Mercy Urology Clinic and Hall-Perrine Cancer Center are partnering with the Cedar Rapids Kernels to honor prostate cancer survivors and raise awareness about the disease during a special game at 1 p.m. Sunday, June 29, at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
With the freedom of vacation often comes the temptation of sugary snacks, fast food stops and more screen time than steps. Luckily, with just a bit of preparation, you and your family can stay nourished, energized and fully enjoy everything your summer getaway has to offer.
Whether it was modeling consistency in small and daily gestures, or to be curious, there have been a lot of great lessons along the way
Catcher-first baseman Jaime Ferrer of the Cedar Rapids Kernels was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when he was just three years old. He always looked up to athletes who played their respective sports despite having the disease and now wants to be a role model of his own.
Radix Recovery launched outpatient services this spring with inpatient care to follow later this year at Cedar Rapids facility.
Outdoor Fitness Parks are in our community and a great way to make sure we stay on track with our goals and get to be outside.
Do splash pads recycle water? How are pools cleaned? And how often is the water tested? The Gazette answers your pool and splash pad questions just in time for summer.
What started as a physical fitness class for seniors in 1997 is still going today with some of its original members. Here’s how participants in their 80s, 90s and over 100 use exercise as a means to get more out of life.
Grilling allows you to prepare a balanced meal for your guests, from fruits and vegetables to your favorite lean protein to even toasting those whole-wheat hamburger buns.
Get to Know Gives Back talks to Joe Lock from Eastern Iowa Health Center about the services they provide and what you can do to support their mission.
Although no cancer cluster was found in a 2023 probe, a second more targeted study was requested of a neighborhood.
Too often in our society, we view the absence of scheduled events as vacant opportunity. In other words, it is a common belief that every available moment of the day should be filled with structured and defined activities. But what if the opposite is true?
Get to Know Gives Back talks to Kara Grafft from Foundation 2 Crisis Services about the services they provide and how to get involved.
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