Horizons’ Meals on Wheels program returned to daily hot meals on June 1, and needs volunteers as it is ramping up its delivery schedule from 33 routes a week to more than 160 in the Cedar Rapids, Marion and Hiawatha area.
Emma E. Walker of Emma's Cellar Door has partnered with White Cross Cellars and Blumen Haus of Main Amana to present the first Colony Arts show on Saturday.
The Iowa City Public Library’s Art Advisory Committee is looking for new members. The committee is made up of six members, and terms run for three years.
The lodge, which provides free housing to cancer patients and their caregivers who must travel far for treatment, has been closed for COVID-19.
Vesterheim, the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School, is excited to welcome visitors during Decorah’s Nordic Fest celebration Thursday through Saturday.
In a self-guided audio tour, riders will be able to visit locations and learn about historical and present-day inequities in Iowa City.
The group is preparing for live performances with a new director
Maquoketa natives Mary Joy and Jerre Stead have provided a $50,000 gift for the renovation of the Maquoketa Art Experience at in downtown Maquoketa
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
All people who live in, are employed in, go to school in, or visit Linn County are invited to complete a community health survey that help gain insight on issues impacting the Linn County community’s health and well-being.
HACAP Food Reservoir receives nearly $40,000 from Eastern Iowa Walmart and Sam’s Club stores.
The Bever Woods neighborhood has been found to be eligible for the National Register of Historic Place. A neighborhood meeting is planned for Wednesday at 6 p.m. to share what this process means with area residents.
Today through Thursday, donors can help AbbeHealth Aging Services maintain the adaptations implemented during the pandemic to help aging adults stay healthy physically and socially.
The American Heart Association’s annual Heart Walk is coming back to Cedar Rapids this summer after a year of challenges and delays due to the coronavirus pandemic and the derecho.
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