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Iowa cities with large Latino populations feel shortchanged by census undercount
A simple look at the signs on Main Street in Denison reveal the diversity of the residents that reside here.
A quick stroll and you’ll stumble acro...
Carlos Anthony Photography Recently Captured the First African American Ballet Dance Studio in the State of Iowa – Austin Online
As part of the Juneteenth celebrations, the first American Ballet Dance Studio in Iowa was opened, and Carlos Anthony was contracted to cover the e...
Iowa Dept Of Ag Announces Program To Purchase Locally Produced Food, Distribute To Underserved Communities
IOWA DEPT OF AG ANNOUNCES PROGRAM TO PURCHASE LOCALLY PRODUCED FOOD, DISTRIBUTE TO UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES Jun. 10, 2022Source: Iowa Department of ...
Aetna donates $225,000 to Iowa Community Health partners
DES MOINES, Iowa — Aetna Health of Iowa, dba Aetna Better Health of Iowa, a CVS Health company, announced that it provided investments totaling $22...
Business is open for some Iowa Latinas bucking a pandemic trend
Brenda Rodriguez came in on her day off to check in on her restaurant in Des Moines. It’s called Señor Tequila—or as she more informally calls it: ...
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