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Kelsey Batschelet, Author

All content by Kelsey Batschelet
Jared Watters, senior in horticulture, and Andrew Dayton, senior in environmental science, play arcade games on May 1 at Score!

Score! a ‘rare thing’ in Campustown

May 13, 2014
Behind the green fencing, construction crews work to tear down buildings to make room for the new Kingland developments on May 1. The buildings should be down to dirt level by the beginning of June.

Campustown construction in full swing over the summer

May 6, 2014
Tim Gartin, member of City Hall, debates annex laws on April 22 at City Hall in Ames.

City Council discusses research park expansion, bicycle options presented

April 22, 2014

City council to discuss parking, bicycle safety

April 21, 2014
Scott Griffen, owner of Corner Pocket and Olde Main Brewery Co., asks a question concerning the Fats, Oils and Grease Program during the City Council meeting April 15. 

Businesses unite to break open blocked sewer lines

April 15, 2014

City Council to discuss sewage blocks

April 14, 2014
The affects of canceling Veishea are starting to ripple through the restaurants and bars in Ames. 

Local businesses suffer because of lack of Veishea visitors

April 10, 2014
Gloria Betcher comments during the Ames City Council meeting on April 8 at City Hall.

Charlie Yokes denied outdoor service privileges

April 8, 2014

Be aware of Campustown pedestrian detours during Veishea

April 6, 2014

Make Campustown Shine clean-up events to begin April 5

April 3, 2014
Spencer Hughes and Abhijit Patwa discuss the role that the Government of the Student Body will play in Financial Counseling Services in the next academic year. The meeting took place at the Multicultural Center on April 1 in the Memorial Union.

Financial Counseling Clinic gets new funding

April 2, 2014
Spencer Hughes and Abhijit Patwa discuss the role that the Government of the Student Body will play in Financial Counseling Services in the next academic year. The meeting took place at the Multicultural Center on April 1 in the Memorial Union.

Hughes vetoes clinic funds, suggests new student service

April 1, 2014
Gilbane recently began construction and development at the 2320 Lincoln Way site where First National Bank and Lorry’s Coffee were previously located. The site will be developed into a modern apartment building with a residential life program.

Campustown options expand with construction of student apartments

March 25, 2014
The Campus Book Store building on Lincoln Way across from the Memorial Union. Final project plans are under review.

Redevelopment plans for Campus Book Store uncertain

March 6, 2014
Outlined boxes indicate where bars and businesses were previously located, while filled boxes indicate where they now stand. The two Xd boxes indicate two businesses that seem closed.

Kingland plans affect stores, frustrate business owners

February 28, 2014
First National Bank will begin operations out of its new office at 119 Stanton Ave., Suite 101 on Mar. 3. The new location is housed on the ground floor of the Legacy apartment building.

First National Bank to relocate to non-traditional space

February 27, 2014
As technology develops, many people have access to face recognition apps with their smart phones.

Facial recognition apps pose privacy risks

February 24, 2014
Meg Urry, chair of the Physics Department and director of the Center of Astronomy and Astrophysics at Yale University, visited Iowa State to lecture on her teams findings on black holes. Urry is a former senior scientist at the Space Telescope Science Institute, which runs the Hubble Space Telescope for N.A.S.A.

Meg Urry takes ISU students through space during lecture series

February 11, 2014

ISU professor presents film on ‘Freedom Riders’ legacy

February 4, 2014

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