Articles Tagged: Hiawatha

C,R, Halloween parade, hauntings, youth activities fearsome and fun in the works

Outdoor, indoor options for cooling down as temperatures climb

Communities in the Cedar Rapids metro are partnering in a new initiative to attract people from out of state to live and work in the region, setting aside past feuds over jobs in an effort to address the worker shortage.

In one shots-fired incident, a victim sleeping inside was struck by a bullet

The worst of the storms impacted a line from Cedar Rapids to Clinton, leaving power outages that lasted for hours, trees blocking streets and debris scattered across streets. Several Corridor cities announced plans to collect yard waste after the storms.

The sandwich shop, which bakes its bread daily in-house, has a full menu of milk teas, fruity teas, coffee, and a focused menu of the classic Vietnamese sandwich style with unique meat and green options.

Hiawatha woman helps kids have fun while learning, with Legos

GOP presidential hopeful stops in Hiawatha as part of his ‘Fire Biden’ bus tour

It is one of three Iowa cities to win award

Aime Wichtendahl, who in 2015 became the first transgender Iowan elected to public office, has advocated against state legislation that would affect transgender youth.

Friends started The Design House in Hiawatha home during the pandemic

From Cedar Rapids Facebook foodie groups to national news outlets, Culver’s is making a splash with its decision this month to switch soda fountains from Pepsi to Coca-Cola products.

4 Hermanos Mexican Food opened on Dec. 19 at 1725 Boyson Rd. The expansive menu features a wide variety of burritos, fries, nachos, quesadillas, enchiladas, salads, tacos and roll tacos (commonly known as taquitos.)

With the population at a 17-year high, some say new solutions are needed as raccoons ravage urban residences and farms alike.

After three years, the Breckenridges finished the process that was supposed to take nine months.