Nov 30, 2009 | Small Times
Quad City Die Casting, Moiine, 111., which was embroiled in a well- publicized labor dispute after closing last spring, has put its diecasting equipment up for sale, according to an online auction house.
John DeVries' heritage of holiday lights
Pella, Ia. - A soft nighttime glow hovers over the hills here late in the year, three miles northwest of town on Highway163.
Air Force Airman Tyrel Turpen recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
Dubuquer channels his ire after Mediacom discovery
The changes give Mediacom more-efficient use of current bandwidth so new HD channels can be launched on the Family HD tier at no extra charge to current HD customers.
The City of Red Oak will consider working with local developers to renovate buildings in the 200 block of East Coolbaugh Street.
About 200 soldiers from the Dubuque area are scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan late next year.
Jon Hooper Joins the ROISD Board of Trustees
Red Oak Independent School District Board of Trustees has appointed Jon Hooper to fill the board seat left vacant by the resignation of Brent Stanford.
Republic Windows CEO Scams Chicago
Last winter, in North Side Chicago, Republic Windows abruptly closed, leaving its employees in the lurch.
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Prosecutors: Republic chief looted company
The owner of Republic Windows and Doors and two other unnamed people conceived and executed a scheme to defraud their creditors, abandon their debts and move hundreds of thousands of dollars of window-making machinery to Iowa, prosecutors said yesterday.
Iowan Norris pledges to push power transmission
Washington, D.C. - John Norris, a Red Oak, Ia., native who is President Barack Obama's pick for a seat on the commission that regulates electricity and natural gas, pledged Thursday to make it a personal priority to facilitate the development of alternative energy.
Iowan Norris pledges to push power transmission
Washington, D.C. - John Norris, a Red Oak, Ia., native who is President Barack Obama's pick for a seat on the commission that regulates electricity and natural gas, pledged Thursday to make it a personal priority to facilitate the development of alternative energy.
Prison Escapee Sentenced for Gun Crime
An Iowa man who broke out of the Montgomery County Jail with the help of his girlfriend has been sentenced for a gun crime.
RAGBRAI Day 2: A hilly ride complete with a scary tour
Anyone thinking Iowa was flat simply needed to do Monday's 72-mile route of RAGBRAI .
A man whose girlfriend was accused of breaking him out an Iowa jail with a sawed-off shotgun has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for possessing the unregistered weapon, authorities announced in a press release.
RAGBRAI Riders Await Chilly Start 27min
About 15,000 bicyclists are in Council Bluffs, awaiting the start of the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa.
Red Oak Hopes To Lure New Employer
The small town of Red Oak, Iowa, that lost a major manufacturer earlier this year could soon be getting a much-needed boost.
Ready or not, RAGBRAI will hit southwest Iowa next Sunday with all the force of a hungry, thirsty, two-wheeled cavalry.
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Ponzi scheme operator / author
Here is a story in the Omaha World Herald about a ponzi scheme operator whose first scheme was to publish a book.