Starting Monday, visitors to Cedar Rapids City Hall will now be asked to dial in using newly installed kiosks and won’t be able to access city offices without a staff escort as part of new lobby upgrades. Doors will stay open during public meetings.
Open for lunch and dinner, CityWalk’s tentative menu includes rib-eye steaks, trout, pastas, wraps and sandwiches. They hope to eventually offer brunch on weekends, as well.
The restaurant’s new opening was announced on social media over the weekend with menus featuring “build your own” options for macaroni and cheese bowls and grilled cheese sandwiches.
Bo Mac’s, 219 16th Ave. SE, announced its closure on Aug. 22 — just three days before closing on Sunday, Aug. 25.
Cedar Rapids-based trucking company CRST announced the appointment of Mike Gannon as the company's new president and chief executive officer, replacing Hugh Ekberg.
One person was injured Saturday night in a shooting in southwest Cedar Rapids, according to a news release from the Cedar Rapids Police Department.
Ten years ago, it was struggling with no cash and mounting debt. Today, the center that provides care for disadvantaged Iowans has transformed into a suite of services across its campus. And it’s not stopping there.
Samantha Dahlby designed program to introduce computer science concepts to youngsters
7 stationery stores participating in first Iowa Paper Trail
The team brought home their fourth national title since 2015 this month. But they’re doing more than winning.
A 19-year-old was sentenced to over 4 years in federal prison for supplying stolen gun to another during a “rival gang” shooting incident. Nobody was injured in the July 9, 2023, gunshots fired on the Iowa City Pedestrian Mall. Authorities found firearms and ammunition in the teen’s home, which led to the federal charges.
A 25-year-old Cedar Rapids man pleaded to five charges in three separate cases Thursday and faces up to 20 years in prison.
Rockford, Ill., native equally at home with pop, jam and Americana sounds
Uncertainties with construction east of the Bridge of Lions on 16th Avenue, combined with unusually wet weather, have postponed the annual Dinner on the Bridge to 2025.
Fancy’s Pizza has been offering elusive pop-ups every weekend next to the True Value hardware store. But each Sunday, there’s only one way to catch one of the 70 pies: be one of the first customers to place an order on Instagram.
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