Art museum to show work of local illustrator
The city art museum announces a focused exhibition featuring local illustrator 14A. The display will survey early sketches, finalized pieces, and recent commissions, highlighting the artist's distinctive line work and regional subjects.
Bipartisan hopes shape Iowa 2015 legislative session
Iowa leaders urge bipartisan action as the 2015 session opens in a divided Legislature. Senate President Pam Jochum says cooperation is essential to pass budgets and pursue reforms. The editorial urges restrained spending, targeted investments, and long term budgeting for schools water and soil, and mental health services.
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From Campaign Trail To Governing Tests In Iowa
Lynda Waddington notes a shift from election hype to serious governance as Iowa lawmakers return, warning that campaigns feed sound bites while governing demands focus on real issues like water quality and roads and trust. Political pledges fade before practical fixes.
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Water quality remains sidelined in Iowa Legislature
Iowa lawmakers return to the state capitol with no clear push to clean or protect waterways despite past bipartisan deals. Governor Branstad vetoed a 2014 water quality package, while REAP funding and Nutrient Reduction Strategy support faced opposition amid political considerations and election dynamics.
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