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At age 66, Roger Starr died a homeless veteran in Cedar Rapids. But he went out the same way he camped in the city for over a year: on his own terms.
Like many of the Greatest Generation, the Lehman brothers in West Liberty didn’t think anything of putting their lives on hold to serve their country during World War II. Now with the oldest brother 100 years old, two of the three surviving siblings still aren’t sure what all the fuss is about after a lifetime of serving their communities.
The cafe has more than 20 types of smoothies with fruit and vegetable blends, offering supplements and add-ins for collagen, vitamins, protein, energizing and fat burning effects.
Chef Daniel Velasquez is cooking up his signature fry bread and street foods with a nod to his Native American culture.
See where you can get a $10 gift card in his restaurant tour this summer.
Coffee Emporium opened its third location in Tiffin’s New York development, where it will serve breakfast, lunch, coffee and cocktails for dine-in or drive-thru.
With more entertainment, more vendors and record sales at some, see what you can do at this year’s farmers markets across the Corridor.
We tried out initial offerings at NewBo City Market’s Food Truck Tuesdays. See our thoughts and find out where else you can grab delicious street food in the Corridor.
Foodies, start your engines. The South District Market ‘s parking lot will soon host a new bevy of food trucks for a new annual event in June.
The menu displays quite a variety. Sandwiches focus on Philly varieties with options like jerk chicken, as well as reubens, Italian beef sandwiches and po’ boys.
Cedar Rapids and Cedar Valley both will see growing outdoor concert series this summer. See where and when you can jam out.
Despite mostly recovering from the effects of the pandemic, changes posed by a new landscape may effect Iowa restaurants permanently, according to an industry advocate.
Get the glitz and grit of the era with elevated food and cocktails with local entertainment at the opulent Market at the Tap.
This August, students will be able to pick up The Eat Shop’s signature pastries as well as some gourmet lunch options.
The $250,000 grant to Sigma Lambda Beta will be used to dismantle machismo culture and improve gender equity by promoting reproductive choice at colleges.
