Next week is Severe Weather Awareness Week. The Bremer County Emergency Management Agency, Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, National Weather Service, and Iowa Emergency Management Association have teamed up to promote and highlight the importance of being aware of p .
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Black Hawk County Getting New Emergency Management Coordinator
Black Hawk County has completed its search for a new emergency management coordinator.
Mindy Benson will be taking has been named to replace Lorie Glover, who s retiring after 10 years. Benson will begin her duties as Black Hawk County s emergency management coordinator on March 22.
Bensen has served as Tama County s Emergency Management Coordinator for the past seven years. She has been involved in communications, preparedness, providing resources to local first responders, and has assisted in providing training requests from local community groups and first responders during her 20-year career in public safety.
“With her training, experiences, and hands-on responses, she has a great understanding of overall community and county preparedness” said Sheriff Tony Thompson, who serves as commission chairman.
Funding for cultural projects at KHOI comes from a generous donation from Ames Commission on the Arts.
On the Road Again?..Open Atlas Travel, and Weather Awareness Week
Dennis Hart gives a summary of Iowa news.
Sarah Wiley, owner of
Open Atlas Travel, a tourism business she launched despite the pandemic, talks about tourism during and post COVID. She addresses our stir-crazy desires to seize the day with our travel dreams and explains deep travel, her method of preparing tourists for intimate experiences of foreign cultures they visit.
March includes Weather Awareness Week, March 22-26. Disasters are part of Spring and warm weather in Iowa. Keith Morgan,