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Casey DeSantis tells Iowa her husband Ron will 'never back down' - Vimarsana News

Casey DeSantis tells Iowa her husband Ron will 'never back down'

The Florida Governor brought his first lady alongside him after touting that the 'purpose of our schools is to educated kids, not to indoctrinate kids.'

Painter Robert Moore has become one of Iowa's most-known artists - Vimarsana News

Painter Robert Moore has become one of Iowa's most-known artists

Robert Moore started painting six years ago as he beat addiction. He has often felt shunned by his hometown. Now, his art is shown around the world.

Speakeasy trend grows in Des Moines - Vimarsana News

Speakeasy trend grows in Des Moines

After Congress ratified the 18th Amendment in 1919, the manufacturing, sale and transportation of alcoholic beverages were banned nationwide. However, Iowa started its own prohibition in 1916. But prohibition efforts within the state began even before that. The Iowa Liquor Prohibition Amendment was

H-2A visas increase as farmers and ranchers look to hire more guest agricultural workers - Vimarsana News

H-2A visas increase as farmers and ranchers look to hire more guest agricultural workers

Last year more than 378,000 workers were authorized for H-2A visas, or temporary agriculture positions, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Labor. In 2012, it was less than a third of that.

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Visa use for guest agricultural workers rises - Vimarsana News

Visa use for guest agricultural workers rises

Last year, more than 378,000 workers were authorized for H-2A visas, or temporary agriculture positions, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Labor. Horseradish farmers in the Metro East are among those who say they’re now using the program.