John Heim of Marion battles back after 2018 freak accident left him partially paralyzed.
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John Heim of Marion battles back after 2018 freak accident left him partially paralyzed.
Her story has taken on new relevancy now as Republican lawmakers in Iowa assail public school districts for making library books available that they’ve dubbed “obscene,” many written by LGBTQ authors and people of color
A banned graphic novel, “Maus,” sparks renewed interest, and big sales
Troupe is looking to place costumes back on area stages.
After a nearly two-year delay, “Kinky Boots” is finally getting to kick up its heels on the Theatre Cedar Rapids stage, from Feb. 11 to March 6.
Band racing to get back on the road, starting in Cedar Rapids on Feb. 17 at Club 5 in the Alliant Energy PowerHouse.
New Mexico string band Lone Pinon bringing its blend to CSPS stage
“Eden Prairie, 1971” world premiere is the perfect way to open Riverside Theatre’s new downtown Iowa City home.
This year’s One Book Two Book festival, organized by the Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature organization, will feature both in-person and online events for families. The two-day festival will kick off Saturday, Feb. 26.
The menus are revealed for Cedar Rapids Restaurant Week 2022, which is extended to 10 days this year. There’s also a change to the Fork and Knife Feast.
Before it starts a new chapter, patrons reflect on decades of memories made at Basix as they hope future generations make the same memories in Cedar Rapids’ only remaining LGBTQ bar.
Since the pandemic, libraries have seen an increase in the number of donated books that are not usable for resale purposes. Here are some guidelines to consider before you donate.
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