Barnhart built a life after addiction at Horizons in Cedar Rapids
Mike Barnhart, CEO of Horizons Family Services, shares his recovery from drugs and 28 day program, then rebuilt his life through college, social work, and community service. He details delivering for displaced residents after a 2022 fire, leading NTS and Horizons through floods, pandemic, and the derecho, expanding Meals on Wheels with tech and volunteers, and stressing local funding amid aging Iowa demographics.
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University of Iowa
Barnhart
Kirkwood Community College
Mount Mercy University
Metro Area Housing Partnership
Metro High School
Goodwill of the Heartland
Neighborhood Transportation Service
Horizons
NTS
Brandon Schulte
Cedar Rapids
Geneva Tower
Ment
Schulte
Harambee House
Wellington Heights
Ground Transportation Center
Meals On Wheels
Mike Barnhart
Horizons Family Services
Jim Slosiarek
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Record fish kills dominate Iowa year to date
Iowa DNR reports 11 fish kill investigations this year with estimated fish losses near 226000 dollars. A major incident near Paullina involved manure sprayed onto a cornfield entering Mud Creek through a sinkhole, killing about 107000 fish and over 400 smallmouth bass along 9 miles. The Cedar Rapids event killed over 200 trout and white suckers from a water line break.
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Paullina
Mud Creek
Roorda Dairy
Mike Hawkins
Iowa Dnr
Iowa
DNR
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Department of Natural Resources
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