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City of Marion introduces Ryan Waller as new city manager

Long-time government official Ryan Waller is the new city manager for the City of Marion, pending formal approval from the Marion City Council, according...
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Steindler says North Liberty ambulatory surgery center vital for competition

In the wake of the State Health Facilities Council’s Aug. 31 approval of the University of Iowa Health Care’s certificate of need application for...

Officials laud promise of University of Iowa Health Care’s new North Liberty facility

As Suresh Gunasekaran, CEO of the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics and associate vice president for University of Iowa Health Care, watched the...

Urban Pie, Scoopski’s Uptown Creamery close amid Marion construction woes

It has already been a tough 19 months for small businesses in Uptown Marion needing to outlast a pandemic and the derecho. Unfortunately for...

Field to Family’s Online Farmers Market continues through November

Area shoppers continue to have the opportunity to purchase local food and farm products online with contact-free pickup through November through Field to Family’s...

Marion Enterprise Center receives recertification

The Marion Enterprise Center (MEC) in Marion has received recertification as a General Industrial Park by Quest Site Solutions. The MEC was originally one of...
Workers perform maintenance at the Duane Arnold Energy Center after the plant was shut down for refueling.

Spent fuel from Duane Arnold Energy Center moving to on-site dry storage

Spent fuel from the Duane Arnold Energy Center’s now-shuttered nuclear reactor will be transferred to on-site dry storage facilities beginning this year, the plant’s...

Business is booming: Iowa River Landing welcomes six new businesses

The revitalized neighborhood district located off Interstate 80 in Coralville will house six new businesses in its 180-acre mixed-use development this fall. Once designated as...

Iowa’s AG Office and UI Health Care launch statewide opioid treatment program

The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has signed an agreement with University of Iowa Health Care to develop a comprehensive, statewide opioid treatment program using...

Cedar Rapids mayoral candidates offer differing visions for city’s future at Rotary forum

The four candidates for Cedar Rapids mayor provided divergent appraisals of the city’s recent history, and visions for its future, at a forum Monday...

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