Flooded Iowa recreation areas recover with limited camping
Snowmelt and spring rains kept the Mississippi above flood stage for 40 days as campers seek dry ground. Parks report damaged facilities, and several areas remain closed or partially open while crews reseed, clean, and repair sites. Local festival relocations and tight bait sales reflect the lingering impact and slower summer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Mississippi River
Pleasant Creek
Sabula Lakes Park
Massey Park
Pikes Peak
Bulger’s Hollow
Bellevue State Park
Rock Creek Park
Camanche
Quad Cities
Muscatine
John Knoble
Ames Prepares for Citywide Smoking Restrictions
A task force in Ames uses a $5,000 CDC grant to educate restaurant workers and the public ahead of a city ordinance starting August 1. The plan includes an education meeting for business owners on July 19 and a ban on smoking in restaurants from 6 am to 8 30 pm with exemptions for bowling alleys truck stops and small food revenue bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
City of
Ames Tobacco Task Force
The
Centers For Disease Control
SunCom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spruce Creek Park
Mike Lyons
la Motte
Daryl Parker
Jackson County
Conservation Board
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Thomson
LeClaire Park
Davenport Riverfront
Bob Wagner
Wagner’s Unlimited
Wagner
Unssmann
Hwy
Williamsburg
St Ave
Grinnell
Center Point Rd
CEDA
R Rapids
Marion
Wala
ARMA
7Th Avenue
Bey
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Mercy Medical Center
Ced
Rapids
South Bend
Silver Hawks
George Belitsos
Anti-Tobacco Group
Clancy's % Fens Shop
Third Avenue SE
Reley
Ron
SunCom Digital
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Nokia
At&t Wireless Network
Cedar Rapids
1St Avenue
Bed Bath & Beyond
Coralville
2Nd Street
Millennium Plaza
Mega
Precision Wireless
Iowa City
Ats
RP Communications
UniCom Wireless
Www
Suncomii.com