Elijah Decious

Three years after it closed, the 15-year breakfast favorite in Cedar Rapids is back.

An established Hiawatha bakery is moving down the road to Cedar Rapids.

The Iowa City Kitty Walk’s tour on Sept. 21 drew a crowd of about 75 people as feline fanatics met cats at home stops over a milelong route through the Northside neighborhood.

Nearly 30 years after President Bill Clinton, Czech President Václav Havel and Slovak President Michal Kovac visited the museum for a dedication in 1995, their modern counterparts returned Friday to dedicate the only Prague-style astronomical clock in the United States.

The new event will offer a wide selection of apples and pumpkins, give a glimpse into the orchard’s history and offer guided tours with family-friendly activities throughout the day.

Happy Joe’s has closed its Hiawatha location with no notice to employees.

Now, coffee shop customers can get The Eat Shop’s bestselling pastries — cinnamon rolls, pecan rolls, kolaches, cookies, dessert bars and more — without going to Solon.

Less than a month after he announced plans to close permanently, the owner of Bo Mac’s has announced plans to reopen.

Paper Crane promises to bring an “innovative and fresh dining experience” to the Northside neighborhood at the helm of owners Sam and Riene Gelman.

With food, dancing, celebrations and “villages” with activities representing multiple countries across the largest continent in the world, the annual celebration isn’t just a recreational opportunity. Each year, the festival reminds its founders and attendees that everyone has a place in Iowa.

Driven by new artists and audiences born after the advent of newer technologies, vinyl records are now the most sold form of physical media today — second only to online streaming platforms for music listeners, according to the Recording Industry Association of America.

A new exhibit by acclaimed photographer Nancy Farese Richards shows that in a world focused on the wrong benchmarks, fun and games play a powerful role in human development — no matter your age.

The cafe, opened by Kelly Elliott and Jamie Skinner in 2018, has closed its current location at 2790 N. Dodge St.

Two new dive bars are making a splash in Cedar Rapids.

Pregame Brew and Chew, a new sports-themed restaurant, has opened on the southeast side under the protege of an old legacy.