r/Iowa

Are Iowans aware that AIRPAC, a major Israeli pac is an aggressor against the democratic party and a major actor in attempting to influence our elections? So the question is do Turek or Wahls accept AIRPAC, Schumer’s fist pounding in defense of Israel in the Senate, defense of the Israeli government disrespect for the holocaust memory and continued aggressiveness in the Middle East and our refusal to stop it? In these two gentlemen‘s ads I’ve heard almost nothing about how they feel about the Israeli government’s refuse all to listen to the US and continue to disrupt our election

hey everyone, looking for some advice before I hire anyone

I run a small home care agency in Iowa We’ve been around for about 6 years, and right now we use a mix of tools for scheduling, client notes, billing, staff hours, and documents

each tool kind of works on its own, but together it’s a mess. My office manager spends too much time copying info from one place to another, and small mistakes keep showing up. wrong visit times, missing notes, invoices needing double checks, stuff like that.

I’m not even sure if we need new software or if the current tools just need to be set up better.

so I’m looking for a US based company that provides software consulting services (Iowa preferred for face-to-face possible meetings)

Would appreciate any help, folks

Ryan Grim makes this extra confusing, but starts to make some sense after 4 minutes in.

Anyways, that Turek and Chuck Schumer support each other tells me that Wahls is the one to support. Beware the dark money backing Turek.

Iowa food basically *is* German food. Schnitzel? I feel like what I consider normal every day iowa food is not just Iowan, but the vestiges of European settlers and their food traditions. Of course no one would ever say, do you wanna get some German or Scandinavian food, because it IS the food we eat all the time, more or less. It is the given, the standard.

Iowa's famous breaded pork tenderloins? German schnitzel. Literally.

Potatoes, casseroles, sausage, deer salami... more or less German.

Also Scandinavian food culture is still present. Meat and potatoes. River fish, especially on Fridays during lent.

I feel like what I've always just considered "normal iowa food" is basically german/Scandinavian food.

Go to any small town bar that serves food, and you'll find what is basically German influenced food. Frittered shit. Onions and pork and potatoes and cheese.

"Nope," Gov. Reynolds said when asked if Iowans would get any more information. "No and I... yes, no."

I'm doing some Ancestry stuff and came across a group of people from Glendale, Iowa. Google basically says it doesn't exist, but upon more specific searches it says it's an unincorporated town in either Marion or Hamilton County.

The people born in Glendale seem to have Jefferson County as a commonality, which is at least an hour away from either of the two options.

Are there any documents or records that specifically state the county than Glendale is/was part of? This feels like one of the simplest, dumbest information gaps I've come across yet.

I’m assuming at least some folks in Altoona were laid off yesterday with Meta’s 8,000 personnel cut. I’m sorry if you’re reading this and one of them was you.

From what I understand, Meta got a property tax break until 2034 and yet presumably there are now probably several high-paying jobs that have been eliminated- reducing the economic value in and around the area.

Curious if anyone has any more information on this subject.