Cedar Rapids leaders reflect on 2020 derecho at five-year commemoration ceremony
Richard Pratt
As Corridor businesses feel their way through the third year of an economy upended by COVID-19 and global events, it still comes down to the supply chain and its workforce.
“They’re all hit, to some degree,” said Ron Corbett, vice president for economic development at the Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance. “A General Mills or Quaker will run out of materials, or they will run out…
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