Statewide Iowa — The state’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program provides some money to help pay heating bills, but also can help repair or replace faulty furnaces. LIHEAP Program manager, Bill Marquess says they evaluate the situation when you sign up.
Marquess says fixing or replacing the furnace can help cut energy bills.
He says the weatherization program is a complimentary program as well.
You can find out about all three programs through your local community action agency.
O’Brien County, Iowa (RI) — State and federal officials announced this weekend that bird flu had been confirmed in a commercial
Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — A bill moving through the state legislature would provide some budget stability to public school districts
Storm Lake, Iowa — A semi-trailer was destroyed and its load of soybeans ended up all over the place when it
Spencer, Iowa — The Spencer Economic Development Corporation will begin accepting applications Monday, February February 3rd, for a Commercial Business Assistance
Orange City, Iowa — Two 23-year-olds were taken to a hospital after their ATVs were involved in a crash near Orange
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