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Deere calling back, hiring hundreds of employees across facilities
John Deere is calling back employees and hiring hundreds more across several facilities, according to a company news release. Deere expects to hire over 400 people across its factories and call back over 275 more employees to its Waterloo operations over the next few months. This will bring total callbacks to about 1,000 employees since […]
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This Underrated Missouri Town Is So Cheap Your Social Security Check Feels Like A Fortune
Some towns make you feel rich just by existing inside them, and Kirksville, Missouri is absolutely one of those towns. If your Social Security check has been feeling more like a suggestion than a salary lately, this northern Missouri gem might just change your entire outlook on retirement. Let’s get...
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The Sprawling Iowa Swap Meet Where Forty Dollars Leaves Your Trunk Full
About 20 acres of antiques, primitives, glassware, and farm tools appear on a county fairground only three times a year. Then they vanish again. I love that kind of disappearing act. This Iowa market has been running since 1976. Hundreds of vendors set up for four days, Thursday through Sunday.
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$1.4B in incentives negations ongoing for possible Iowa steel plant
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South Ottumwa Savings Bank Celebrates Carole Black’s Retirement
South Ottumwa Savings Bank is recognizing Carole Black as she begins her retirement after years of dedicated service to the bank and its customers. Throughout her time with the bank, Black has built relationships with customers and coworkers, leaving a lasting impression on those who have had the opportunity to work with her. Her commitment and dedication have made her a valued member of the South Ottumwa Savings Bank team.
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Under Secretary of USDA Visited Vermeer Corporation on Tuesday
An official with the U.S. Department of Agriculture made a stop at Vermeer Corporation on Tuesday as part of a statewide listening tour. Under Secretary Richard Fordyce took a tour of Plant 2, met with several managers and leaders of Vermeer and Marion County Bank, and toured the Vermeer museum and Global Pavilion as part of his visit, one day after meeting at a farm near Leighton. Fordyce himself has purchased several Vermeer machines, and aimed to learn more about the impact the manufacturer as on the area economy. Senior Vice President of Agriculture Services and Forestry Curt Blades with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers was also in attendance. Hear more about their visit on upcoming editions of In Touch with South Central Iowa.