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Try dishes like fufu, jollof rice and toborgee at the Corridor’s only Liberian restaurant.
Know someone making an impact in the restaurant industry? The Iowa Restaurant Association would like to hear about it. Hungry for a farm-to-table dinner? Wilson’s Orchard & Farm has you covered this Saturday with four gourmet courses.
A nationally touring exhibit at The History Center explores a tumultuous time in American history where “wets” and “drys” fought a battle of the bottle that would change the social fabric of America.
After 10,000 straight days of working out under his belt, the 65-year-old said only death can stop him from continuing.
In Cedar Rapids, African cuisine has given an old cafe new life, and the old Grin N Goose will soon be Cliff’s Dive Bar and Grill.
After several months of closure, White Star’s new owner is revamping the downtown Cedar Rapids anchor with a vision for a new type of venue.
Since adopting their Black son, two white Cedar Rapids parents have faced more criticism and a steeper learning curve than most first-time parents.
The new Uptown Marion restaurant is now serving street fries and colorful milkshakes.
This year’s block party on July 24 will be bigger than ever with 14 blocks downtown.
Blue 42 will change under new management, Tavern Blue will bring pizza and mini golf to Coralville and Burgerfiend closes its Northeast Cedar Rapids location.
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 annual dinner will open up ticket sales today for 500 seats.
Two murals under construction in downtown Iowa City are meant to provoke conversations about race that the artists hope will inspire others.
Julie Stow knows Cedar Rapids is more than a place to exist -- it’s a place to live.
Part zoetrope, part music box and part railway car, the exhibit will serve as a backdrop for downtown Iowa City as summer events thaw the pandemic’s social ice.
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