Cedar Valley United Way kicks off fundraising campaign
Newly initiated 'champions of change' helped emphasize on Wednesday to a crowd of nearly 300 at the Bien VenU Event Center that the most vulnerable continue to be a priority.
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Newly initiated 'champions of change' helped emphasize on Wednesday to a crowd of nearly 300 at the Bien VenU Event Center that the most vulnerable continue to be a priority.
Just three months after his frightening, nationally televised cardiac arrest, the Buffalo Bills safety was cleared to play this week. He spoke at HIMSS23 about lessons learned during his recovery.
A top House Democratic candidate in Iowa has repeatedly claimed over the last decade that she and her husband "owned" a “family owned business," but the marketing and advertising firm declared she “has never been an owner or co-owner.”
Sunrise Manufacturing revealed plans Monday to purchase 10 acres in the Floyd County Industrial Park for a new facility. The company is currently based in a small building on 2.16 acres at 1900 Parrish Drive in the Gateway Industrial Park off U.S. 27 South. It has agreed to buy the new property for $175,000. âCongratulations to Sunrise and all their employees. As chairman of the Development Authority of Floyd County, I welcome them as the newest tenant in the Floyd County Industrial Park,â said Ryan Earnest. The sale of the 10 acres still leaves the development authority with at lea...
Lakota 6th-grader organizes snack drive for overseas troops, including his father and last updated 2020-12-13 18:49:01-05 Lakota sixth-grader Trevor Earnestâs father is stationed with other military troops in Afghanistan, and he sent word back home to the U.S. that they were craving some snack foods. Earnest, who attends Independence Elementary in Liberty Twp., wanted to help. He and his mother came up with the idea of a snack food drive at the school. Thirty big boxes of snacks later, his father, U.S. Air Force surgeon Lt Col. Ryan Earnest, and his fellow soldiers had plenty to chow dow...