Suburban growth and development reporter
Phillip Sitter is a suburban growth and development reporter at the Ames Tribune. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, and regional interest, with a focus on issues affecting Iowa and North America. Phillip's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Ames Tribune, Beaumont Enterprise, and Yahoo News.
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By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register Ankeny 's city manager of 11 years plans to become Urbandale 's new city manager in January.
By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register Waukee voters will vote in a special election next year whether the city should continue to operate its natural gas utility system — a rare arrangement in the Des Moines metro and unusual in Iowa.
By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register A collection of youth sports nonprofits in Ankeny and Ames plan to build a year-round sports park in the Des Moines suburb with space for hockey, lacrosse, baseball and softball.
By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register An Ankeny resident who has submitted a petition to expand on-demand bus service in the area has received support from hundreds of people.
By: Phillip Sitter
Bobbi Bentz will serve the remainder of former mayor Mark Holm's term and is the first woman to serve in the role.
Waukee is now the 16th biggest city in the state, surpassing Marshalltown and Mason City's 2020 numbers.
By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register Urbandale has become another city in the Des Moines metro to move trick-or-treating to Halloween night after a dark and
By: Phillip Sitter
Maurices' last day will be Saturday, Dec. 21, according to the store's manager.
By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register Ankeny City Council is taking applications from people who want to fill a vacancy left by Bobbi Bentz's recent appointment as mayor
By: Phillip Sitter
Des Moines Register Residents and visitors to West Des Moines can expect developments that will offer new options for entertainment and recreation.
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