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Big leadership changes in Iowa City

Three of the most high profile and challenging, public sector positions in Iowa City are turning over in the next few months. Nancy Bird has...

Welcome back, Kristie Fisher

The last several presidents at Kirkwood Community College, including the current one, have been exceptional leaders. They have been able to champion economic development,...

Entrepreneurial icon John Pappajohn dies

The University of Iowa recently lost another icon. Businessman and philanthropist John Pappajohn died April 22 at age 94. That follows the passing of...

Fundraising innovates in the Corridor

How do we fundraise for needy nonprofit organizations when our social fabric and connectivity seems more and more jaded due to isolation and exacerbated...
Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball bobblehead

Editorial: Iowa’s transcendent women’s basketball team

What we witnessed this past season with the hype and success of the University of Iowa’s Women’s Basketball team, and its star player, Caitlin...
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Editorial: Collins’ important new investment

There has been a troubling spate of our region’s biggest businesses announcing job cuts over the past 12 months including Pearson, Transamerica/Aegon, and Nordstrom.  Transamerica/Aegon...

Health care mergers back in fashion

Now that the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be on the back burner, mergers are happening again in the health care industry, with two major...
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Editorial: Moxie’s collateral damage

In 2016, we celebrated Moxie Solar as the Fastest Growing Company in the Corridor with an amazing 536.27% revenue growth calculated over the previous...

Editorial: CR’s mojo continues into 2023

Cedar Rapids arguably had its most successful business expansion year ever in 2022, with a huge number of new projects finishing or taking off. Sub-Zero,...

Editorial: A giant passes

Former University of Iowa President Willard “Sandy” Boyd passed away in December at the age of 95. Words like “giant” and “legend” are bandied about...

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