A Helping Hand for Flooded Main Street Iowa Towns
A Helping Hand for Flooded Main Street Iowa Towns Des Moines, IA – Work is in progress to make the flood-damaged Main Streets of five historic Iowa towns beautiful again. The National Trust for...
View ArticleIowa’s Best “Smart Growth” Developers Honored
Iowa’s Best “Smart Growth” Developers Honored Des Moines, IA – Many responsible developers in Iowa build projects that protect natural resources while revitalizing towns, cities and neighborhoods for...
View ArticleDigital Switch Delayed but Some Iowa Stations Won’t Wait
Digital Switch Delayed but Some Iowa Stations Won’t Wait Des Moines, IA – Congress has finally voted to extend the deadline for the mandatory switch from analog TV signals to digital. The new national...
View ArticleI Want My DTV: Groups Working to Keep All Connected
I Want My DTV: Groups Working to Keep All Connected Des Moines, IA – The big switch happens Friday, when analog television screens will go blank and a converter box will be needed to pick up digital TV...
View ArticleFCC Considers “Rules of the Road” for the Internet
FCC Considers “Rules of the Road” for the Internet Today the Federal Communications Commission meets to consider far-reaching consumer and free speech protections to the internet known collectively as...
View ArticleFacebook and Google Under Fire
Facebook and Google Under Fire WASHINGTON, D.C. - Facebook is making its latest in a string of efforts to regain the trust of members concerned about the security of personal information on the site....
View ArticleUnique "Oil Spill" Exhibit Opens in Iowa
Unique "Oil Spill" Exhibit Opens in Iowa DUBUQUE, Iowa - A brand-new exhibit at the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium was supposed to be filled with sharks, rays and other fish common to...
View ArticleDMACC Starts Fall Classes with 5,000 More Students
DMACC Starts Fall Classes with 5,000 More Students DES MOINES, Iowa - The six campuses of the Des Moines Area Community College are packed for the start of fall classes, with 5,000 more students than...
View ArticleNominations Needed for 2010 Best Development Awards
Nominations Needed for 2010 Best Development Awards DES MOINES, Iowa - Some of the best developers in Iowa will be honored with a 2010 Best Development Award for projects they have undertaken which...
View ArticleNational Main Streets Conference Coming to Iowa
National Main Streets Conference Coming to Iowa DES MOINES, Iowa - Downtown Des Moines has caught the attention of a national organization focused on preserving historic structures and revitalizing...
View ArticleFaltan voluntarios para la Venta de Libros de Planned Parenthood
Faltan voluntarios para la Venta de Libros de Planned Parenthood DES MOINES, Iowa – La venta de libros de otoño que organiza la agrupación Planned Parenthood (Paternidad Planeada), una de las más...
View ArticleSmart Planning the Iowa Way
Smart Planning the Iowa Way GREENFIELD, Iowa - Sustainable development through smart planning will be showcased Saturday in Greenfield during the annual meeting of the organization 1000 Friends of...
View ArticleReport: Reasons to Howl about Buying Dogs Online
Report: Reasons to Howl about Buying Dogs Online DES MOINES, Iowa - The holidays often prompt people to add a cuddly new puppy to the family. But if you're shopping online for a dog, there's a good...
View ArticleNo Time to Garden? Try a C.S.A.
No Time to Garden? Try a C.S.A. DES MOINES, Iowa - If you want to make a commitment to healthy eating and supporting a local farmer at the same time, the Community Supported Agriculture program may be...
View ArticleAre Iowa Farmers Now Open to Lawsuits? Maybe Not
Are Iowa Farmers Now Open to Lawsuits? Maybe Not DES MOINES, Iowa - Every spring, thousands of elementary schoolchildren take field trips to farms. Until a recent Iowa Supreme Court decision, most...
View ArticleWhat Do Iowa Employers Want in New Workers?
What Do Iowa Employers Want in New Workers? DES MOINES, Iowa - The job prospects for this year's graduating seniors from high school and college is somewhat better than last year, but employers...
View ArticleWhat Iowa Lawns & Plants Really Want
What Iowa Lawns & Plants Really Want DES MOINES, Iowa - What Iowa lawns and gardens need this spring to stay healthy all year is compost: So says Rhonda O'Connor with Metro Waste Authority....
View ArticleA Helping Hand for Flooded Main Street Iowa Towns
A Helping Hand for Flooded Main Street Iowa Towns Des Moines, IA – Work is in progress to make the flood-damaged Main Streets of five historic Iowa towns beautiful again. The National Trust for...
View ArticleIowa’s Best “Smart Growth” Developers Honored
Iowa’s Best “Smart Growth” Developers Honored Des Moines, IA – Many responsible developers in Iowa build projects that protect natural resources while revitalizing towns, cities and neighborhoods for...
View ArticleDigital Switch Delayed but Some Iowa Stations Won’t Wait
Digital Switch Delayed but Some Iowa Stations Won’t Wait Des Moines, IA – Congress has finally voted to extend the deadline for the mandatory switch from analog TV signals to digital. The new national...
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