Monthly Archives: April 2019
Inside UTC’s hybrid air race
A rendering showing the inside of The Grid, a planned Collins Aerospace R&D lab in Rockford, Illinois, that will help usher in the next...
FilmScene, Englert look to build ‘greatest small city for the arts’
The second generation of FilmScene features a unique twist on the traditional movie marquee, making use of the Chauncey building's glass facade to put...
The Corridor isn’t full
CBJ Editorial
We are disappointed in the political discourse surrounding immigration.
A well-functioning immigration system is important to our current and future economic success in the region, state...
Finding the sweet spot when giving back
By Anna Patty / Guest Column
I spent more than a decade working for nonprofits before going to the “other side,” meaning the for-profit world. Having worked on...
Moxie rebrands for a national image
Moxie CEO Jason Hall stands among two freshly-wrapped trucks sporting the company’s new logo and brand as part of an April 11 brand relaunch...
Iowa pork industry fighting to keep ASF virus at bay
Producers are instituting intense biosecurity measures at Iowa farms to keep out the virus that causes African Swine Fever (ASF). PHOTO IOWA PORK PRODUCERS
By...
What keeps Iowa farmland values steady?
By Ben Isaacson and Maurie Cashman / Guest Column
The demand for food due to population growth and rising standards of living in developing countries...
Navigating workplace politics
By Scott Rude / Guest Column
Climbing the corporate ladder is a worthy goal. But many of us are more concerned with doing a good...
A silver living to the United Technologies deal
CBJ Editorial
The acquisition and integration of Rockwell Collins by United Technologies Corp. (UTC) has caused some anxiety and consternation in the Corridor.
The ongoing public...
Stillwater Coffee marks Deb Witte’s next chapter
Stillwater Coffee will offer visitors to Morgan and Morio Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery a place to relax while patients are treated when construction is...