Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

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Philanthropist shares $335,000 with The History Center for award-winning project

Gia’s Italian Kitchen owner Kelley Cole teaches others to cook. But in the process, she’s bringing people together for a greater purpose.

Among the five Cedar Rapids projects that were recently awarded redevelopment tax credits from the Iowa Economic Development Authority, local developer Steve Emerson’s proposed transformation of the old Guaranty Bank block received a major boost.

‘Parade’ coming back to launch Cameron Sullenberger Overture Series

Evening of music, dance and stories headed to CSPS stage

Concerts galore from local, national and international scenes.

Once rehabilitation work is complete next spring on a once-blighted building in Wellington Heights, Hawkeye Area Community Action Program will own and operate the old Colonial Centre property that the city of Cedar Rapids is transforming into affordable housing.

Before its first location has even opened, Abelardo’s Mexican Fresh is planning another location at a former Dairy Queen.

Iowa travelers will see bustling airports, clear roads, busy highways and lower prices at the pump this week. The Thanksgiving holiday travel period is expected to be the busiest in several years and a record-setter for air travel.

Radical union organizer arrested in Marion in 1919, sent to prison

Melvin Staton was walking along an alley in Cedar Rapids on the evening of Monday, Nov. 27, 1950, when he …

No holds barred in bringing classic movie musical to stage

Those living in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, with the support of their neighbors, can organize to form neighborhood associations. But can any resident start an association within their city and get funding? How are neighborhood boundaries and names determined, anyway?

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