Art Cullen is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and the editor of the Storm Lake Times, a small newspaper in Iowa. His work focuses on local issues, including agriculture, the environment, and social justice. He has also written for national publications such as The Washington Post and The New York Times.
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Art Cullen's coverage revolves around government, politics, rural America, agriculture, and Iowa-centric topics. He frequently includes expert commentary and opinion editorials in his articles. To effectively reach out to Art Cullen, consider offering insights on local or national political issues that affect rural America or the state of Iowa specifically. Additionally, providing expert commentary related to agricultural policies or developments impacting the region may also be well-received by him.
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Gus Walz put me in the tank when he sprung from his seat crying, “That’s my dad!” Tim Walz, the football coach and governor from Mankato, had just told his family that he loved …
Buena Vista and Cherokee counties have essentially recovered the jobs lost during the pandemic, according to figures compiled by The New York Times from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Buena Vista’s job count was down just 0.3% from 2019 to 2023, while Cherokee’s grew by 0.8%. This is better performance than many rural counties.
For generations, the Storm Lake Chamber Of Commerce and Storm Lake Area Development Corporation, now merged into Storm Lake United, looked after the commercial and industrial ambitions of The City Beautiful while city hall tended streets, sewers, parks and police. It was a good arrangement that unraveled over time as the city sought to consolidate economic development activities — and necessarily clip the wings of Storm Lake United.
My mojo walked out the back door with a hormone shot intended to bat down prostate cancer. Salacious allure could stand before me and I might ask her to step aside so I can see the Twins on TV with runners on first and third.
Iowa Republicans resorted to the most extreme tactic to preserve their hold on all four congressional seats. They were so scared of losing in two of those races that they knocked the Libertarian Party candidates off the ballot. By a 2-1 vote last week, the State Objection Panel ruled that Libertarian candidates could not be on the ballot because precinct caucuses were held during the state convention.
We teach them how to read and write, and what do they do but shake the husks from their pant cuffs and catch the first ride out of Iowa. So it appears from a recent Des Moines Register review of an …
The Harris-Walz campaign has been criticized for not laying out a more extensive policy platform. That appears to be taking shape as Vice President Kamala Harris debated former President Donald Trump …
Tariffs, immigrant sweeps a one-two punch to our basic industries
Political winds shifted rapidly over the past two months. The Des Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll on Sunday reported that Democrat Kamala Harris trails Republican Donald Trump 47-43% among likely Iowa voters. It confirms the sense that change was in the air as President Joe Biden stepped aside.
The Harris-Walz campaign has been criticized for not laying out a more extensive policy platform. That appears to be taking shape as Vice President Kamala Harris debated former President Donald Trump on national television Tuesday evening. Understandably, Harris hasn’t had much time over a matter of weeks to build out a policy framework.
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