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These parklets in Ames were built by Iandscape architecture students in 2013. This year, students are preparing to bring their parklet designs to Des Moines’ East Village on Friday. Submitted Photo
For the first time, the …
Iowa State University and the ISU Research Park have announced a study to explore transforming land around the Iowa State Center and Jack Trice Stadium into a multiuse community district. Phase I of the feasibility study, …
California has added Iowa to a list of states in its “travel ban” because of the state’s ban on funding gender-transition surgeries under Medicaid, Fox News reported. That means that beginning Oct. 4 California won’t use …
Catch Des Moines’ work on the Destination Master Plan has led to a realignment of staff positions and a restructuring. “As we enter into the strategy development and recommendations phase of the Destination Master Plan …
A master plan for the Market District, an industrial area located east of the Des Moines River, has been developed by HDR Inc. The plan proposes the creation of a destination riverfront park and a …
I was talking with Jackie Johansen, principal of Shattered Glass Development, about coworking space. She mentioned that it’s not just startups or one-person shops using the space but that there were corporate users as well. …
The Greater Des Moines Partnership and the Iowa Association of Business and Industry were among 79 organizations that this week signed a joint letter to Iowa’s congressional delegation in support of the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement. “This …
Host: Iowa Business Council, Iowa Association of Business and Industry and Iowa Workforce Development About: Employer leadership is critical to the success of Future Ready Iowa and ensuring we meet our goal of 70% of …
The Iowa Business Council today pushed for quick approval of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement and asked elected officials to reform immigration laws to make it easier to fill job vacancies. IBC said immigration changes should “reflect …
Community leaders today announced they are exploring the feasibility of converting much of the financially troubled Des Moines Social Club into a public market.
Malo, a popular restaurant, will remain. A new feature — Scenic …
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