After completing a plan guiding Cedar Rapids’ transition to lower-emission vehicles in the city’s quest to be carbon free by 2050, city officials are opting to seek federal funding to add five hybrid electric buses to its fleet.
Across the globe, the Rev. Michael Lapsley has facilitated healing from trauma and wounds through storytelling. This month, you can participate in his workshops.
Eastern Iowa Health Center expansion allows more help for children, low-income, elderly
Now 50 years in the making, the International Banquet has offered a space for students to express themselves. But in celebrating their differences, they realized that they’re more alike than they thought.
Signs on site and a social media presence recently popped up for Acapulco Seafood & Grill.
Core musicians stretch themselves, audiences through commissions from East to West and traditions in between
A Facebook post from the barbershop states that a couple of windows were broken and someone had thrown Molotov cocktails into the building.
Glazed and Infused at 804 Fifth St. SE., adjacent to the recently-opened Oak Hill Tavern, opened March 31 with more than a dozen traditional and cocktail-themed flavors, a self-serve coffee bar and other beverages of choice.
A new master plan for the MedQuarter Regional Medical District envisions transforming empty properties, improving placemaking and strengthening the district’s identity to lure patients, healthcare providers and businesses. That means exploring development of a hotel, creating pocket parks and more.
Outlaw country singer performing April 11 at Alliant Energy PowerHouse
‘Disney’s Beauty and the Beast’ brings family flair to holiday fare
Also, Marion event to address companion, service animals
Veo, the Chicago vendor that owns and operates Cedar Rapids’ bike and scooter rental program, has worked with the city
Today’s event put on hold so fans can watch the University of Iowa Women’s Basketball championship game.
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