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T Galaxy, a retail store with ISU merchandise on Welch Avenue, hosts a mural the entire length of the north wall of the building, supporting local art. The mural was created as part of the Ames C.art Mural Program, inspired by the Campustown Student Association. The art was created by all sectors of the community — kids, students, local artists and residents of Ames.

Local Businesses for Local Art

October 28, 2011

The Ark

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011

T Galaxy

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011

Stomping Grounds

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011

Cafe Milo

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011

Prairie Moon Winery

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011
Morgan Carney, sophomore in apparel, merchandising and design, studies underneath the art of Dani Barr at Stomping Grounds, a coffee shop on Welch Avenue. The oil paintings surround the shop, brightening the atmosphere with splashes of color.   

Local businesses supporting local art

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011
The Ark pet shop recently moved from Campustown to a new location across Lincoln Way from West HyVee. The new building offers more lighting, space, and convenience.

The Ark moves its critters west onto Lincoln Way

Mackenzie Nading
October 27, 2011
Iowa State University Foundation, housed in Durham Hall, employs students to connect with alumni and ask for donations to help improve campus life. Donators specify how their donations are to be used, from building scholarships to supporting study-abroad programs.

Iowa State Foundation makes history in raising $1 million

Morgan Shepherd
October 27, 2011
Borders has left Ames, but books will be returning to the location with the opening of Books a Million. Set to open in November, the sign will be up soon. The interior was bustling with people, doing construction and organization. 

Books-A-Million prepares to open Ames location

Morgan Shepherd
October 27, 2011

Business: Olde Main Brew Co.

October 24, 2011
Random Goods is hosting a whole array of Halloween goods for costumes. The options range from sky-high heels to fur coats, pre-assembled costumes to pieces you can put together to create your own. 

Halloween at Random Goods

October 23, 2011
Random Goods is hosting a whole array of Halloween goods for costumes. The options range from sky-high heels to fur coats, pre-assembled costumes to pieces you can put together to create your own. 

Random Goods provides place for Halloween hunting

Morgan Shepherd
October 23, 2011
Jeff "Puff" Irvin, brewmaster at Olde Main Brewing Co., feels as though the new regulations even the playing field for Iowan brewers. Before, Iowa was allowed to import beer with a higher alcohol content than local breweries were allowed to brew.

New brews, more booze

Morgan Shepherd and Mackenzie Nading
October 23, 2011

Stop dumping, start trading on DormDumpster.com

Mackenzie Nading
October 22, 2011
Go Topless Glassware - Three Olives glasses

Student’s company wins Dream Big Grow Here

Sarah Binder
October 16, 2011

Lorry’s Coffee to open in Campustown

Sarah Binder
October 11, 2011
Ursula Ruedenberg, board chairwoman of KHOI, is bringing new sound to Ames with a new radio station. KHOI, located in downtown Ames, plans to be on the air by August 2012. The KHOI walls depict the goals for money raised.  

A community-based radio station

Morgan Shepherd
October 9, 2011

Which of these employers, voted the world’s most desired for business career-seekers, would you most like to work for?

October 9, 2011

Survey ranks most-desired employers

Daily Staff
October 9, 2011
A wide range of new, gently-used and antique teapots are sold at Ames British Foods on Main Street.

Interesting finds at the British Food Store

October 9, 2011

Campustown Action Association conducting visioning survey

Sarah Binder
October 9, 2011

Business: Casual Revolution

Video: Sarah Binder
October 7, 2011
Casual Revolution, opening soon, brings a new flavor to Ames. Students and the community can consign their work. The offerings range from small-label clothing to handmade jewelry in an atmosphere of vintage.

Casual Revolution

October 7, 2011
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