Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

City kicks in $1 million in ARPA funds to help 249 students

Cedar Rapids store offers nearly 1,000 tools for sale

The local demonstration came against a backdrop of several Republican candidates, campaigning in Iowa and elsewhere, calling for banning pro-Palestine protests and accusing pro-Palestinian demonstrators of being antisemitic.

African American Museum turns to Cedar Rapids Museum of art for gallery space

Save CR Heritage, residents asked board to reconsider school’s fate

Comedian ready to say what others are thinking but dare not say

Clarinetist Christine Bellomy has been waiting 44 years to cross this off her bucket list

After state and local public officials in April reported safety and potential child labor violations at the mixed-use “Banjo Block” project downtown, the city this summer implemented new language in its standardized development agreement.

Cafe Allez, with a bakery and espresso bar inspired by the Tour de France and European travels, will occupy the spot that was previously home to

A new breakfast spot has opened in southwest Cedar Rapids.

Van Meter Inc. emphasizes same values in Cedar Rapids

Jim Miller, a Cedar Rapids native who has held numerous roles leading community organizations, has been tapped to serve as the next executive director of The District: Czech Village and New Bohemia, succeeding Monica Vernon.

With homelessness on the rise and Cedar Rapids residents being in need of more affordable housing, here’s what candidates seeking Cedar Rapids City Council seats in Nov. 7 local elections had to say about improving housing access.

It’s “encouraging” Iowa lawmakers cut Iowans’ property taxes, Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell said on Iowa Press Friday, but the resulting revenue reduction to the city could mean the city scales back spending.

Also, Brown NationaLease facility, which has a location in North Liberty, coming to Cedar Rapids