Title
Council Bluffs Business Association
Subject
local news
Description
Council Bluffs Business Assoc.
CBBA
CBBA
Welcome to Council Bluffs; A supplement to the Nonpareil. August 22, 1971
South side businesses hit by burglaries; reward offered. March 1982
Firms organize to fight thefts. March 10, 1982
South side businessmen ponder own anti-crime group. March 15, 1982
South, west businesses turn to political action. May 26, 1982
Bluffs business group expands its horizons. July 13, 1982
Business group poses questions to councilman. November 15, 1984
Business group wants to 'let people know we're watching.' February 27, 1985
CBBA to sponsor asbestos seminar. March 17, 1985
Muralist gets help from association. July 25, 1985
Bluffs business group elects new officers. July 14, 1985
Mahoney hopes to up CBBA membership. July 27, 1986
Bluffs firms' efforts aid hungry
Food pantries replenished by Care project. December 16, 1986
C.B. Sales rise set at $60M. March 19, 1987
Business group gains local clout. August 2, 1986
Buildings come to life. March 23, 1988
Herrick names CBBA director. May 29, 1988
Bluffs ADVANTAGE to keep business. October 30, 1988
Chamber, CBBA endorse city sales tax proposal. October 11, 1989
CBBA seeking new director. October 17, 1989
Food needed. November 3, 1989
CBBA selects Air Force retiree to fill executive director's post. November 24, 1989
CBBA polls members on casino. January 17, 1990
Casino tallies go to CBBA board Feb. 7. January 26, 1990
CBBA will release poll on casino. February 8, 1990
SBBA solid behind casino. February 9, 1990
CBBA to open recycling center June 30. June 1, 1990
CBBA moving to new location. June 10, 1990
Fee waived for recycler. June 12, 1990
Collection center set to open for business. June 23, 1990
Recycling center opens door today. June 30, 1990
School candidate seeks CBBA backing. August 30, 1990
CBBA to cut back hours for recycling. September 26, 1990
CBBA drive aimed at restocking depleted food-pantry supplies. October 3, 1990
CBBA nears 250 tons of recyclables. November 30, 1990
CBBA delivers food donations. December 12, 1990
CBBA 'only providing space' for stored lights. December 13, 1990
\County to help recycling effort. December 21, 1990
CBBA recycling center will close during move. February 8, 1991
CBBA fills need to recycle trash. April 21, 1991
Morgan open to talks on joint projects. May 9, 1991
City, county asked to aid recycling. June 21, 1991
CBBA establishes service award in honor of Griffis. June 23, 1991
Meyer elected CBBA president. July 14, 1991
Gross receives to CBBA award. July 14, 1991
CBBA opposes city ward system. July 23, 1991
CBBA kicks off annual holiday food drive Monday. October 19, 1991
Food gifts to aid 600 Bluffs families. November 21, 1991
CBBA giving 5 tons of good to pantries. November 13, 1990
South side businesses hit by burglaries; reward offered. March 1982
Firms organize to fight thefts. March 10, 1982
South side businessmen ponder own anti-crime group. March 15, 1982
South, west businesses turn to political action. May 26, 1982
Bluffs business group expands its horizons. July 13, 1982
Business group poses questions to councilman. November 15, 1984
Business group wants to 'let people know we're watching.' February 27, 1985
CBBA to sponsor asbestos seminar. March 17, 1985
Muralist gets help from association. July 25, 1985
Bluffs business group elects new officers. July 14, 1985
Mahoney hopes to up CBBA membership. July 27, 1986
Bluffs firms' efforts aid hungry
Food pantries replenished by Care project. December 16, 1986
C.B. Sales rise set at $60M. March 19, 1987
Business group gains local clout. August 2, 1986
Buildings come to life. March 23, 1988
Herrick names CBBA director. May 29, 1988
Bluffs ADVANTAGE to keep business. October 30, 1988
Chamber, CBBA endorse city sales tax proposal. October 11, 1989
CBBA seeking new director. October 17, 1989
Food needed. November 3, 1989
CBBA selects Air Force retiree to fill executive director's post. November 24, 1989
CBBA polls members on casino. January 17, 1990
Casino tallies go to CBBA board Feb. 7. January 26, 1990
CBBA will release poll on casino. February 8, 1990
SBBA solid behind casino. February 9, 1990
CBBA to open recycling center June 30. June 1, 1990
CBBA moving to new location. June 10, 1990
Fee waived for recycler. June 12, 1990
Collection center set to open for business. June 23, 1990
Recycling center opens door today. June 30, 1990
School candidate seeks CBBA backing. August 30, 1990
CBBA to cut back hours for recycling. September 26, 1990
CBBA drive aimed at restocking depleted food-pantry supplies. October 3, 1990
CBBA nears 250 tons of recyclables. November 30, 1990
CBBA delivers food donations. December 12, 1990
CBBA 'only providing space' for stored lights. December 13, 1990
\County to help recycling effort. December 21, 1990
CBBA recycling center will close during move. February 8, 1991
CBBA fills need to recycle trash. April 21, 1991
Morgan open to talks on joint projects. May 9, 1991
City, county asked to aid recycling. June 21, 1991
CBBA establishes service award in honor of Griffis. June 23, 1991
Meyer elected CBBA president. July 14, 1991
Gross receives to CBBA award. July 14, 1991
CBBA opposes city ward system. July 23, 1991
CBBA kicks off annual holiday food drive Monday. October 19, 1991
Food gifts to aid 600 Bluffs families. November 21, 1991
CBBA giving 5 tons of good to pantries. November 13, 1990
Creator
Nonpareil reporting
Source
Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
1971-1991
Format
Document
Type
Newspaper articles
Identifier
Council_Bluffs_Business_Association
Coverage
Council Bluffs, Iowa
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