The shelter, at the Fillmore Center, has stayed open since November 2019 and served more than 600 residents during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Cedar Rapids city facilities currently closed to the public because of the pandemic will open beginning July 6.
Ann Cejka, program coordinator at Ushers Ferry Historic Village in northeast Cedar Rapids, immerses herself in history at work and at home.
Fireworks, Balloon Glow, DockDogs, drive-through pancake breakfast among the events returning to the 2021 Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival.
“Some cities and counties are in a different place in fighting the pandemic, but the Legislature and the governor do not see it that way, which to me is disappointing,” Mayor Brad Hart told The Gazette
In this week’s Chew on This, Scooter’s Coffee reveals plans for two new locations, a new food truck offers soups and sandwiches, Daisy’s Garage expands and kolache bakes continue at St. Ludmila.
The Cedar Rapids Concert Chorale will celebrate its 62nd year as this area's distinguished community chorus with four Mainstage Concerts.
The BACK Program, in partnership with the Kirkwood Small Business Development Center, offers technical assistance to Cedar Rapids’ small businesses grappling with COVID-19 and derecho effects.
CEDAR RAPIDS — City of Cedar Rapids facilities that have been closed to the public since last spring to the …
In an email to families Tuesday, Superintendent Noreen Bush said With only 13 days left of school, the district is choosing to maintain its mask policy through the end of the school year.
Police are investigating a shots fired incident after reports of gunfire Monday morning near the 1800 block of Park Avenue SE in southeast Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rapids economic development organization promotes three staff members
Police say he dropped cartons of cigarettes valued at about $1,600
The city is looking to hire 45 more lifeguards to open Bever, Ellis and Jones pools this season
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