Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

As First Lutheran moves into the future, it honors a musical tradition that’s thousands of years old as part of its $4.2 million investment.

The three Cedar Rapids mayoral candidates want local control on COVID-19 response, but in a Thursday forum were split on their support for mask mandates.

Animations of these replantings, as well as further public engagement opportunities, will be on the ReLeaf engagement website at

Theatre Cedar Rapids bringing beloved children’s books alive through Tony-nominated musical.

With fruit-flavored pickles, hot sandwiches, hoagies and salads, the new restaurant in the Food Court offers healthy food that still has soul.

Judge denies increasing bail for man who is repeat domestic abuser. Prosecutor says he violated no contact order and has history of violations.

Willie Ray Fairley, entrepreneur and owner of Willie Ray’s Q Shack, will be speaking at Mount Mercy on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. This event is a part of the Mustang Leadership Program Series.

Matthew 25 will receive the 2021 Organization of Character Award from the The Robert D. and Billie Ray Center at Drake University.

This week’s Chew on This has your cravings for tacos, subs, warm cookies and new bar and grill food in mind.

Previous Director Scott Hock recently left the role after three years, but the next department head will have opportunities to revamp programming and replenish the tree canopy from the derecho.

The Hawkeye Area Labor Council AFL-CIO announced Monday morning that Labor Day picnics in all chapter have been canceled.

Cedar Rapids area students of all ages are invited to put their artwork on display at The Crunch Berry Run, which is scheduled for Oct. 2.

State and local governments across the nation are contemplating how to spend their shares of funding allocated through the federal American Rescue Plan, a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 aid bill intended to support the public health response and lay a foundation for an equitable economic recovery.

A vision for lake transformation started with Cedar Rapids citizens long before the $20 million ConnectCR bridge and lake revitalization project came to fruition.

Ty’Rell has been missing since Sunday morning