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By Ellen Willadsen | Chief financial officer, Holmes Murphy I think we can all admit our lives have changed quite a bit over the past months. On March 18, our Holmes Murphy offices, along with many …
At the time, the …
I was walking near the Des Moines Art Center when I saw my old friend K.C. His head was down, and he was mumbling to himself, which was not unusual. As I got closer I …
By Kim Gratny, fullCIRCLE creative + coaching, and Michele Matt, Inspiring Solutions Making time and space to reflect is one of the most influential growth-related choices I’ve ever made. Whatever the frequency, it’s helpful to think about …
I’ve known Roxanne Conlin a long time.
I covered her successful 1979 prosecution of Maj. Gen. Joseph May, head of the Iowa National Guard, for using guard aircraft to visit his fiancee in Florida. Her …
By Tiffany O’Donnell | CEO, Women Lead Change A hurricane. On the list of “things an Iowa gal doesn’t have to worry about,” this would be at the top — at least until 2020.
As my …
President Donald Trump has accused Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden of being a “Trojan Horse for socialism.” It’s a catchy phrase, but one that left the barn decades ago. Accusing U.S. politicians of being socialists …
Nearly a century ago, Des Moines planners envisioned a downtown riverfront bedecked with wide plazas and monumental architecture similar to 1930s Berlin. They even included a Brandenburg Gate-like feature.
The proposals never got off the …
By Natalie Mahoney | Public affairs coordinator, PolicyWorks I’ve never been a big fan of change. From an early age, change meant something different, something new, something out of my normal routine. It terrified me to …
Reasonable people who read Mary Trump’s book about her uncle Donald may come away with a strong sense of dread.
Her up-close and personal view of our 45th president paints a much darker picture than …
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