Parking Owners Expand Indoor Parking With Cedar Rapids Venture
Cedar Rapids partners convert a warehouse garage into Flight Ready Parking offering indoor and outdoor spaces with long and short term options and a free shuttle. Indoor rates run 27 dollars daily, outdoor 18, with email or phone for 15 day or longer stays. Airport upgrades and support from the airport commission accompany the launch.
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Flight Ready Parking expands urban airport parking service
Cedar Rapids venture Flight Ready Parking run by Ean Mills and Briana Smallwood at 1407 Adair Ct plans premium detailing while parked and drive up service with staffing growth. Co owners seek partnerships to expand to midsize Midwest airports, targeting bookings online with 24/7 hotline.
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ESCO Electric plans $8.5 million Marion facility expansion
ESCO Electric, part of the ESCO Group, announced an $8.5 million expansion on Highway 151 east of Highway 13 in Marion. The project will house ESCO Electric, a safety and logistics team, electrical supplies, and a prefabrication shop, creating 18 office jobs and signaling growth across the company’s Marion and regional operations.
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Timberline Manufacturing names Randy Walter new CEO
Randy Walter becomes chief executive officer of Timberline Manufacturing in Marion effective immediately after an extensive search following Tom Pientok's retirement. Walter, Army veteran and former chief financial officer since 2021, vows growth. Mike Gassmann chairs the board praising the leadership and employee owned firm.
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Gold clears $3,000 as Trump speeds rally
Gold surged past $3,000 an ounce for the first time as central banks buy bullion, inflation fears, and global trade tensions under President Trump lift demand. The move comes amid heavy U.S. inflows to Comex and a widening trade deficit, with bullion seen as a safe store of value.
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