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Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Council Bluffs hotels generated more than $47.6 million in revenue during the fiscal year that ended June 30, helping the city collect $3.33 million in hotel and motel taxes as tourism officials continue efforts to attract overnight visitors. People are also reading… Iowa nursing homes lead the nation in short-staffing violations Council Bluffs nurse practitioner opens hormone therapy, wellness clinic After a series of drug thefts in 4 states, Omaha nurse wins back Iowa license Mills County investigating possible additional sexual abuse cases after arrest Crescent’s Red Barn Schoolhouse awarded up to $1.2 million in federal funding Consumer lender to cancel $662M in debts in settlement led by Iowa AG Which school has the best mascot?

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