State of the States
21 Feb 2022
News
There were a few common threads to all state legislative sessions in 2021: The seated legislators all had to wrangle, wheedle, cajole or otherwise out-maneuver one another as they redrew legislative and congressional districts in accordance with new U.S. Census numbers. Throughout the year, state leaders also had to figure out how best to distribute monies from the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) passed by Congress. And when the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act finally achieved passage in the nation’s capital, those
same state legislators knew more money was coming for vital projects from highways to rail to broadband that would soon start moving forward like a bottlenecked freight train to stoke job creation and economic activity.More Topics
February 21, 2022 (DES MOINES) – The Iowa Economic Development Authority announced today the opening of the fourth round of the Iowa Energy Center (IEC) Grant Program. Designed to facilitate energy-related economic development in Iowa, the program will begin accepting pre-applications on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. Submissions must support projects...
Buckets Bar & Grill has been bringing communities together one drink at a time since 2019.
Brian Andersen, owner, worked part-time for Squid Willy’s in Thompson for 15 years before coming into ownership of the bar in 2019. While the bar did not close during the transfer of ownership,...
The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) Board approved awards for four Iowa companies, which will assist in the creation of 131 jobs and result in $487 million in new capital investment for the state. These projects are located in Fort Dodge, Sioux City, Waterloo and Buena Vista County.
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