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Keep the Fire Burning
As we cross over into Autumn it’s a nice time to sit outside around a fire pit and check out this episode from the archive. Of the many uses for fire, whether cooking, heating, illumination, even as ambient decoration, Spotix has you covered. Company president, Aaron Verhorevoort, refers to the business model as being like…
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The Cherry of Old Town
In Old Town, there is a new shop inside an old building full of new – and some vintage – clothing and accessories. Julie Fontanini, owner of The Cherry Street Boutique, and her dedicated team, welcome shoppers to come find something comfortably fashionable while exploring the core of North Liberty. North Liberty is the headquarters…
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Say Yes to the Dress
There are so many details needing attention when getting married it can easily become overwhelming. It’s important to find people who are not only professional, but with a true passion for the event. At Heart to Heart Bridal and Formal, owner and manager Rochelle Jeffers and her conscientious crew of stylists all feel a personal…
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In the Absence of Water
As concerns with Iowa’s water quality continue to grow, here is a relevant episode from the archive. Too often one doesn’t know the value of something until it’s gone. When it’s a large body of water undergoing a long, slow disappearing act it’s easy to understand how something so devastating might go overlooked. But Jon…
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404 and Found
Computers have been integrated into nearly everything. Most of us who know enough to get by don’t ever really get into the deeper nuts and bolts, or 1’s and 0’s, of our tech systems. That’s where Nate Folker, of EZ Solutions, comes in. Helping to build, secure and maintain various systems, business and personal, Nate…
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It’s In the Name
Childcare is increasingly difficult to come by. Not only is it in high demand with limited availability, but finding the right fit can be a challenge. Heather Cummings, owner of North Liberty’s BEST Academy, describes their before and after school, and summer camp programs, as being focused on keeping kids active and engaged with plenty…
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How Can I Get You On My Side?
Being a comedian is no joke. It’s a lot of hard work putting in the hours on stage, traveling, marketing oneself, and constant networking. Professional funnyman and author, Nathan Timmel, describes it both as a business and a learned defense mechanism verging on personal therapy. He’s really hoping that you will like him and have…
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Everything is a Taco
Nothing bridges cultures and brings people together like fun, fresh, delicious food. Emilio Estrada, self-proclaimed “good eater”, as well as the co-owner of Ándale Cantina Bar & Grill – or Andale 2 for short – selects popular recipes from his hometown in Mexico, La Piedad de Cabadas, and nearby regions to create an authentic experience.…
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Na zdraví! Prost! Cheers!
With so many different types and styles as well as delivery methods and fun little processes for augmenting the flavor of beer, where does one even start to find what works for their palette? Alec Travis, co-owner and head brewer at Field Day Brewing Co., says stop on in and the knowledgeable staff at Field…
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We Don’t Do X-Rays
In the time of phone books, clever business names using letter/number combinations would ensure a top spot for better visibility. Co-owner, service manager and lead service technician, Scott Jones, explains that’s how A2Z Heating and Plumbing got its name more than 20 years ago, and over the years they have filled in each letter with…
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