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Des Moines businessman Nixon Lauridsen is the plaintiff in an unusual lawsuit over the sinking of his $10 million yacht. The misfortune occurred on the evening of May 18, 2014, just as the 90-foot-long vessel …
We all make bad decisions, but three recent news items show how bad things can look when people don’t see the larger picture.
Let’s begin with the story last week about Mary Jane White, the …
BY TIFFANY O’DONNELL | Chief operating officer, Iowa Women Lead Change
Editor’s Note: Tiffany O’Donnell, chief operating officer of Iowa Women Lead Change (IWLC), officially begins her position July 6. This is her first guest …
My friend K.C. was walking west on Grand Avenue near 44th Street when we met one day last week. It was right after Jeb Bush and Donald Trump had announced for president, and K.C. was …
The recent book “Hall of Mirrors: The Great Depression, the Great Recession and the Uses — and Misuses — of History” provides much insight into both events, but its most compelling story is about what …
From Sioux City to Des Moines to Davenport and every small town in between, small business is big business in Iowa.
Small business owners are our friends, our family members and our neighbors. They are …
Boards, nonprofits, your boss — they’re all looking for more. More volunteers. More work. More projects. More of you …
The eight people killed in last month’s Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia is a grim reminder of how deadly rail travel once was and still can be on rare occasions.
Iowa has recorded only two passenger …
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