Articles Tagged: Flood Recovery & Protection

Even as an excavator attacks the shell of a house two doors down, Greg Vail vows he’s staying. “They give …

Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce President Shannon Meyer is making sure the nation hears the lessons of business flood …

The flood of June 2008 was the catalyst for development of an award-winning Hiawatha styling and hair replacement salon. Daryl …

A day after announcing that the city would bid to buy and refurbish the long-struggling downtown Crowne Plaza Five Seasons …

Demolition could begin as early as August on the Quality Chef complex to make way for the NewBo City Market. …

June 11 is a historic day for Zins restaurant, 227 Second Ave. SE. In 2008, the restaurant closed its doors …

Officials hope the weather holds this weekend for the reopening of Ellis Pool. The Cedar Rapids pool was badly damaged …

Parking for library patrons at the city’s coming new public library across from Greene Square Park will be free under …

Mayor Ron Corbett and council members Chuck Swore and Justin Shields told a midafternoon news conference that it made sense …

Members of the Cedar Rapids Veterans Memorial Commission kept asking city leaders what they planned to do about returning to …

NEWTON – Republican gubernatorial candidates rallied their troops Wednesday for a big push to the polls next week. “I think …

Young professionals with a stake in the future of Cedar Rapids have a chance to get involved with the Building …

Two entities have submitted bids to acquire the city’s flood-damaged, former downtown library on First Street SE, city officials told …

It will cost the city $84,330 for the next year to continue to buy flood insurance from the National Flood …

Kurt and Brenda Warner will be coming back to Cedar Rapids in June to help complete two Habitat for Humanity …