Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

Conservative firebrand Matt Gaetz, the Florida Republican congressman and Donald Trump ally, stopped in Cedar Rapids Friday to campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential candidate and former president.

The vision for “a park in a library and a library in a park” is on its way to coming to life for Cedar Rapids’ new westside library. The library is being designed, but park amenities would include outdoor “reading rooms,” multiuse courts, community gardens, event space and more, leaning on natural elements.

With a new variety unmatched by its competitors, Mezcal Tequila Cocina stands to expand the palate of Cedar Rapids.

Bekka Dunn Dove back in singer/songwriter groove.

Ensemble, lead drummer ready to roll into Alliant Energy PowerHouse

Iowa Women’s Jazz Orchestra stepping into Paramount spotlight in this year’s holiday performance.

A public hearing has been set to start the process of rezoning an area in northeast Cedar Rapids for a new Chick-fil-A location.

With Big Grove Brewery and Pickle Palace opening this month, Kingston Yard’s $81.5 million development is kicking off a new era for Cedar Rapids’ urban core.

The comedy club, which started as Thew Brewing in 2018, will close just after Big Grove Brewery opens its Cedar Rapids location nearby.

Sykora Bakery, a legacy institution in the Czech Village neighborhood for a century, has closed again after a change in ownership.

Cedar Rapids firefighters responded to a kitchen fire at a Long John Silver’s in southwest Cedar Rapids Tuesday morning, according to a news release from the Cedar Rapids Fire Department.

First Street Parkade opened 62 years ago on Dec. 17, 1961

Also, Cedar Rapids City Council members Scott Olson, Ashley Vanorny honored

A decade after renovations first started, a new vision for a historic carriage house has come to fruition as a wedding venue in the MedQuarter.

The latest infusion comes from the 2021 federal infrastructure funding bill; construction on the $112M project could start in 2024