Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

The free admission days supported by the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.

If their true motivations were to organize troops of angry demonstrators to wave signs, shout chants and sing songs, two …

The Iowa Workforce Development service relocated to better serve the community in a newer, better equipped location.

Their menu includes extensive bread offerings, including roasted rosemary and garlic, “The Triple Cheesy” and jalapeno cheddar made with candied peppers.

Global Graze plans to feature eight Linn County restaurants including Big Grove Brewery, The Map Room, The Hangry Lady, Saatvik Swaad and The Hip-Stir.

Five new security cameras have been installed in downtown Cedar Rapids as part of the city’s public safety camera system. They aren’t yet fully operational, but are anticipated to go live by the end of the week.

The Cedar Rapids Downtown Farmers Market celebrated its 20th season with a special dinner by Cobble Hill. Have a taste with our review of an event that could come back annually.

Iowa’s only jazz radio station continues into its 50th year of broadcasting jazz for Eastern Iowans

Without any hints on the new restaurant’s owner, the sign only indicates the new restaurant will serve “New York style pizza, pasta and subs.”

Announcement comes after fatal shooting at NYC office building.

Iowa programs tend to focus on physical improvements, emotional support to help older adults.

Also in this week’s Government Notes, Cedar Rapids is supporting a new initiative to address homelessness.

College Community School District is launching a program with the upcoming school year that educators hope will immerse kids in learning through play. CCSD says it is among the first school districts in Iowa to implement the learning model.

The Wellington Heights Neighborhood Association hosted an art and music event for all ages at Redmond Park on Sunday

An emerging trend shows an uptick in restaurants running without proper licensure, locally and statewide.