The many nieces and nephews of Father John Cullen, pastor of St.
Lots of stuff goes on today that I don’t understand. There was plenty of that back in the day, too, but those things are not so much of a problem for me now as they were then.
Everyone likes to be invited to a good party.
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ast weekend the incredible Greene County wind chill readings pretty much dominated everyone’s conversations.
For some Americans, their thoughts when waking up in the morning are not as simple as: What am I going to have for breakfast? Or, Did I remember to buy coffee at the store yesterday?
The Iowa Public Information Board has consistently shirked its statutory responsibility to enforce the Iowa Public Records and Open Meetings Laws when citizens are denied access to their government
DES MOINES — Ascending to the Oval Office is a “seismic jump” for senators and governors and national figures, says the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Ind., who is in Iowa mulling his own bid for
Seventy-five years ago, in February 1944, American soldiers, sailors and Marines were slugging it out in Europe and the Pacific.
A few items I’ve thought about this week — actually for quite a bit longer than that:
The Iowa Legislature last week, with the concurrence of Gov. Reynolds, allowed for a 2.3 percent increase for K-12 schools for next fiscal year.