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After postponing the annual Ankeny SummerFest to 2021, the Ankeny Area Chamber of Commerce is returning some of the annual event through the monthlong Celebrate Ankeny, a series of socially distant events to bring back …
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– West Des Moines and Google Fiber are developing a partnership that will provide high-speed internet service to all of the city’s residents and businesses.
– Other internet providers will have access to …
Des Moines Register: Lighting recreational fireworks is illegal inside Des Moines city limits, with fines as high as $650 per violation. That hasn’t stopped residents from firing them off: Vendors across the state say sales are …
Metro faith leaders gathered this morning at the Iowa Capitol to pray and deliver a signed letter to Gov. Kim Reynolds in support of the Black Lives Matter movement’s call to issue a voting rights …
If you’re on Sen. Chuck Grassley’s mailing list, you would have seen one of his “In case you missed it” items this weekend highlighting a New York Times article that details the stalled efforts by Congress and …
A new investment broker advice standard will move forward Tuesday, following a ruling Friday by a federal appeals court that upholds Regulation Best Interest, Investment News reported. An investment planning group and three state attorneys general had …
Nick Wagner, a member of the Iowa Utilities Board, is stepping down to become vice president of Colorado regulatory affairs and policy with Black Hills Energy. According to a news release, Wagner, who was appointed …
Mayor Bob Andeweg and members of the Urbandale City Council will hold a community listening session on June 25 at 6 p.m. in the Urbandale High School Performing Arts Center. Residents are invited to share their comments …
Urbandale’s elected officials on Thursday will hold a community listening session to hear residents’ comments on the topics of race and diversity. The session, moderated by Urbandale Mayor Bob Andeweg, will begin at 6 p.m. …
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