Took advantage of a great special that she was offering during Black Friday. Due to Covid-19 the…read morereading was done virtually via Zoom. Goddess Keyes was extremely professional, I missed our initial appointment time and she emailed me to reschedule which I thought was above and beyond since it was totally my fault for missing my appointment. Her readings were very thorough and insightful you can tell she has been immersed in tarot for quite some time. If you have been debating on getting a tarot reading I highly recommend you do it with Goddess Keyes!!

Come on down to support the local post. Watch online for weekend meals for a reasonable price and…read morefor special holiday events.

Went in last night with a friend for the fish fry and initially sat at a table. Sat there for 5…read moreminutes without being acknowledged. No big deal. We decided to sit at the bar. Sat there another 5 minutes without being acknowledged by the bartender. Finally a woman said she'd be right with us. Ten minutes later I asked the bartender if this is where you go to get a drink and he said it was but then walked away. It was a bizarre experience to say the least. We were there 15-20 minutes and finally left and went to Christopher's. It wasn't that busy either. We got there right around 5:30.

Ruffage! Local! Delish!…read more What a great addition to the DWNTWN DSM Farmers Market and I believe they may attend the Valley Junction one as well! The customer service is awesome I have always been helped by the owner/grower and he will sell me as much or as little as I want. Everything is done by scale! They have this one salad mix that is spicy and I really mean spicy as in peppery! They will give you a taste of any of there offerings! Hoping to see them in the 2018 market season!

Came here for the Friday at Farm and had a great time! The music was not too loud and enjoyable,…read morethere is plenty of room for seating and shade leaves. There was a nice little farmers market and a few food vendors to choose from. I will definitely be going back. Relaxing and fun for all ages

We went there for Fridays at the Farm. But unfortunately out of the 150 people there none of the…read morevendors and 145 of the patrons did not wear masks. We will not be back to this COVID-19 petri dish. Because I would prefer to stay alive.

I have used Angela's services several times and have always been very impressed with the quality of…read morethe work. She recently framed my business's "Best of Des Moines" award and she did a very nice frame setup when my wife's dog passed away that had the dogs paw print and a photo. Highly recommended!

These are the nicest people you will ever run across. Incredibly helpful and kind. Beautiful…read moreoptions for framing.

I scheduled a 60-minute in-person, intuitive reading with Marsha Kreho from Nika Life in Clive…read more Upon arrival at her office, I was warmly greeted and found the entire office clean, comfortable, and inviting. Upon meeting Marsha, I found her to be professional, engaging, and calming. We visited for a few minutes, and then she began the reading. Marsha literally knew nothing about me prior to the reading. Yet, the quality and quantity of valuable information she shared with me during the reading were truly remarkable. When the reading was completed, 90 minutes had elapsed. Not once during the reading did Marsha look at the clock. She was not going to change me for the additional 30 minutes, but I insisted on paying her for your time to be fair. When anyone schedules an intuitive reading appointment without a referral, there is always the question of whether the psychic is the "real deal" or a fake. After spending 90 minutes with Marsha, I have no doubt that she is truly gifted and the real deal. I give her my HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION to anyone who is interested in receiving an authentic and accurate intuitive reading. Thank you, Marsha! John

Great hometown raceway. Come enjoy sone lawnmower races on a summer or fall evening. Also, watch…read moreminibikes and more, too!

Based in Des Moines, the Iowa Wolves are the Minnesota Timberwolves' NBA G League affiliate. Since…read morethe team's first season in 2007-08, the Wolves have won the G League championship (2011) in addition to four division championships (2009, 2010, 2011, 2014). Since Iowa doesn't have an NBA team, the Wolves are the state's preeminent pro basketball team. Current Toronto Raptors head coach Nick Nurse coached the Wolves (then known as the Iowa Energy) from 2007 to 2011. He was the coach of the Wolves' 2011 G League (then known as the D-League) championship team. As NBA fans know, Nurse led the Raptors to the NBA championship in 2019. Not only did Nurse spend a lot of time in the G League, but so did several of the players on that 2019 Raptors team. That team is a great example of the development that can happen in the G League, both for players and coaches. The Iowa Energy became the Iowa Wolves in 2017 when the team was purchased by the Minnesota Timberwolves. This has been the trend with old D-League teams -- they get purchased by an NBA team and become exclusive affiliates. Previously, D-League teams could send players to numerous NBA teams. For example, the Iowa Energy has sent players to eight different NBA franchises, from the Miami Heat to the Phoenix Suns. Now, Iowa is tied directly to Minnesota. Speaking of the Phoenix Suns, that's where one of the players from my favorite college basketball team and alma mater, Georgia Tech, was assigned to and recalled from in 2010 by the Iowa Energy. The player was Gani Lawal. Other players from Georgia Tech to play for the Wolves include Marcus Georges-Hunt and Glen Rice Jr. Numerous NBA players once suited up for Iowa. Notables include two-time NBA champion Joel Anthony, Earl Clark, James Johnson, Naz Reid, Tyrus Thomas, Anthony Tolliver, and Damien Wilkins. As an ACC fan, I just want to point out that James Johnson played at Wake Forest and Damien Wilkins at NC State (and Georgia). Another Wake Forest Demon Deacon, Ty Walker, played for Iowa too. The Wolves' arena, Wells Fargo Arena in downtown Des Moines, has a seating capacity of 16,110 for basketball. It used to be the biggest in the G League until Birmingham's Legacy Arena (17,654) overtook it this year (2021). Both are multipurpose arenas not built specifically for their G League tenants, hence their relatively-high seating capacities.

If you dig basketball and want to get up close and personal to the floor and the game the Iowa…read moreWolves are a great opportunity to do just that! Des Moines was ranked the best MINOR League CITY in a America and that's because we have great teams, with great facilities and people who support our home town teams! Iowa Wolves games are super family friendly and fun! They have post game activities for the kids (meet cheerleaders and players) and plenty of great photo ops with Alpha the team mascot! It sometimes get loud, but that just the roar of the WOLVES in all of us!