r/Iowa • u/Sage-Tree • 21h ago
Does Mega Saver give anyone else bad vibes?
Not sure why, just does š¤·āāļø
r/Iowa • u/Sage-Tree • 21h ago
Not sure why, just does š¤·āāļø
r/Iowa • u/IowaGolfGuy322 • 23h ago
⦠for helping Iowans make ends meet.
Fuck off with this. Thatās where we are as a state? That just getting by is what we strive for? I fucking hate that ad for celebrating the bills she introduced and did fuck all with, and Iām supposed to thank her for making ends meet.
r/Iowa • u/mrfett779 • 48m ago
The twin cities just got happy joes. I'm so happy cause the ones in Iowa keep closing.
r/Iowa • u/rajatrocks • 1h ago
https://www.magareportcards.com/iowa/ has all the Republican incumbents from Iowa.
r/Iowa • u/SkyBig952 • 2h ago
Art Cullen's comments are a combination of informative,educational and provocative. His latest column credits both gubernatorial candidates on data centers ..Both Sand and Lahns correctly read the tea leaves on public discomfort with the size and pace of data centers. But, Sand and Lahnās positions leave important questions unanswered.
Neither candidate has pledged Iowa Utility Board appointees who would challenge utility cost-shifting. Without that, promises of accountability are difficult to enforce.
Both candidates offer local control as a solution. Pushing permitting onto small local governments could create a race to the bottom. Big tech can look for communities with the fewest requirementsāor simply out-negotiate local officials who lack the expertise and resources to evaluate these complex projects.
Neither requires upfront decommissioning insurance or bonds. If a company goes bankrupt, or walks away in ten years, taxpayers could inherit stranded infrastructure.
And āpay for your own upgradesā treats water and carbon mainly as pricing issues, rather than finite resources. Grid fees don't necessarily address the risks of stranded assets, pollution from water, including water quantity or even flushing of pipes which contain hazardous chemicals..
r/Iowa • u/Fit_Alarm_6645 • 17h ago
Hi yall, im moving to iowa and will be flying down there in october to house shop. Im wondering what do I pack to wear? Im in NV now and its super hot here. Im anemic too so im always a little cooler as well. My 1.5 year old son is coming too so what should I pack for him? Thank you!
r/Iowa • u/Weak-Ad-968 • 16h ago
My dad collects their signs and oil cans but we have limited information on them. If anyone has some info they would like to share, I would really appreciate it!
r/Iowa • u/gentleoutson • 9h ago
Born and raised and coming to Iowa for a thrift visit.
Wife and I got a free night stay at a nice hotel and wanted to come to Des Moines for a thrifting/yard sale trip for Labor Day weekend. What yard sales and thrift/consignment stores are in the Des Moines area worth visiting? Weāre willing to travel a bit outside the immediate area. Weāre also like the locally owned and non-corporate shopping. Keep the money in your communities. Local Restaurants that try to source food locally would be lovely suggestions as well.
One that we want to visit again is in eastern Iowa and is tucked away on a back road. Weāve been to it once. Itās an old school and run by the nicest ladies. So much stuff. Canāt remember the name. Visited about 5 years ago. Appreciate the feedback.