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Category: "Iowa News"

  • Second Chapter bookstore celebrates one year since opening in Le Mars
  • Iowa officials warn of new Judicial Branch scam
  • Gov Kim Reynolds: State IT jobs will be filled by Iowans after privatization move
  • Des Moines sues fire truck companies, alleging “parasitic” pricing, anti-trust violations
    Des Moines sues fire truck companies, alleging “parasitic” pricing, anti-trust violations
  • Museum to open Sioux City, US history exhibition 06/13
    Museum to open Sioux City, US history exhibition 06/13
  • Dubuque school board approves $1.9M offer to buy Keystone AEA facility
  • Lawyer who trafficked drugs while serving as Council Bluffs city attorney wins back license
  • Westport School N° 5 in Okoboji opens for summer visitors
  • Sioux City school board reaches $325K settlement w Assoc Superint as she resigns
  • Ottumwa’s City Finance Dir Cole O’Donnell resigns, citing unhealthy work environment
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