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Area celebrates Bike to Work Week with activities

By Angela Holmes [email protected]   In celebration of National Bike Month, Corridor residents are invited to participate in a variety of bike-friendly activities throughout May, including riding...

Random thoughts on love

By Maggie Mowery / Guest Editorial This may be a stretch, but this month I just wanted to tie together a few points on love...

Designing a dealership the Dave Wright way

By Dave DeWitte [email protected]   When the growing Dave Wright Nissan-Subaru dealership set out to design a new facility, the idea was not only to provide a...

Making your fundraising event a success

By Regenia Bailey / Guest Editorial It seems that spring brings us an even greater number of nonprofit events – plant sales, 5Ks, galas, golf...

Corridor farmer debuts tractor fueled by ammonia, hydrogen

By Chase Castle [email protected]   BLAIRSTOWN—Jay Schmuecker is sowing more than crops at Pinehurst Farm, with the aim of revolutionizing how farmers fuel their operations. Carrying on a...

Marking a state first in public health

By Pramod Dwivedi / Guest Editorial   Linn County Public Health (LCPH) recently became the first health department in Iowa to achieve national accreditation from the...

Western Fraternal Life updates century-old brand

By Dave DeWitte [email protected]   CEDAR RAPIDS—The letters “WFLA” came off the front of the Western Fraternal Life Association headquarters and most of its literature last month,...

Ethanol industry weathering price downturn

By Dave DeWitte [email protected] Iowa’s ethanol producers have so far managed to weather a downturn in ethanol prices that have loosely paralleled the slump in oil prices,...

Going green is good for business

By Jean Kruse / Guest Editorial How “green” is your small business? It’s an important question, considering the growing awareness of environmental and sustainability issues,...

Fight negative effects of cynicism with hope

By John Langhorne / Guest Editorial When thinking about leadership, we often focus on the positive examples. However, there is much to be learned by...

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