Articles Tagged: Hiawatha

Also in this week’s Government Notes, Marion seeks to regulate metal detecting in public parks

A Hiawatha man was convicted this week on five charges involving molesting and assaulting a female teen. He faces up to 13 years in prison.

A Cedar Rapids man was arrested Monday on charges that he requested to meet with someone he believed was 13 for sexual purposes.

Cedar Valley Working Families, a new group in Hiawatha, is working to rebuild community and use its power to help local families in uncertain times.

Also, Linn County Conservation campgrounds open this week

Jodi Schafer started in January as the new talent attraction director hired by the Collaborative Growth Initiative — a partnership of the cities of Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha and Marion and the Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance.

Also, Marion City Council approves incentives for Uptown housing project

Also, Cedar Rapids schools to host Pathways update meetings this week.

Amie Wichtendahl of Hiawatha hopes her election serves as a ‘repudiation’ of anti-trans stereotypes

Hiawatha facility to open this spring

An online auction from Backes Auctioneers, which goes live at 10 a.m. on Jan. 20 will give buyers the chance to bid on a rotisserie smoker, deck pizza ovens, pizza making tables, dining tables and other commercial kitchen essentials.

The last remaining Maid-Rite in Cedar Rapids, dubbed the city’s oldest sandwich shop, will close on Jan. 15.

A partnership of Cedar Rapids metro communities will start the new year with a new talent director tasked with growing the labor force and addressing worker shortages.

A Hiawatha man was arrested last week after police say he attempted to meet up with a 15-year-old, who was actually a police officer using a spoof account on a website known for prostitution.