Leaders for Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids, UnityPoint – St. Luke’s and MercyOne Dubuque said they are not at capacity, like other hospitals in other states.
Potts said he was promised the property management company would renovate the property. But, said those plans have changed and is now suing to stop construction unless it is the original plans are performed.
After 17.5 years of working in aerospace, Connie Moyer said she needed a change, and opened up a quilt shop in Marion. That was 28 years ago. Her 28th year of owning Connie’s Quilt Shop was much different than the previous 27.
Hy-Vee stores in Dubuque have partnered with the Foundation for Dubuque Public Schools to help donate non-perishable foods, hygiene products and other items to local families
The arts community in Cedar Rapids recently received a financial lifeline after the Iowa Arts and Culture Recovery Program announced award recipients on Wednesday night.
Launched by Empower, a Cedar Rapids non-profit that’s part of Jane Boyd, the My Business Matters campaign hopes to give Black-owned businesses a boost during the pandemic.
According to the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA), the live event industry has lost up to 90% of its revenue because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The group said 90% of its independent venues across the county will close their doors forever if they don’t receive financial relief.
Hy-Vee is not sure when they are going to get their hands on the COVID-19 vaccine, but they know they are going to need more hands to help administer it.
A new program at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo is giving young people a chance to find a career path in the skilled trades. The pre-apprenticeship program is called “We Build Waterloo.”
The coronavirus pandemic is causing another hurdle for people already struggling to pay for college. Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids is starting the Kirkwood Kickstart program.
Deetz is the latest new app created to help businesses recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The app, which was created by University of Iowa and Iowa State graduates, gives current and local information about businesses and events without using social media.
Dealers are reporting a surge in demand for RVs because of the coronavirus pandemic, especially since Governor Reynolds reopened state campgrounds. Workers at Ketelsen RV have been very busy.
