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Beginning today, the U.S. Census Bureau will conduct a Special Census in Johnston to officially document the city’s population growth. City officials estimate that Johnston has grown by 2,000 to 2,500 people since the 2010 …
The Iowa Honey Producers Association has launched www.BeeLaws.org, which gives information in various cities’ laws on beekeeping. The site also gives contact information for cities’ staff members. “The number of beekeepers in Iowa has increased roughly …
Michael Reck has been elected to a second consecutive one-year term as president of Belin McCormick. He is a shareholder who practices primarily in the areas of complex commercial litigation and labor and employment law, …
Consider the contributions of our biofuels industry throughout the state. We are leaders in this space. Iowa also leads …
Jerry Anderson has been named dean of Drake University Law School, effective July 1. Anderson, the Richard M. and Anita Calkins Distinguished Professor of Law at Drake, succeeds Ben Ullem, who is currently serving …
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad is considering a plan to use future cash from an extended statewide sales tax for schools to address Iowa’s water quality issues, The Des Moines Register reported, citing a Branstad aide. The 1 …
The Polk County Board of Supervisors has elected Tom Hockensmith as its chairman. Supervisor John Mauro will serve as vice-chairman. Hockensmith was first elected as a supervisor in 2003, and most recently served as chairman …
I’m a bit of a futurist. I’ve always enjoyed thinking and debating with friends and colleagues about what the future will hold.
Seeing trends before they become fully adopted and understood is a key to …
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