Addison Lathers is a Growth and Development Reporter at the Des Moines Register. She covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, and social issues, with a focus on commercial and residential development in Iowa. Lathers has been featured in the Baraboo News Republic and The Des Moines Register.
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Des Moines Register The Des Moines Airport Authority board has officially chosen a new executive director for Des Moines International
Des Moines Register Mars Café has closed its downtown skywalk location after two years, citing a lack of customers.
Des Moines Register The last bar to vacate the former Court Center in downtown Des Moines has lost in the trial of its lawsuit against the building's owners and now owes them just over $277,000 in unpaid rent.
Des Moines Register A downtown employer is about to sign its name on Des Moines' skyline.
Des Moines Register The Des Moines Art Center and Mary Miss, who created an installation at Greenwood Park that the adjacent museum owns
By: Addison Lathers, Samantha Hernandez
Des Moines Register Des Moines' East Village is slated to become the home of the city's latest charter school.
By: Addison Lathers
Wells Fargo's downtown properties, collectively worth upwards of $100 million, will be sold to an undisclosed buyer in January
By: Addison Lathers
After some ups and downs with a different would-be buyer stepping in, Teehee's is finally cleared to open its comedy club at the old Spaghetti Works
By: Addison Lathers
Des Moines zoning board rejects plan for townhomes neighbors oppose in pricey neighborhood. But City Council has final say
By: Addison Lathers
The city of Des Moines is slated to finally approve a development agreement for the long-delayed 515 Walnut apartment tower. Meanwhile, work starts
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