Elijah Decious

Lenore Zoll, the owner of now-closed The Fish Store in Cedar Rapids, is serving up fish every Friday during Lent at Stadium Bar and Grill.

Ohana Poke will bring a new cuisine specialty to Marion, the first restaurant of its kind in the Corridor.

For teens on the Grizzlies, basketball is more than a sport — it’s a life-changing opportunity. They play this weekend at the National Wheelchair Basketball Association’s National Championship in Kansas.

A new American restaurant has found ready success in Coralville ahead of plans to expand to Marion and Des Moines.

The owner of Marco’s Grilled Cheese has opened a new tropical escape on North Linn Street in Iowa City.

MIX, formerly known as MIX Sushi & Kitchen in downtown Cedar Rapids, is introducing hot pot to Marion and the northern Corridor.

See nearly 100 looks on the runway with a message focused on sustainable fashion.

As she pursues her lineage with few documents left intact after World War II, Springville resident Lena Gebotszrajber Gilbert hopes to soon have Polish citizenship to prove that Hitler wasn’t ultimately successful in the genocide of millions of Jews, including most of her relatives.

The Mexican category of restaurants is growing in Cedar Rapids, but it’s finding more diversity in its growth, too.

Up in Smoke has filled the vacancy left by Anvil Meat Market & Deli’s departure in 2021.

After several months of remodeling, Bluebird Cafe has opened another location, branching out to Solon.

Support the sports organization for those with physical disabilities in Wellman on March 26.

Following a successful festival circuit tour, “East of Middle West,” a feature-length crime drama written by Iowa City filmmaker Mokotsi Rukundo, will debut soon at FilmScene in Iowa City.

Michael Bornstein, a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp during the Holocaust, will speak on his harrowing experience amid rising antisemitism.

Nearly six months after the first Afghans arrived in Cedar Rapids as they fled the Taliban in Afghanistan, a Catherine McAuley Center case worker said about 250 live in the area.