Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

$20K in awards go to 41 high school seniors

Regional transit discussion was held during The Gazette’s Iowa Ideas conference

With elements of social media, recipe books and educational tools, the website is converging a community around its love of food while fight hunger — both for website users and those struggling with food insecurity.

The bakery and cafe, which opened last November, was the first venture by young pastry chef Kaylee Pline.

Musical comedy, laced with adult humor and themes, coming to CSPS stage

Workers at Cargill’s corn milling plant in Cedar Rapids have been on strike for a week after the local Teamsters union voted to decline the company's last offer.

The Iowa Department of Transportation this week rejected permit applications for most of the automated traffic enforcement cameras used to catch speeding around the state, but the rejected cameras can still be used for red light enforcement.

The state commission has previously rejected two proposals to bring a casino to Cedar Rapids, citing concerns about cannibalizing revenues from other Iowa casinos.

From haunted houses to smashing pumpkins, something wicked (or not so much) this way comes

Pelican’s SnoBalls has a new address in the NewBo district.

Three years after it closed, the 15-year breakfast favorite in Cedar Rapids is back.

Roughly 100 workers at Cargill’s corn milling plant in Cedar Rapids went on strike Tuesday after being unable to reach an agreement on a new contract.

An established Hiawatha bakery is moving down the road to Cedar Rapids.

The union represents about 100 employees across a range of positions at the Cargill corn milling plant in Cedar Rapids. The bargaining unit’s contract expired at 11:59 p.m. Monday.

The DOT on Monday approved only 11 fixed automated traffic enforcement cameras across the state while denying requests for 128 others