- Community Matters Now—more than ever!
- 2020 is the time to be counted!
- Intro to Planning and Zoning workshops resume in a virtual format
- ISU Extension and Outreach joins alliance to provide small businesses COVID-19 support
- Midwest Planning BLUZ expands coverage to all things local government and housing
- Ten creative ways to help your business and community right now
- ISU Extension and Outreach helps businesses recover and adapt during COVID-19
- New podcast and webinar series helps Iowans get back to business
- Local food producers, businesses, move to online sales and 'contactless' delivery
- Retail during COVID-19? ISU Extension's IRI has your back!
- Fundraising in a time of economic shortage
- Extension CED assists public, nonprofit sectors
- Grant Writing 101 successfully transitions to virtual format
- Housing planning takes on virtual twist
- Appanoose, Henry Counties successfully complete virtual Leading Communities program
- DSPG Young Scholars use data to solve local community problems
- Extension CED finds opportunity in time of crisis
- ISU Extension and Outreach to offer business development webinars
- Productive virtual meetings are possible!
- Virtual meeting tip #1: Start with an engaging question
- Visioning program practices virtual and socially-distanced community engagement
- Extension CED helps Iowans maintain sense of community in virtual world
- Extension CED offers virtual mission-statement workshops for nonprofits
- Palo Alto County successfully completes virtual goal setting
- Strategic goal setting—even done virtually—is more important than ever
- Ida Grove pilots Rural Housing Readiness Assessment program
- What did you do over the summer?
- Local Food Leader and Community Food Systems Certifications offered virtually
- 2020 Municipal Professionals Training goes virtual
- Locally run home-repair and rehab programs offer options for addressing housing needs
- From the Director
- Excess supply and depressed housing values in rural counties may affect housing development
- Despite demand, few homes are built in rural Iowa due to dearth of developers and builders
- Happy holidays from ISU Extension and Outreach Community and Economic Development
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