Individuals experiencing homelessness in the Cedar Rapids area may more quickly receive vouchers to help them pay for housing costs under a rule change implemented this week by the city of Cedar Rapids, allowing low-income families to better access support as they become unhoused and reducing lengthy waits for assistance.
Post-grunge rockers digging through 25 years of music spanning generations.
Award-winning comedian riffs about his kids, his U.S. Soccer Paralympics team
Street food meets modern fusion at Mextizo and CaFe Tacuba.
All selections, student to pro-am and professional, have an Iowa tie.
Written by NYT bestselling author Rob Bell and directed locally by Tony-nominated ‘Rock of Ages’ director Kristin Hanggi
In Cedar Rapids’ delayed quest to establish “quiet zones” to reduce the number of train horns sounding throughout downtown and NewBo, city staff anticipate the first phase will be complete within approximately the next year. Some City Council members were skeptical of the completion.
Preliminary site plans are taking shape for a mixed-use development at the former Transamerica site on Edgewood Road and 42nd Street NE, where more than two years ago some neighbors organized in opposition of a local developer’s proposal and prompted the property’s sale to another developer.
Following the rapid expansion of Raising Cane’s, Dave’s Hot Chicken is turning its attention to Iowa as one of its last remaining frontiers of expansion.
Baseball fans raised $7,000 during the Depression to install lights
Directors named in areas of faith, curriculum, early childhood, enrollment and finances of the new Catholic School System
Also, Iowa Economic Development Authority board awards incentives to Danisco expansion in southwest Cedar Rapids.
It offers groceries, deli, coffee shop, bakery
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