Courtney Crowder is an Iowa Columnist and senior writer at the Des Moines Register. She focuses on human stories with an investigative eye, covering themes of regional interest, culture, and business, while also delving into current affairs and pop culture. Courtney's work has been featured in various publications, including The Hawk Eye, USA TODAY, and AOL, Inc.
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Courtney Crowder's coverage predominantly revolves around event coverage, with a specific focus on local stories in Iowa and Des Moines. Her articles often center on human interest stories, community events, and local figures.
If you have an engaging story related to the Iowa State Fair or any other significant local event in Iowa or Des Moines, Courtney might be interested in covering it. Additionally, if you can provide unique insights into the impact of events or developments within these communities, she may find your input valuable for her reporting.
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By: Courtney Crowder
How an Iowa baker turned backyard raspberries into State Fair glory, with recipe.
At the Iowa State Fair bubble gum blowing contest, some people's confidence bubbled more impressively than their gum.
Butter cows . Perfect poutine potatoes . Green tomato pie . And a garden growing generosity as much as unusual vegetables in a quiet corner of the fairgrounds.
By: Courtney Crowder
The women knew Gov. Kim Reynolds would be at Chuckies. Normally, this group of friends meets up for a picture with Gov. Reynolds and their annual, “How ya doin’?”
From Pie Lady to the Gizmo guy to kids growing generosity as well as vegetables, Courtney Crowder met fascinating people at the Iowa State Fair.
By: Courtney Crowder
If William Shatner wants another shot at the helm, Iowa is ready to beam him back.
By: Courtney Crowder
WHO Radio host doubles down on Cornell case commentary despite pushback ― and his remarks about women extend beyond Jane Doe.
By: Courtney Crowder
Van Harden’s WHO Radio entertained Iowa — without making people the joke. What's lost when provocation replaces personality?
My son took a dump on the floor. Like a dog. Like my friend's dog, who has also taken a dump on that particular floor.
By: Courtney Crowder, Richard Gordon, Nina Verghese
As we approach the upcoming midterm elections, most of the attention has gone to one question: who will control the 120th Congress? But the part of the ballot that shapes the local operating environment for business may matter just as much. On November 3, 36 states will elect governors and voters in 46 states will choose legislators, covering 88 of the country’s 99 legislative chambers and more than 6,100 seats.
