Willis Dady is hosting its eighth annual Hops for Housing fund and awareness-raising event at the Veterans Memorial Building on the Second Avenue Bridge from 2:30-5:30 p.m. May 6. Here’s how to get tickets.
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Cedar Rapids officials at looking at the impacts of high inflation and construction costs on the permanent flood control. The system is estimated to cost $750 million, but that figure has likely grown, so the city’s assessing the scope to ensure projects planned can be done within budget.
International Paper, one of the world’s leading producers of renewable corrugated packaging and cellulose fibers, is marking its 125th annivesary …
After the 2022 double rain-out, Orchestra Iowa is canceling its outdoor season opener.
After nearly 5 years, the owner said she’s prioritizing her personal life and her family.
CID is finally ready for takeoff with the fourth phase of its terminal modernization project -- signaling the end is near for the massive, $120.9 million project.
In partnership with local nonprofit Trees Forever, the city of Cedar Rapids is offering a low-cost tree adoption for Cedar Rapids residents. Here’s how to get yours.
Richard Childress to keynote 35th annual conference in Cedar Rapids
As Cedar Rapids looks to acquire over 20 homes in the Time Check area for flood control system construction, a homeowner has appealed the city’s acquisition. The levee the city’s looking to build is still in the design phase.
14 students in Cedar Rapids schools were nominated by their teachers for a Kids First award for exemplifying good citizenship, problem-solving and empathy.
Cedar Rapids is working to amend its agreement with the developer undertaking Westdale Mall’s transformation to allow the developer to tap into a reserve fund created when loans associated with the project were restructured.
With his third opening, Pita’z owner Eli Harika hopes to break into a new category.
Sandrine Wallace, a local French baker known for her macarons, is starting a new baking contest this summer at NewBo City Market.
While Iowa lawmakers have passed a bill to fix a state error, leaving local governments down millions in expected revenue as they set their budgets for the 2024 fiscal year, Cedar Rapids still plans to invest in key priorities like flood control and economic development.
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