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In the downtown business community, merchants have been gearing up for some time.
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Americans know well the story of the Mayflower, the Pilgrims, Plymouth Rock and the first Thanksgiving. But the history of the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay Colonies has timely lessons for America on another topic: Pandemics.
Last year, ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, I joined a congressional delegation trip to visit U.S. troops, including Iowans, deployed in the Middle East. As a former company commander in Kuwait and Iraq, I understand the significance of our elected leaders being on-the-ground in warzones a…
Q: Has Operation Warp Speed accelerated the development of COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics and treatments?
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Voting outrage! Voting fraud! Fake Voters! Fake News! Illegal votes! Rogue electors and legislatures!
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The Carroll County Board of Supervisors’ meeting on Monday began with a review and approval for resurfacing of Olympic Avenue between Highway 30 and Dedham. The plan was presented by County Engineer Zac Andersen and includes a widening of the shoulders along the highway. Bids for the project…
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The Carroll County Board of Supervisors met at 2 p.m. Monday instead of the regular 9 a.m. due to canvassing the 2020 election and the noon deadline for absentees.
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In Monday’s Carroll County Board of Supervisors meeting, the board first heard from Carroll County Engineer Zac Anderson. He presented three utility permits: Raccoon Valley Electric Co-op for a road bore at 30607 110th St. in Jasper Township, Section 4; Western Iowa Power Co-op at 15345 330t…
Weeks before the election, I had lunch in Auburn with Congressman-elect Randy Feenstra at the Little Green Truck Coffee Co.
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Voting rights. Voter intimidation. Voter fraud. Voter suppression.
MANNING: What a year to be running for office. If you knock on a door, a potential voter gets upset because of the risk for COVID. If you don’t knock, a potential voter may think you don’t care for their vote.
TEMPLETON: Growing up in western Iowa, I knew my neighbors. I felt safe, secure and connected. My family didn’t have everything, but in small towns with big hearts, I learned the values of hard work and community.
Our coverage of the 2024 presidential election started — for me, at least — on Oct. 1, 2020 — well over a month before the Nov. 3 election.
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors met Monday and had the following items on the agenda:
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The Carroll County Board of Supervisors on Monday first met with County Engineer Zac Anderson, who had utility permits for Windstream at 240th Street east of Halbur and West Central Rural Water at five locations in Maple River. The permits were approved.
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It’s no secret that farmers in Iowa and across the nation have faced several periods of economic downturn. From the Dust Bowl, to the 1980s farm crisis, to the August derecho, there have been many obstacles.”
Recently, Terry Branstad announced that he would step down as U.S. ambassador to China. For more than 40 years, Branstad has been a fixture in Iowa politics, serving as a state representative, lieutenant governor, governor and finally as ambassador.
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I have a confession: I am one of those “coastal elites” you always hear about. I grew up as a kid in Los Angeles and have spent my adult years in Washington D.C. — the “Swamp.”
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I am reporting on the Carroll County Board of Supervisors meetings held Sept. 30 and Oct. 12.
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I didn’t write a book. I am not an author, yet.
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