regardless of the activity, just taking the time to really disconnect from the business of everyday life and reconnect with family, with friends, and with nature, outdoor recreation is good for everyone’s health and well-being
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What I experienced for my last legislative session was legislators and leaders in both the House and Senate remained committed to putting Iowans first and getting things done and completed, that we promised Iowans we would.
“Outdoor recreation contributes nearly $6 billion annually to Iowa’s economy and supports nearly 50,000 jobs across the state, and opportunity exists for further growth,” said Governor Reynolds.
We’re going to do one last 99 county tour before I’m done because I really miss being out in the state and just connecting with people.
I’m proud that after months of steady work, thoughtful negotiations, and a willingness to compromise, Republicans can now deliver Iowans the property tax relief they deserve.





