Iowa Board of Ed approves rules to allow eighth graders in all sports
The State Board of Education approved emergency rules today for the new law that allows eighth graders to play in any high school sport. The Board’s attorney Thomas Mayes says […]
New Iowa rule would ban trail cameras on state managed land
The Iowa Natural Resource Commission is moving forward with the process to create new rules to ban all trail cameras in state game management areas. The background information from the […]
Urea prices down, but for how long?
The chief economist with The Fertilizer Institute says urea prices on the global market have returned to pre-Middle East conflict levels. However, Veronica Nigh tells Brownfield, “Right now, those urea […]
Governor: Iowans’ data protected as private sector takes over state IT services
Governor Kim Reynolds says the two companies she’s hired to manage state government computer networks will not have access to Iowans’ personal data. Iowans provide their Social Security numbers, for […]
Sand kicks off town hall tour with 100 Iowa stops
Rob Sand, the Democratic Party’s nominee for governor, has kicked off a series of 100 town halls heading into the General Election. Last night, in his hometown of Decorah, Sand […]
Council Bluffs City Council rejects data center moratorium
The Council Bluffs City Council has rejected a year-long pause on approving data center projects within city limits. Council Bluffs Councilman Doug Rew said it would have sent the wrong […]
“At Work in the Garden” Conference Invites Christians to Rethink Work
Dordt University is inviting Christians from a variety of professions to take a deeper look at the purpose and meaning of work through its upcoming At Work in the Garden […]
Deputy Secretary says USDA reorganization keeps local farm offices intact while relocating some D.C. staff
The USDA has announced its final slate of reorganization plans. Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden says now it’s time for action. “Approximately half of the Washington, D.C.-based employees of the Foreign Ag Service will be moving […]
Illinois farmer elected to NCGA leadership position
A central Illinois farmer has been chosen to be one of the next leaders of the National Corn Growers Association. Bill Leigh, who grows corn and soybeans in Marshall County, […]
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