Articles Tagged: Flood Recovery & Protection

By The Rev. William Lovin and Shams Ghoneim —- As we approach the 10th anniversary of the tragic events of …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Linda Seger, Northwest Neighbors president, told the City Council this week that a number of residents in …

CEDAR RAPIDS – With the buyouts of more than 1,000, flood-damaged, residential properties now complete, City Hall has turned its …

With more than 1,000 buyouts of flood-damaged residential property now complete, City Hall has turned its attention to flood-damaged commercial …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Ann Poe hopes to turn her work in the trenches of flood recovery here into a winning …

A Coralville man was charged with tampering with records and other charges related to allegations that he used false records …

Cedar Rapids city officials will host a groundbreaking ceremony at 1 p.m. Wednesday to mark the beginning of the reconstruction …

At last. Two weeks after the monumental move began, the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library, 30 16th Ave. …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The library board wants to start construction earlier on the city’s new downtown library, not later, in …

Linn County supervisors have taken an early step toward placing the county-owned Mott Building on the National Register of Historic …

As the Downtown Farmers’ Market heats up again  this weekend, vendors may want to give extra scrutiny to the checks …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Cedar Rapidians who carry standard or high-risk flood insurance or buy it in the future will receive …

Downtown buildings photographed early Friday, June 13, 2008, in southeast Cedar Rapids. (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette) UPDATE: Tonight’s forum was moved …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The levee-building piece of the city’s outdoor amphitheater project on the west bank of the Cedar River …

IOWA CITY – Midwest flooding may lead to more trains, and more delays at railroad crossings, in Johnson County. Union Pacific Railroad …