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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2015
Page
9
A compact note on population numbers observed in tiny locales. The item highlights counts, small-area demographics, and contrasts with larger nearby towns. Key figures are cited to illustrate growth patterns and density in limited geographies.
Douglas Burns, 45 and co owner of Herald Publishing Co confronts dating gaps in rural Iowa. He notes the difficulty in finding a college educated partner in Carroll population around 10 000. Brittany Mohr 23 of Hopkinton shares view fate may play a role.
In rural Iowa, marriage rates climb as town size shrinks and meeting new people gaps widen. Census data show 56.36 percent of residents under 2,000 are married, 52.63 percent in towns 2,000 to 10,000, and 49.47 to 41.31 percent in larger cities. Local sentiment: meet through friends, avoid random mass gatherings, and view the community as a big family.
A nostalgic reflection on the 1960s music renaissance praising artists like Dylan, the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Hendrix, and Led Zeppelin. The piece cites Rolling Stone lists showing the decade’s strong share of top songs, recalls early listening in school days, and notes the Beatles breakout after Kennedy’s assassination as a turning point.
Fred Mims, longtime University of Iowa associate athletics director, built a life in college sports. A Galesburg Illinois native, he starred in baseball and basketball at junior college and UI, leading the Hawkeyes to the 1972 College World Series and drawing NFL attention before choosing education over pro ball per Cubs scout Bill Prince.
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