When Miranda Hillard announces that she intends to divorce protagonist Daniel Hillard, the latter poses as Euphegenia Doubtfire. Hillard's disguise fools his family, and he re-enters the home as a housekeeper in order to remain with the three children he shares with his wife. Miranda Hillard starts dating her old friend Stu. Hijinks ensue.
The Cedar Rapids Community School District Friday will pilot its first home-based learning day, a new option this year for winter weather-related school cancellations.
Regis Middle School Principal Amanda Allard has been selected to lead the newly consolidated Xavier Middle School, which will maintain two campuses in its inaugural year this fall.
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church parishioners got ball rolling on project to “foster a greater understanding and appreciation” of Black history.
“Celtic Throne II: Psalter of Ireland” will bring song and dance from the Emerald Isle to the Paramount Theatre Sunday, Jan. 25.
Find breakfast, lunch, dinner and more in this opening in a historic New Bohemia bank building.
From the owner of Harold’s Chicken, old soul food is finding a new home in downtown Cedar Rapids.
As the co-founder of Community Health Free Clinic retires, the nonprofit’s new CEO expects the need for affordable medical care to grow even more urgent.
Cedar Rapids school leaders are exploring moving City View Community High School and other innovative school options to the district office as they cut almost $12.9 million from the annual spending plan.
You never know what can happen at a monster truck show. The cacophonous Monster X event, which is slated for Saturday, Jan. 24 at the Alliant Energy PowerHouse, is unpredictable.
Cari McCoy will oversee the organization through the upcoming opening of its new Prairie Summit location.
Also in this week’s Government Notes roundup, Linn-Mar schools has hired superintendent search firm to find the district’s next leader.
Linn County saw a surge in passport applications last year, mirroring both state and nationwide trends.
A proposal to close and realign schools will come back to the board in February before being taken to the community for further feedback.
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