INDIANOLA, IA (07/14/2017)-- Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa congratulates students who graduated on April 29, 2017.

Virginia Atwell of Taylor Ridge graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in religion and philosophy. Virginia is the daughter of Colleen Atwell and Kenneth Atwell from Taylor Ridge.

Washington, D.C. – Congressman Dave Loebsack released the following statement today after the House passed the Fiscal Year 2018 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which included provisions he authored. Loebsack, a former member the House Armed Services Committee, helped author three provisions that were incorporated in this year’s legislation, including language to strengthen Arsenals, modernize Ammunition Plants and also boost STEM jobs within the Department of Defense (DOD).

DES MOINES, IA (07/14/2017) (readMedia)-- The Iowa State Fair has a wide variety of free, family-friendly fun coming to the 2017 Fair. "Nothing Compares" to kid friendly fun at the Iowa State Fair, August 10-20.

NEW in 2017

CHAMBER NETWORKING EVENTS – EVERYONE WELCOME!

August 8th – Lunch – noon - Subway, LeClaire

September 12th – Evening - 5:30 - Steventon’s

October 10th – Lunch – noon - Crane & Pelican

November 14th – Lunch – noon - Riverview Roadhouse

December 12th – Lunch – noon - Hungry Hobo, LeClaire

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PERSPECTIVES - Photography of Kathleen Huinker Timp

Please share the below information on one of most highly rated STEM area camps with students, parents, and anyone interested in attending or volunteering.
 

"Zombie Prom" leads a "killer new season." (Dispatch/Argus)

"Don Denton is a hoot as the corpse without a cause." (River Cities Reader)

The Quad Cities Ballet Folklorico (QCBF) will be presenting their Mexican Fiesta X 2017 Dance Recital on Saturday, August 12th at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Moline, IL at 7:00 PM. The students of QCBF will be performing a variety of traditional mexican dances from states such as Chiapas, Sinaloa, Veracruz, Jalisco and many more.

(DES MOINES) – Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg encouraged Iowans Thursday to make nominations for the fourth annual Iowa Job Honor Awards.

The Iowa Job Honor Awards celebrate “a new kind of hero”—Iowans who overcome obstacles to employment and the employers who hire them. Each top employee honoree will receive $500. Winners in both the employee and employer categories will receive engraved awards.

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