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Three Sisters named 2024 Montezuma ‘Let Freedom Ring’ parade marshals
Sisters, from left, Jo Ahrens, Marg McVay and Barb Albin have been named the parade marshals of the Montezuma “Let Freedom Ring” Celebration on Saturday, July 6. The trio is being honored for their many years of service and commitment to the Montezuma business scene and community. They will headline the “Let Freedom Ring” Parade at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 6.
Motorists are Urged to use Caution in Work Zones over Fourth of July Holiday
(Ames) During the Fourth of July holiday, Iowa’s roadways are busy with many travelers. Work zones are active across the state, including areas affected by recent flooding in northwest and western Iowa. These zones can change rapidly, impacting road conditions. For up-to-date information:. Visit 511ia.org for closures on state...
How much rain caused flooding in central Iowa Tuesday night
DES MOINES, Iowa – Several inches of rain fell across parts of Iowa Tuesday, causing flooding in locations like Pella, Indianola, and in parts of Mahaska County. Automated weather stations in Knoxville and Centerville picked up over 2″ of rain. Oskaloosa received just under an inch, and Hampton, Marshalltown, Ankeny, Algona, and Creston all saw over half an inch of rainfall.
Google announces $1 billion investment in Iowa data centers, $1.3 million in water quality
Google announced its plans to invest $1 billion into its Iowa facilities. It also announced it will contribute $1.3 million towards water quality projects in the Hawkeye state. Google made the announcement at its Council Bluffs data center campus on Tuesday. "Today’s announcement underscores our commitment to Council Bluffs and...
Landus expects small 'green' ammonia plants to make big dent in farmers' fertilizer costs
Talus Renewables plans to build nearly 80 modular "green" ammonia plants in Iowa and other Midwestern states over the next two years. The green ammonia, produced with water, air and renewable energy, will be used to make nitrogen fertilizer needed by farmers to help grow crops that feed people and livestock.
How accurate is the forecast in Iowa? New data shows how far out you can trust the temps.
A true Iowan knows the forecast is always on the edge of change. But why exactly is it so difficult to accurately predict the weather in the Midwest?. The Washington Post analyzed government data to examine the accuracy of the National Weather Service's official high-temperature forecast. The NWS forecast is used across the country to trigger emergency alert systems.
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