Return to Being Iowa

Return to Being Iowa

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We don’t see each other in radio, we hear each other, but we miss seeing you. We miss being able to cheer on the Iowa Cubs at Principal Park, we miss celebrating Iowa Barnstormers touchdowns with you, we miss walking and running with you in 5Ks, we miss providing you the joy of hearing Pat Hughes call the Chicago Cubs games. We don’t use hyperbole when we say you’re the best listeners in the world. You… us… Iowa. It’s your home… our home.

Thank you for continuing to listen… and we can’t wait to see you soon. Enjoy this special message from all of us at the Des Moines Radio Group:

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