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Des Moines residents are asked to share their thoughts on what locations, events and ideals should be preserved and celebrated in Des Moines' history.
The Des Moines city council agreed to demolish the 127-year-old building instead of referring it to the city's Landmark Review Board.
Des Moines City Council members said that an "affordable housing" project with homes costing $400,000 to $500,000 could move ahead on the south side.
A century-old building that once housed Fairground Hardware on East Walnut Street will not be considered for landmark status, the Des Moines City Council voted
The Des Moines City Council will decide Monday if a plan to demolish the Fairground Hardware building should be referred to a preservation board.