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As talks continue, Iowa City Starbucks baristas hold the line
It’s been two weeks since Iowa City Starbucks baristas joined the national strike against the coffee giant, and negotiations are ongoing. Starbucks Workers United launched the strike Nov. 13 after the company failed to finalize a fair union contract, which…
The UI’s competitive advantage with Barbara Wilson
The hiring of Barbara Wilson as the new president of the University of Iowa is…
Attention millennials: welcome aboard
In light of the pending new crop of interns and freshly graduated new hires, here…
Female business leaders share mentoring views
Several female business leaders from throughout the Corridor shared their thoughts on the importance of…
Crystal Group helping pioneer vehicles of tomorrow today
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down conferences and industry events, VSI Labs, a leading researcher…
Centro set to open new plant in Cascade
Centro Inc. is returning to its rural roots with a new plant in Cascade, a…
Finishing Touch Custom Woodworks opens Iowa City showroom
Interest in home renovation has kept pace with the hot real estate market. The fervor…
Downtown Iowa City looking to diversify retail options
After a challenging 2020 which saw foot traffic hit an all-time low in typically vibrant…
Cryptocurrency and your business
In some ways, cryptocurrency is like the shiny new toy under the tree on Christmas…
Farmers markets set to return to the Corridor
After a socially distanced season last year, farmers market managers hope to return to the…
After a long pandemic year, consumers are back
At the bustling Coral Ridge Mall, hungry shoppers queued more than a dozen deep at…
Everything old will be new again in IC Ped Mall project
A construction site tucked somewhat awkwardly between the former Mill, the Graduate Hotel and the…
Here comes the sun
Brandon Puccio of Marion has long tried to be a good steward of the Earth,…
Community Health Free Clinic maintains mission through pandemic
Typically a bustling place, the waiting room of the Community Health Free Clinic in Cedar…
Organizers cautiously optimistic about return of summer events
Now that COVID-19 vaccinations are increasing and cases are stabilizing, event organizers are cautiously making…
Nonprofits found creative ways to fulfill missions in a challenging year
By most accounts, the need for nonprofit agencies has never been greater than in the…
