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Linn County data center zoning ordinance heading to Linn County supervisors
The creation of another exclusive-use zoning district in Linn County – this one covering the possible development of data centers in the county’s unincorporated areas – is on its way to the Linn County Board of Supervisors for consideration. The…
Top employer: Nyemaster Goode up for national award
By Gigi Wood CEDAR RAPIDS — Nyemaster Goode is a finalist for a major national…
Local startup forges ahead, navigates FDA approval
By Gigi Wood CORALVILLE — It’s been five years since John Slump and Jared Garfield…
Farm business expands with zipline, coffee shop
By Pat Shaver ATKINS — The business has grown much like the produce it sells,…
Medical center sees unexpected growth
By Pat Shaver A medical center in Jones County is experiencing rapid growth. Since the…
Wood named CBJ editor
By Pat Shaver CORALVILLE — The Corridor Business Journal has selected a new editor. Gigi Wood,…
Englert receives city funding
The Englert Theatre in downtown Iowa City was approved to receive $50,000 in funding from…
Flooded to the roof
Gutter and roofing company recovers from 2008 flood By Pat Shaver CEDAR RAPIDS — Rod Manson’s…
United Fire Group weathers the storm
By Gigi Wood CEDAR RAPIDS — They have a lot to celebrate. United Fire Group,…
UI professor: multi-state insurance regulations increase costs to consumer, company
By Gigi Wood IOWA CITY — A recent study by a University of Iowa professor…
Western Fraternal Life Association offers fraternal benefits to members, communities
By Shannon Davis CEDAR RAPIDS — Nearly 120 members of Western Fraternal Life Association were directly…
MMS: Radioing in at No. 1
By Gigi Wood HIAWATHA – If they tell you what they produce, they would have…
Museum on schedule for July grand opening
By Pat Shaver Photos provided by the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library CEDAR…
Fastest Growing Companies unveiled
At its annual Fastest Growing Companies event May 22, the Corridor Business Journal awarded 25…
Turning passion into action for co-working
By Katie Mills Giorgio IOWA CITY — Sheila Samuelson first heard about co-working back in…
Itsy Bitsy offers used and handmade, local baby items
By Gigi Wood NORTH LIBERTY — They won’t have to ask “what if” later on in…
