Philip Joens is a Retail/Real Estate Reporter at the Des Moines Register/USA Today Network. He covers a range of topics including retail, real estate, and entrepreneurship, with a focus on consumer behavior analytics and commercial real estate. Philip's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Indianapolis Star.
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By: Philip Joens
Are you ready for RAGBRAI? The 2026 route announcement is this weekend. Find out when and where, and how to tune in.
By: Philip Joens
Des Moines Register The shortest RAGBRAI ever may not be the easiest.
By: Philip Joens
From Boone to Dyersville to Dubuque, there's lots to love on the RAGBRAI 2026 route.
Philip Joens, Des Moines Register RAGBRAI 2026 will take riders on a scenic journey this summer from the Loess Hills overlooking the Missouri
Des Moines Register Hy-Vee and Kroger are using an AI-powered system to score foods for customers.
RAGBRAI is the world's oldest, longest annual bicycle tour. Here's what to know about the 53rd annual edition July 19-25.
From Boone to Dyersville to Dubuque, there's lots to love on the RAGBRAI 2026 route.
The big reveal is finally here. Find out where RAGBRAI will go on its 2026 trek across Iowa.
From Boone to Dyersville to Dubuque, there's lots to love on the RAGBRAI 2026 route.
A look at the Ruan Center and Two Ruan.
