Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

Revival Theatre shines light in darkness with “Titanic” musical

“Put aside your differences and negotiate professionally and ethically to do what is in the best interest of our community, and that is to get back to work,” the council writes as Ingredion and union leaders discuss resuming talks to end the strike.

The annual event at Indian Creek Nature Center gives attendees the chance to sample a wide variety of local craft beer at stations alongside heavy appetizers.

Any changes to founding charter ‘must be extremely measured and extremely rare,’ mayor says

Chophouse Reserve, opening in the ground level space adjacent to Chophouse Downtown, plans to open by the end of October in the corner of the Hach Building, in the 400 block of First Street SE.

The new McDonald’s south of Von Maur opened Sept. 7 in Cedar Rapids after several years of planning.

Study will determine feasibility of combining sports complex with intergenerational center

There will be no future landfill after the Marion landfill closes in 2044. SWA confident, but still figuring out options and partnerships

‘Gazzy,’ born in 1941, was named for The Gazette

The city of Cedar Rapids is renovating Sinclair Park to add community garden plots by spring 2023. This is the first step of a larger effort to create a community gardens master plan for another seven to 10 gardens around town.

It was the second shooting in as many days for the city.

Maestro Timothy Hankewich offers his views at start of centennial season

Orchestra Iowa, Broadway’s Errico bring theatrical legacy to Brucemore’s front lawn

New album documents love and loss

Goo Goo Dolls bringing new music to McGrath Amphitheatre in Cedar Rapids