Woman of Innovation: Danielle Urbain
When it comes to careers in engineering, Danielle Urbain has never let a little thing like gender hold her back. “That was never an issue…
When it comes to careers in engineering, Danielle Urbain has never let a little thing like gender hold her back. “That was never an issue…
Kelly Larson believes she has a duty. And it rests in the opportunity to act as an advocate for the most basic human rights belonging…
When it comes to Nicole Salazar’s driving force, she is quick to point to one thing: Her steadfast faith. After all, it was faith that…
Seventy-five years ago, there was a push by the federal government to educate the public about issues relating to disabilities and employment. In 1945, Congress…
Stacey Killian is the director of the Dubuque Visiting Nurse Association. Killian grew up and has lived most of her life in Dubuque. She has…
One of the great things BizTimes.biz, partnered with Her magazine, does each year is recognize outstanding women doing outstanding things for our community. It’s a…
An upcoming cut to Medicare reimbursement proposed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services could force some physical therapy clinics to consider taking fewer…
A new incarnation of a Millwork District bar will bear the name of a broadcasting legend and debut just in time for the kickoff of…
CASCADE, Iowa — September has been a big month for business announcements in Cascade. Tom Olberding, co-owner of Textile Brewing Co. in Dyersville, confirmed Tuesday…
Stocks are up. Stocks are down. COVID-19 cases climb. Businesses feel related impacts — both negative and, in some cases, positive. Protesters appear in the…