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The NIACC John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center and the North Iowa Area SBDC named Deb and John Currier of Got You Covered as the Entrepreneur of the Month for October 2018. Founded in 2003 in Butler County as a part-time business, Got You Covered quickly expanded to Hampton, and the couple began working with NIACC in 2005. The business offers printed and embroidered clothing, athletic uniforms and fan wear, gifts, and personalized promotional products.

So there you have it. Most wrought iron isn’t wrought iron at all, and your blacksmith friends will thank you for not calling it that. Should the chance to work with this rare material come your way I suggest you take it, though don’t waste it. After all, a lot of work went into making it!

ON THE WORLD STAGE — “Kim Jong-un Focuses on Economy as Nuclear Talks With U.S. Stall,” by NYT’s Choe Sang-Hun in Seoul: “Since late June, Mr. Kim has devoted almost all his public activities to visiting factories, farms and construction sites, rather than the military units and weapons test sites that he frequented last year. And instead of boasting of his country’s military prowess, he is lashing out at poor management at the sites he visits, highlighting his intense focus on fixing his economy.

News articles about LIWA stock have trended neutral this week, according to InfoTrie Sentiment. InfoTrie rates the sentiment of press coverage by monitoring more than six thousand blog and news sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of publicly-traded companies on a scale of negative five to positive five, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. Lihua International earned a news sentiment score of 0.5 on InfoTrie’s scale. They also gave news headlines about the industrial products company a news buzz of 4.0 out of 10, meaning that recent press coverage is somewhat unlikely to have an effect on the company’s share price in the near term.

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"I’ve always known him to be someone with so much potential and so much pathos and darkness and excitement in him," Murphy said. "So the fact that he won, I feel like my child won. I had a moment with his parents and we all cried. It was very moving to me. And I’ve always felt like an outsider in the system. Tonight I didn’t feel like an outsider for the first time in my career. So I feel very moved."

“One thing that makes it easier for people to relocate is that there are more remote workers all the time,” Daryl Fairweather, chief economist for Redfin real estate brokerage told the Post. “If you can live anywhere, it makes more sense to live somewhere that’s less expensive. At the same time, more companies are willing to open offices in other cities to accommodate remote workers.”

– NEW: MTV is launching a midterm get-out-the-vote effort called “+1TheVote,” which will be introduced tonight at the VMAs. The campaign will include more than 1,000 parties and events at the polls across all 50 states. This is the first time MTV has gotten involved in youth voter engagement around the midterms. The voter registration tool

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The TeamQuest Foundation recently announced its three grant recipients to support STEM programs in North Iowa: Project Lead the Way launch at Clear Creek Elementary School and Robotics Club ($14,250); Mason City Schools Robotics Club ($1,450); and NIACC’s YES! Science Camp ($4,400). Applications for 2018 awards are due April 30.

You’re gonna need a good way to transport those new rods, especially if you want to hit a lot of different hot spots.

China’s railway fixed-asset investment jumped 61.5 per cent to 416.8 billion yuan in 2008, when the country started the construction of its high-speed rail network, government data showed.