Articles Tagged: Gazette Instagram

Have fall fever? Check out these local beers in a variety of tastes this October.

The big cheese was worth all the hype leading up to its debut Friday at Culver’s restaurants nationwide.

Following a trend nationwide, national political divides are seeping into the Cedar Rapids mayoral race. Amara Andrews is running as a Democrat for Cedar Rapids mayor, while other candidates bristle at partisan ties.

Buff City Soap opened its fourth Iowa location in Cedar Rapids with eyes on several more locations in the coming months.

The four candidates for Cedar Rapids mayor — Amara Andrews, Myra Colby Bradwell, Mayor Brad Hart and Tiffany O’Donnell — met over Zoom for a live forum hosted by The Gazette.

“One Year After: The Derecho Remembrance Exhibit” at CSPS hall through Oct. 10. Exhibit shows Aug. 10, 2020, derecho’s impact through images from Gazette photojournalists, community contributors

Potential play-makers, NCAA’s practice changes and vaccination are among key questions for Iowa football this offseason.

Cedar Rapids couple Bob and Carmen find a way through a year of derecho repairs and challenges. It’s been a year of work and worry, thankfulness and frustration.

A year after the derecho, one Cedar Rapids woman who started feeding her neighborhood three meals a day still is helping the people who have become her friends

The photos in this collection were chosen out of the hundreds taken by Gazette photojournalists during and following the Aug. 10, 2020, derecho in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas in Eastern Iowa.

Cedar Rapids residents and those who helped rebuild after the derecho share their stories.

Through nine years of blogging, Mount Pleasant personality Kaleb Wyse has struck a chord online with a fresh take on old home and garden hobbies through Wyse Guide, amassing nearly 100,000 followers.