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Food service projects approved for ISU, UNI
(Ames-Cedar Falls) -- The Board of Regents has approved two requests for the food service systems on the Iowa State University and University of Northern Iowa campuses. ISU vice president Sean Reeder laid out the plans for a new dining support center. "This will serve as the centralized food production,...
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First female Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter pilot to speak in Ames
Before becoming a bestselling author and sought-after leadership speaker, Carey Lohrenz learned to make critical decisions in one of the world's most demanding environments. The Ames Regional Economic Alliance will welcome Lohrenz, a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot, as the keynote speaker for its annual luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Dec. 1 at Cornerstone Church in Ames. More: Vietnam-era Marine helicopter flies again as living memorial Lohrenz was the Navy's first female F-14 Tomcat pilot and flew combat-mission-ready operations from aircraft carriers around the world. Today, she is a Wall Street Journal and USA TODAY bestselling author and leadership expert whose work focuses on decision-making, trust and high performance in complex environments. Registration for the annual luncheon is open to the public. Individual and group tickets are available. Navy veteran offers leadership lessons for local challenges Lohrenz's message aligns closely with the realities facing businesses and communities throughout the region, said Dan Culhane, president and CEO of the Alliance. "I've had the opportunity to hear Carey speak before, and she has an incredible story," Culhane told the Ames Tribune. "Her experiences as a fighter pilot offer powerful lessons in leadership, teamwork and navigating uncertainty. Those lessons translate directly
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Groundbreaking Ceremony to be Held Tuesday for New Dallas County EMS Station in Adel
A groundbreaking ceremony will be held early next week to celebrate the start of construction for a new EMS station in Adel. Dallas County, in partnership with Turner Construction and Farnsworth Group Architectural Firm, will host the groundbreaking at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, November 17 near 415 River Street, located on the east side of Adel between Highway 6 and the Raccoon River Valley Trail. Limited parking near the ceremony site is available. On-street parking can also be found, where permitted.
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Curby is set to join the Operation Downtown crew
DES MOINES, Iowa– Operation Downtown is adding a new, friendly face to its crew. Instead of two legs, it has four wheels. A new litter vacuum, given the name Curby, will soon hit the streets of downtown Des Moines to continue the mission to keep the area clean and vibrant for all. Sean Sinclair, Curby’s […]