The industrial corridor along Sixth Street SW and 76th Avenue SW nearly to Swisher has drawn more than $1 billion worth of development since 2017, according to the city. The projects accounted for 949 new jobs and nearly as many listed as retained.
Longtime Collins manager started his business in 2018
Swisher-based band brings a fresh vibe to throwback sounds, from bouncy and boozy to swanky and groovy
Signs for the restaurant have reappeared at 4330 16th Ave. SW in Cedar Rapids — a space previously home to Highway 30 Diner, which moved to 1519 Sixth St. SW in June.
K.C. Cakes, first opened in November 2023 by Krystan Proctor and Alex Cooley, will become K.C. Cakes and Cajun as it starts serving Cajun food on Jan. 3.
Comedian bringing his wry views and quips to Olympic South Side Theater in Cedar Rapids
Theater, music, art, dance and spooky music top a world of creativity from Cedar Rapids to Riverside
The new restaurant, at 102 Second St. SE, will open at 4 p.m. Dec. 31.
The buildings at Westhill Village Apartments on Seminole Avenue NW remain vacant until repairs have been completed and a structural engineer has deemed the buildings safe to occupy again, a city official said.
Some of the treated drinking water of Cedar Rapids had nitrate concentrations that approached a federal health limit for months. It might be a recurring problem.
TrueNorth's customized services and community involvement cultivate a diverse local economy in this case study of Newbo City Market and Craft’d.
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Options abound, from music, parties and galas to recreation and kids’ events
A 50-year American tradition of public menorahs will continue locally with Chabad N.E. Iowa’s annual lighting of a menorah on the sixth night of Hanukkah in Cedar Rapids next week.
The Iowa Court of Appeals has upheld a district court's ruling dismissing a lawsuit challenging Cargill’s construction of a now-completed rail yard in southeast Cedar Rapids.
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