Elijah Decious

The Edison Pub & Eatery has quietly closed in northeast Cedar Rapids to make room for a new restaurant.

Burmese artist and Cedar Rapids resident Saw Naing Lin documents his life through decades of ethnic cleansing and war in a new exhibit at CSPS Hall.

This year’s lineup for the Iowa Craft Brew Festival features several breweries from around the Corridor.

The popular “American Saloon” country-themed bar in downtown Cedar Rapids has announced plans for a second location on the Ped Mall at 118 S. Dubuque St.

There’s a new option for burgers in Benton County.

After several years of repairs, the clock will return to the Benton County Courthouse for public viewing ahead of its installation.

The HACAP Food Reservoir is hosting its Community Food Drive throughout the summer.

Cocktail mixologists from eight Corridor establishments show us how to keep it classy at NewBo City Market’s Cocktail Classic.

An underdog is being celebrated with a new title more than 25 years after he was created to unite Center Point and Urbana. Here’s how Stormin’ Normin pulled it off.

Friday was the last of this week’s send-offs across the state for the Iowa Army National Guard, but certainly not the last of thousands of thoughts, hopes and prayers that will follow the 1,800 Iowa soldiers being deployed to the Middle East.

What started as a physical fitness class for seniors in 1997 is still going today with some of its original members. Here’s how participants in their 80s, 90s and over 100 use exercise as a means to get more out of life.

White Tree bakery, started by owner Jen Juhl in 2021, has settled into a more visible spot after a few moves.

Xolo is introducing their most popular concept to Johnson County with a familiar menu and a new twist on interior design.

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