USA TodayUS Wind Energy Industry Reports Strong Growth in 2008The new listings, based on 2008 year-end numbers, show Texas leading in wind capacity and largest wind farms installed, Minnesota and Iowa both generating over 7% of their electricity from wind, and Indiana as the state with the fastest growth in wind Texas is still wind king, but Iowa breezes past California
RTT NewsBridgepoint IPO gets a lukewarm receptionThe firm has two campuses, Ashford University in Iowa and University of the Rockies in Colorado, but 98% of its 31000 students are enrolled online. The company's revenue and profit have grown rapidly over the last few years. Bridgepoint IPO prices 30 pct below range-source
Iowa company will open facility in DuluthHydro-Klean services municipalities and several industry sectors including pulp and paper, shipping, mining, energy and manufacturing. The company has grown from a three-person operation to its current 93 person workforce, all in Des Moines.
Caution: There's road work up ahead in Iowa — lots of it"In the past few years, many of our contractors have had to work out of state to find a market," said Scott Newhard, vice president of the Associated General Contractors of Iowa, a highway construction trade group. Industry officials are not sure yet
by NAW Staff on Wednesday 15 April 2009 Estimates by the Iowa Utilities Board now indicate that wind fuels about 15% of the electricity generated in Iowa, up from the 5% level estimated in 2006. "Even those of us who keep up with the wind industry were
Iowa company will open facility in Duluth - BusinessNorth.com
15.04.09
Hydro-Klean, Inc. a privately owned contract firm headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa, announced today plans to open a satellite location in Duluth, Minn. this summer.
Founded in 1976, Hydro-Klean provides a wide range of industrial cleaning, municipal and environmental services to its clients in the middle two-thirds of the Unites States including northeastern Minnesota. The company is privately owned by Andrew and Becky Merical and David Jass, all of which have full time functional operating roles in the business.
"We are pleased Hydro-Klean is making this commitment to Duluth and our region," stated Don Ness, Mayor of Duluth. “With uncertain economic times, it’s encouraging that a new business is locating here, creating new jobs and enhancing customer service to its existing clients.”
Hydro-Klean services municipalities and several industry sectors including pulp and paper, shipping, mining, energy and manufacturing. The company has grown from a three-person operation to its current 93 person workforce, all in Des Moines. Nine people will be hired initially in Duluth, with more job growth expected later.
Is there a magazine named Business & Industry in Iowa?
Mar 29, 2006 by plm2833@sbcglobal.net | Posted in Search Engine Optimization
maybe
NunZ7777 | Mar 29, 2006
What is the job market like in the eastern part of Iowa?
Jul 24, 2007 by iboughtanightmare | Posted in Other - Careers & Employment
My husband and I are thinking of moving to Maquoketa, Iowa. I'm wondering what the job market is like within 20 miles of that area. How quickly can one find work? Both of us have several years experience in the restaurant industry, but are willing to do most anything.
I consider the Maquoketa area to be pretty much a dead end. Within 20 miles there is not much. While you may find affordable housing there, the commuting cost to a job in Dubuque, the Quad Cities or Clinton might eat up whatever you'd save in housing and may make living there impractical. Venture out beyond 20 miles and you have some pretty good employment possibilities. Dubuque is going great guns, has lots of employment opportunities and is about 30 miles. I don't know the economic situation in the Quad Cities but it's bound to be better than Maquoketa and it's about 35 miles. Clinton is also close but that small city strikes me as just plain bleak!
The real star in the area right now is Dubuque.
You say you are willing to do "almost anything". What are you qualified to do?
Kraftee | Jul 24, 2007
What is the telephone number for winnebago industries in Forest City, Iowa?
May 16, 2006 by John L | Posted in Seattle
Corporate Switchboard
(641)-585-3535
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(800)-537-1885
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FAX
(641)-585-6966
Postal Address
Winnebago Industries, Inc.
P.O. Box 152
Forest City, IA 50436
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USA TodayUS Wind Energy Industry Reports Strong Growth in 2008The new listings, based on 2008 year-end numbers, show Texas leading in wind capacity and largest wind farms installed, Minnesota and Iowa both generating over 7% of their electricity from wind, and Indiana as the state with the fastest growth in wind Texas is still wind king, but Iowa breezes past California
RTT NewsBridgepoint IPO gets a lukewarm receptionThe firm has two campuses, Ashford University in Iowa and University of the Rockies in Colorado, but 98% of its 31000 students are enrolled online. The company's revenue and profit have grown rapidly over the last few years. Bridgepoint IPO prices 30 pct below range-source
