In the rest of the country, the colors green and red conjure visions of holly wreaths and Christmas trees. In …
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In the rest of the country, the colors green and red conjure visions of holly wreaths and Christmas trees. In …
Hartwick was once a thriving town of about 250. It boasted a sawmill, wagon factory, creamery, blacksmith shop and general …
‘The city has only one piece of ground that we can really call a park, and that is located on …
President Barack Obama’s distinction of being the first black president of the United States was preceded by many firsts by …
Editor’s note: Today’s installment of Time Machine launches a recurring Sunday feature looking through Gazette archives to tell the stories …
Corrine Shover, whose memoriam ran in today’s paper, will be remembered by many Cedar Rapids baby boomers as a decades-long …
There’s a Duck Pond Pavilion in Ellis Park – but where’s the pond? There’s evidence it existed back in the 1920s …
The Cedar Rapids School Board followed the local tradition of naming schools for presidents when the city’s youngest high …
The Braille School in Vinton not only had a band in 1950s, the band marched in the Lions International Parade …
Fifty years ago, on June 23, 1959, The Gazette published a small item about vandals and a tombstone. Why …
A story published June 1, 1903, related the relatively minor damage of the Cedar River’s flooding at the end of …
In the summer of 1954, the Junior Chamber of Commerce looked into buying a portable playground for the city. …
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