, it didn’t take him long to decide that photography would be …
Prairie Crossing is ready to spread across 230 acres of land in Altoona in a mixed-use development that would rival the largest in Greater Des Moines.
Developer Mike Whalen anticipates a minimum of $200 …
Fear of flooding might be greater than the real threat of high water in the city of Des Moines’ Southeast Agrimergent Technology Park, but that hasn’t stopped businessman Britt Baker from exercising an abundance of …
America is becoming increasingly polarized between its upper and lower classes, and the resulting “opportunity gap” is adversely affecting our children and jeopardizing America’s future, says Robert Putnam, a noted Harvard professor who spoke last …
Here’s a helpful bit of information for real estate investors with an interest in the Des Moines multifamily market: Developments that offer no amenities have waiting lists of 100 people or more.
Kent Roers, …
Justin Mandelbaum, whose novel idea for a self-contained artists’ community is taking shape along the north gateway to downtown Des Moines, is trying again to bring a movie theater to the Court Avenue district, this …
Health is built into the community – or not Public health leader calls for intentionality in planning
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