Articles Tagged: Cedar Rapids

‘Clue’ brings madcap comedy, ‘Woman in Black’ brings ghost story to light

C,R, Halloween parade, hauntings, youth activities fearsome and fun in the works

The man, who held a knife to a woman’s neck, choked her and tried to smother her with a pillow as he sexually assaulted her, pleaded to third-degree sex abuse and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will headline a fundraiser later this month in Cedar Rapids for the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum.

Launching City View Community High School ‘feels like having a newborn baby,’ Principal Dan DeVore says of Cedar Rapids’ newest high school.

‘We wanted to do something for the community’

Its main clientele is extended-stay guests

After years of planning, Big Grove Brewery is set to crack open a new taproom in Cedar Rapids and a new distribution facility in Iowa City that will increase production by more than 50% next year.

It offers offices, conference rooms, printers, business address

Honoring the Human Form, a new art exhibit with about 70 pieces at the Schwartzkopf Gallery in Cedar Rapids’ Cherry Building, explores the human body through seven artist’s unique perspectives, including their glimpse at late model Kristina Collora Pearson over the last decade.

As local officials explore possible shifts to which entities and employees manage downtown, Thoeming resigned from the alliance as its downtown advocate. His departure comes amid a restructuring of downtown management responsibilities before the city considers a new vision plan guiding downtown’s future.

Julia Jessen selects 60 pieces from permanent collection for her inaugural show

Get a taste of fresh kolaches and more at the newly remodeled bakery with historic ties to the Czech Village.

The city of Cedar Rapids is piloting a program to give vouchers to low-income households toward purchasing a bike or e-bike at local shops. The effort aims to provide them with a low-cost transportation method to help them travel to work, appointments and social services.

Gazette’s arts columnist answered the phone for a surprising interview