Gage Miskimen

Agribusinesses are major contributors to emissions, its research shows.

The former educator and school administrator announced his candidacy this week

“There are a lot of resources available right now and Linn County has been working extra hard to get those going right now.”

Kimmy Schmadeke has now filed four appeals for individual assistance to FEMA with no results so far. She plans on filing a fifth appeal in the future.

Weekly newspaper’s publisher cites tech companies’ effect on ad revenue and Marion’s proximity to Cedar Rapids in announcing closure

The city’s community development director, Tom Treharne, will serve as acting manager after Aug. 2, Pluckhahn’s last day on the job. Fire Chief Deb Krebill will serve as acting city manager pro tem.

With two large-scale solar farms in the works in Linn County, John Zakrasek shares facts about solar panels to try to address residents’ concerns.

The program, which is in its first year, connects people who have a background in agriculture but no land with the fertile fields along Dows Road east of Cedar Rapids.

The new $32 million estimate means city likely won’t have to use line of credit

Cedar Rapids, Marion and Fairfax have already added the question to the November ballot. Robins and Hiawatha are expected to join also.

The home, at 330 Eighth Ave., is the first house renovated as part of the Marion “Community Build” program. The effort is a partnership involving the city of Marion, Marion Independent School District and the Linn-Mar Community School District. Under it, the Marion Economic Development Corp. buys deteriorating homes and students fully renovate them for sale to families with low-to-middle incomes.

Marion city officials on Monday opened a brand-new pedestrian bridge over Indian Creek that sits between Thomas and Donnelly parks.

The application gives details on 640-acre solar farm plan

The new hours allow for individuals to seek walk-in services after 5 p.m.

The shop’s new owners hope to experiment with new flavors