Soda Tax on the Way for Iowa?  (Tue, 22 Jun 2010)

Lawmakers Across U.S. Look To Quench Spending Thirst By Taxing Soda
 
As many states struggle with unbalanced budgets, state lawmakers throughout the country are looking for ways to raise revenue rather than reduce wasteful government spending.  One idea that several states are considering is imposing hefty taxes on soda, teas, sports drinks and other beverages.  In [...]

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Help for New Entrepreneurs In Iowa  (Wed, 16 Jun 2010)

Calling Iowa Entrepreneurs
 
Do you know an Iowan who has a business plan or an existing small business that would like to expand their operations, but needs financial assistance to do so?  If so, you may want to inform them of www.DreamBigGrowHere.com.  A new initiative spearheaded by the University of Northern Iowa’s MyEntre.Net. 
MyEntre.Net is an online [...]

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Session Ends, but budget problems remain.  (Tue, 30 Mar 2010)

What will 2010 Session be remembered for?  Kicking the (gas) Can down the road.  
 As the 2010 legislative session draws to a close, the large question on many minds is what will the session be remembered for?  To be certain there were high profile items that did and did not pass.  The texting ban will [...]

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Farmer’s Day Parade Coming Up This Weekend  (Thu, 25 Mar 2010)

New Vienna, Iowa is home to a proud tradition known as “Farmer’s Day”, turn out for a nice breakfast this Saturday March 27th  at the VFW post 7736 and join us for the parade to follow at noon!  Good day to celebrate the American Farmer!

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Republican Chances of House Majority Brighten  (Mon, 22 Mar 2010)

Visit the beanwalker.com today for a link to a story about House Republicans chances of a majority after the 2010 elections, a very good analysis!

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