Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

More than half of Iowa’s assessed streams and rivers had impairments and 63 percent of lake or reservoir segments were impaired in the 2024 draft list

Oscar Mayer novelty vehicle will be in Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day parade

Closure follows Wells Fargo shuttering its downtown branch

The U.S. Department of Labor has ordered Lu’s Deli to pay back tens of thousands of dollars in wages and damages after finding that its management pooled tips improperly for years.

K.C. Cakes, opened at the market in November and repositioned to a larger spot in February, is growing about as fast as the cakes rise in the oven.

Scottish rockers squeeze bagpipe twist onto cover tunes

Social media reunites Miera Kim and Choong-Jin Chang during March 2022 Hancher visit, leading to ‘Old Friends’ concert series in March 2024

Black Jacket Symphony playing all of ‘Escape’ album

SaPaDaPaSo Parade returning to traditional March 17 date.

The Tree of Five Seasons monument near City Hall will be moved a short distance this spring as part of Cedar Rapids’ permanent flood control system construction, making way for a flood wall.

A new Mexican restaurant is replacing one that went out of business a few months ago.

This week, high school students from across Eastern Iowa will compete in a round leading up to the international level for student science and engineering projects.

Advocates for Social Justice members are asking for the city of Cedar Rapids to lobby against a bill that would dismantle citizen review boards that provide oversight of local law enforcement like the one Cedar Rapids created in 2021.

Danisco, an ingredients supplier and subsidiary of International Flavors and Fragrances, is seeking state financial incentives through its High-Quality Jobs Program to support its $22.2 million Cedar Rapids plant expansion.

It will be second Cedar Rapids store for Harbor Freight Tools