Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

Ernie Topness, a 91-year-old Korean War veteran, recently retired, making him the second-longest serving mail carrier in the country.

Garland family ushered in LED era after 1990 purchase

As life progresses, hard times may leave seniors feeling isolated or struggling to make sense of their unique experiences. Sharing stories, experiences and opinions can improve emotional, mental and physical well-being. Legacy life stories are a way for seniors to do just that — reap the benefits of reflection — and Sandy Bruns is here to help.

Prestige is a biannual special section dedicated to Iowans 55+. Each section includes stories, resources and real perspectives about life in Iowa for older adults that cover a range of issues.

Merging of circus and theatrics brings razzle-dazzle to Paramount Theatre stage

Dirty Dough, which opened its first Iowa franchise in January at 2811 Wiley Blvd. SW, Suite 100, has expanded beyond stuffed cookies and into dirty sodas.

Captain’s Fish and Chicken, opened by owner Ray Aqel at 1616 First Ave. NE in October, has brought a popular new option to the Wellington Heights and Mound View neighborhoods.

Windy City scene made Australian guitarist ‘a much better musician’

It first appeared in 1960 after building remodel

Also, award honors housing needs analysis work in Linn County

Fraser firs, pines available at farms across Iowa

UNI grads started marketing agency in mom’s basement

Parents have questions, concerns, but career-focused education no longer ‘a fad,’ proponent says

Some live to work. Others work to live. But Ashley Whittlesey finds the two inextricably linked.

Photos from the opening day of the Five Seasons Lights at McGrath Amphitheater in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024. The light display is free and runs through December 26th.