It’s urgent we prevent a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela after the U.S. attack which removed the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro, …
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It’s urgent we prevent a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela after the U.S. attack which removed the country’s president, Nicolás Maduro, …
From our economy to our dinner tables, farming touches every part of life. I proudly carry on six generations of …
On Jan. 1, our health insurance premiums jumped by hundreds of dollars a month. The Blue Cross Blue Shield plan …
Iowa lawmakers are promoting property tax cuts as a welcome relief for Iowans. In reality, these state-level cuts are likely …
When a giant pharmaceutical and agricultural conglomerate ran into trouble, some Republicans in the Iowa Legislature, being generous souls, tried …
The last time Iowa had fewer than 300 traffic fatalities, the most popular car was the Ford Model T, and …
The digital clock silently clicks 3:01 a.m. In a few hours, 27 pairs of third grade eyes will be staring …
The state was notified Dec. 19 that the USDA has approved Reynolds’ request to align allowable SUN Bucks purchases with Iowa’s new SNAP purchasing guidelines. Now able to set parameters for healthier purchases, the Big Kim Energy has jumped back on board with SUN Bucks — without yielding or folding on her original concerns.
The New Year ushers in fresh ways for our community to engage in new opportunities for creativity, for collaboration, and for partnership building! We are a community of helpers. We recognize humanity in our city, and we act together to ensure our neighbors are safe and secure.
If we want real progress, we must move past stereotypes and the assumption that people choose homelessness. Housing First works because it combines stability with support. Solving homelessness requires a shared commitment across many systems, not just the efforts of those closest to the crisis.
HACAP anticipates serving even more neighbors in the coming year. In FY2025, we served just under 55,000 individuals, up from 46,000 in FY2024. Economic pressures and uncertainty within the social safety net continue to push families toward food pantries as a vital lifeline.
This year, we will take intentional steps to right-size our system and design a district built for long-term excellence. Every decision will be student-centered. Every dollar will be aligned to learning. Every classroom will remain focused on achievement and belonging.
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