Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

In a mostly white state known first and foremost for its agriculture, “Rooted: Labor, Land and Legacy,” a new exhibit at the museum, reframes the significance of farming’s role for Black farmers and Iowans.

Iowa City robber, who taunted law enforcement with “Catch me if you can” note, has been sentenced again but this time in federal court.

A Minnesota-based company is entering into an agreement to purchase The Gazette and 11 community newspapers, the companies announced jointly this morning.

The country star will deliver holiday songs from his "It Must Be Christmas" acoustic tour at the Paramount Theatre.

With the help of a $250,000 planning grant, the Iowa Energy Fund intends to turn Cedar Rapids into its “development grounds” to learn more about effective public-private pathways toward green energy implementation.

The third annual event raises funds for Revival Theatre Company’s yearly programming and educational classes and workshops.

Moys Food From the Streets, a longtime food truck, is moving indoors with a casual but curated concept unique to the Cedar Rapids scene.

Voting is now open to the public. Supporters can help Brucemore stay in the top 10 by voting at bit.ly/Brucemore10Best2025. Votes can be cast once per day through Monday, Dec, 1, at 11:59 a.m. The top 10 winners will be announced on at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 10.

A new clinic at Eastern Iowa Health Center gives new and returning patients the chance to be seen quickly for minor injuries and illnesses

Guests to the museum will have the opportunity to meet and talk with all the artists in one place and to buy works of art in all shapes, sizes and disciplines. Artists will be selling paintings, prints, functional work, stained glass, collage, fiber art, textiles, jewelry and notecards.

“It’s everything you would find in a gourmet holiday gift basket or charcuterie board,” ABC Acres owner Abby Costello said.

The First Avenue Bridge in downtown Cedar Rapids will be closed Thursday and Friday so the city can continue testing the flood control roller gate.

The man known for his proclamation of “One Love” is about to break some hearts as Caribbean Kitchen closes.

A major competitor in the fast-casual Tex-Mex market is opening a second location in Cedar Rapids.

Bruner returns to her Iowa roots this Saturday at the Olympic South Side Theater.