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With our desks at the Business Record situated about 50 feet away from the railroad tracks downtown, it’s an understatement to say that trains are an integral part of every workday. But every once …
The Greater Des Moines Public Art Foundation and the Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority (DART) have unveiled Des Moines’ 10th public art bus as part of the Project Spaces initiative, which places contemporary works …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: A total of 127,333 passengers boarded commercial flights, up 19.5% from June 2018 and the highest number of boardings in a single month. The June figure is 4.6% more than the number …
The Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority and the Heart of Iowa Regional Transit Agency are teaming to expand vanpool service in Boone, Dallas, Jasper, Madison, Marion, Story and Warren Counties under DART’s RideShare program. …
Somehow this city has run for decades without sidewalks along Fleur Drive, a major commercial corridor and home to hotels, shops, restaurants and the airport. Some, including City Councilman Josh Mandelbaum, have long considered that …
Corridor Business Journal: Heartland Express today reported 23% higher earnings per share for its second fiscal quarter. North Liberty-based Heartland reported quarterly earnings per share of 27 cents, up from 22 cents in the year-earlier quarter. …
Ruan has offered a signing bonus of sorts and help with applications to any qualified employees of LME, which has announced it is going out of business. Ruan offered to pay the three weeks of …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Agricultural giant Cargill is proposing a new site on private land in Cedar Rapids to build a rail yard for its corn-milling operation, but neighbors continue to raise concerns about noise, property values …
A Midwest trucking company abruptly shut down on Friday, leaving employees in Des Moines and multiple states without pay, KCCI-TV reported. A statement on LME Trucking’s website said the Roseville, Minn.-based company ceased operations due to …
University of Iowa College of Law Associate Professor Gregory H. Shill wrote an interesting piece for The Atlantic that looks at how lawmakers essentially made America car-dependant by law. Here’s a short excerpt from his piece, which …
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