Bailey Cichon

Understanding Keystone’s dog breed ban

Four beehives are kept just behind the Anchor Center for Women in Cedar Rapids, where the bees are raised and cared for by the center’s residents. The Anchor Center is a rehabilitative center for women on their way out of the criminal justice system.

For the month of September we’re making a delicious homemade apple pie and beef lasagna.

A new mobile training program for first responders came to Cedar Rapids last week to help firefighters prepare for emergency medical situations.

The nearly 18,000 piece collection has a home once again.

Movie magic and baseball: a classic American experience

For the month of August, we’re cooking the Iowa State Fair’s Hot Beef Sundae

Rail Explorers’ first Midwest location offers a 12.5-mile route through the Des Moines River Valley. The experience is made accessible to riders of all abilities and ages through pedal assist technology.

Seeing a lack of youth programming for Latinos in Cedar Rapids, LULAC started Cedar Rapids’ first Ballet Folklórico group. “Fuerzas Culturales” is practicing three times a week before the troupe’s Sept. 18 performance at Festival Latino.

Hundreds of jugglers came to enjoy the 75th International Jugglers’ Association festival.

“Water skuggling” combines water skiing and juggling

Two young girls from Evansdale, Lyric Cook-Morrissey and Elizabeth Collins, went for a bike ride ten years ago and never came home. Their bodies were found months several later at a nearby wildlife park, but the case has yet to be solved.

A century of harness racing at Keokuk County Fairgrounds

For the month of July, we’re making a Snackle Box!

Lessons learned, ribbons earned.