Orchestra Iowa, in partnership with Ballet Quad Cities, will present the beloved holiday classic “The Nutcracker.” Two performances will take place at the historic Paramount Theatre at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6.
Anticipated investment into a large-scale data center campus in southwest Cedar Rapids has grown to $1.75 billion, per recent communications between the city and data center developer QTS.
A former federal prosecutor has asked the Iowa Supreme Court to rehear oral arguments in a case filed against the Cedar Rapids City Council for alleged violations of the state’s open meetings law.
A McDonald’s franchisee hopes to rezone a portion of Cedar Rapids along Mount Vernon Road SE for a new Golden Arch this week.
Grammy-nominated artist Jim Brickman’s concerts are reminiscent of the holiday Christmas specials by such legends as Bing Crosby and Andy Williams.
Also in this week’s roundup of government news, Cedar Rapids gathers input from 700 residents about adding green spaces to the community
Treasured flavors from the Old World will once again return to the Czech Village.
The move would address evolving space needs of the Linn County Auditor’s Office and lead election services “into the future.”
For some, traditions look a little different in the kitchen. Here’s how families from different cultural backgrounds fold their own heritages into holiday celebrations.
Dua Pie, a restaurant specializing in New York style pies, subs and pasta, opened on Nov. 19.
The Iowa Supreme Court has reversed an appellate opinion in a case against the Cedar Rapids City Council and affirmed that members were legally allowed to enter into closed session to interview a potential city clerk candidate.
Small, local businesses have been feeling the impact of recent tariffs, inflation and falling consumer confidence this holiday season. Here’s why and how to support them.
Ring in the holiday season with festivals, holiday markets, light displays and other events.
The delay results in the loss of $3 million in state funding for the two smaller infrastructure projects, although the city is eligible to reapply at a later date.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is rolling out new victim assistance tools and has joined a multi-state push to scrutinize a major rail merger. Plus, Iowa lands $82 million for cleaner transit vehicles, and state economic officials approve new business aid and community projects.
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