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Marketing: Disney’s magic touch
The Elbert Files: A good read for the beach
The Elbert Files: The first electric car
The Elbert Files: No more downtown movies
The Elbert Files: Creating wealth
The Elbert Files: The pandemic, politics and Iowa’s urban-rural divide
The Elbert Files: Ethanol and socialism
The Elbert Files: Are farmers missing the future?
The Elbert Files: A brief history of ethanol
The Elbert Files: D.M.’s role in climate history
The Elbert Files: Running out of money
Elbert: Health care’s tangled past
Elbert: Taxes: The big picture
Elbert: The future of food
Elbert: Out with the old ...
Elbert: The 2020 economy
Elbert: LBJ, Bush and Biden
The Elbert Files: ISU Football
Opinion: A different future
The Elbert Files: Trust issues
The Elbert Files: Fearless Holly Elbert
Elbert: 100 years of wonder
The Elbert Files: ‘’Tis well,’ we hope
The Elbert Files: Counting votes

If you’ve paid attention – and it’s hard not to this year – you’ve heard the scenarios about how this presidential election could produce a result other than the one rendered by voters.
Elbert: Gateway architecture
Elbert: Economy and elections
COVID chaos
The Elbert Files: C.Y. Stephens magic
The Elbert Files: Kim in Wonderland
The Elbert Files: Roxanne
Marketing: Taking full advantage of email marketing
Elbert: A forgotten grand plan
Marketing: Where did your confidence go?
The Elbert Files: Iowa’s school problem
The Elbert Files: The riverfront a century ago
The Elbert Files: Lincoln’s presidents
The Elbert Files: Get real about COVID
The Elbert Files: Eyesores
The Elbert Files: Painful words
The Elbert Files: More Iowa distractions
The Elbert Files: A cloudy farm forecast
The Elbert Files: Racial scar left by freeway
The Elbert Files: Downtown 50 years ago
The Elbert Files: Where Iowa’s economy is
The Elbert Files: ‘Detour Iowa’ distractions
The Elbert Files: Iowa’s summer of fear
The Elbert Files: Franken and Hughes
The Elbert Files: Virtual Des Moines
The Elbert Files: A dark farm forecast
The Elbert Files: We need Hoover and Ike
The Elbert Files: The Hippee Building
The Elbert Files: Who will cover pandemic claims?
The Elbert Files: D.M. and Lindbergh
The Elbert Files: Economic tsunami
The Elbert Files: Shaping the future
The Elbert Files: Des Moines’ Coliseum
The Elbert Files: Save our soil
The Elbert Files: Iowa shares fell 4% to 22%
The Elbert Files: Bad debt vs. good debt
The Elbert Files: Feed vs. food
The Elbert Files: Final caucus thoughts
The Elbert Files: Iowa’s civil rights hero
The Elbert Files: Caucus conundrum
The Elbert Files: A move that never happened
The Elbert Files: A history of lunch in D.M.
The Elbert Files: Use and misuse of words
The Elbert Files: U.S. Grant in Des Moines
The Elbert Files: Impeachment and the Dow
The Elbert Files: Skywalk stories
The Elbert Files: Iowa needs hemp

From half a block away I could tell something was bothering my friend K.C. The closer he came, the more animated he got.
The Elbert Files: Farming and insurance

Farming and insurance are at opposite ends of the risk-taking spectrum, which makes it interesting that Iowa’s status as an insurance capital is rooted in the state’s agricultural heritage.
The Elbert Files: Impeachment twists

The House impeachment hearings a week ago contained several unexpected twists, including the fact that three key witnesses were first-generation immigrants.
The Elbert Files: Bryson's 'Body' book
Elbert Files: Ethics and technology

It’s easy to see unethical behavior in the past, Stanford University’s Martin Hellman will argue next week when he delivers the Robert Stewart Distinguished Lecture at Iowa State University. Slavery was wrong, as was denying voting rights to women and minorities, he noted in an email.
The Elbert Files: Springfield vs. Des Moines

I’ve spent a good part of my career covering Des Moines’ transformation from a down-in-the-mouth community in the early 1970s into a 21st-century model of urban design.
The Elbert Files: Ames, a Hobby Shop Town

Mike Templeton, owner of the Hobby Shop, the second-oldest business on Main Street in Ames, knows a lot about model airplanes, cars and trains.
The Elbert Files: How merger affects Iowa

The pending merger of Gannett and GateHouse Media could be both a boon and a curse for newspaper readers in Ames, Burlington, Boone, Perry, Nevada, Adel and Hamburg.