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As the leaves begin to change, the search for the perfect pumpkin patch kicks off. Here are some delightful finds across Iowa for your autumn adventures.

As the leaves begin to turn, it’s clear why so many are counting down the days to autumn’s arrival.

As the leaves start to turn, it's clear Iowans have a favorite season. It's not summer, that's for sure!

You won't believe how many Iowans dread the dentist's chair—it's a story that hits home for many of us.

Imagine stepping into a world where vintage charm meets the aroma of fresh coffee, all tucked away in downtown Des Moines.

A legacy brand is expanding in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. For the last three decades, Kamal's Flooring has been located at 630 2nd Ave SE, Cedar Rapids.

As someone who loves a good snack, I had to see if my go-to foods would make it onto the list. As an Iowan, I was surprised by the results. Overall, the list for all the states only included about five items total.

These animals are obviously best to keep your distance from. Some animals however are a bit smaller in Iowa, but still very dangerous, and even venomous.

apple cider isn’t just a fall favorite. It’s a year-round delight. Whether sipped cold on a hot summer day or served warm in the middle of winter, cider always hits the spot. And let’s not forget about donuts. Whether you’re dipping them in cider or eating them solo, they’re a classic indulgence that never goes out of season.

This is for all the areas considered “small towns,” not big cities like Milwaukee—which would still be a change, but not nearly as drastic as if someone from California moved to a different part of Wisconsin.