Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

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.

2 Cedar Rapids men knew what to do in 1897

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.

Cities and nonprofits around Iowa have invested in repairs to a substantial number of homes in older core neighborhoods. As a result, they’re seeing neighbors fix their own properties or band together to spearhead more improvements like creating a park. Could more state funding help?

Danni Pace started the business in 2023

NYT bestselling author, Broadway director stage play with Corridor A-list in Cedar Rapids.

The Higley Mansion, which used to operate as a senior-living facility in southeast Cedar Rapids, could be turned into a residential rehab house to offer voluntary treatment to those struggling with substance use issues.

A preliminary plat that will guide redevelopment of the former Transamerica site in northeast Cedar Rapids got the green light from the City Planning Commission. Neighbors still want more details about what will take shape at the site that haven’t yet emerged while in its early stages.