Katie Mills Giorgio

From flower festivals and patriotic parades to county fairs and hot air balloons taking to the skies, there is so much to do, see and celebrate around Eastern Iowa in the coming months.

The mother-daughter bridal and prom dress store celebrates five years in Coralville and plans to nearly double its footprint this summer when it moves to North Liberty.

Non-profit focuses on helping teachers find recycled supplies for classrooms and projects.

Elevate Sports, formerly known as Game on 380, hosts a variety of sporting events, particularly for youth basketball and volleyball.

Since 2020, Iverson has had the opportunity to work on water quality projects that have a direct impact on the environment, including lake restoration, abandoned coal mine restoration and more.

The first glow-in-the-dark walking trail in Iowa — and what is believed to be the longest in the nation — was unveiled in Vinton in 2021.

TMJD are a group of disorders that impact the function of those joints and the surrounding muscles, causing pain — often chronic — for millions of Americans. Symptoms can include pain in the area of the jaw joint, limited movement, and clicking and locking of the jaw.

Asbury woman opening store in Dubuque in February

Thanks to a local program that matches older adults with college students, Nancy Lanning is not only getting out on the town but has also formed a meaningful friendship.

Being a small business owner and entrepreneur is enough to keep one busy — but Tasha Lard doesn’t stop there.

Katie Rygh was recently recognized as the Kemin7 Industries and Iowa Governor's STEM Advisory Council’s Southeast Iowa STEM Region Teacher of the Year.

The second annual Southeast Iowa Community STEM Day is set for July 18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot in the Collins Aerospace facility at 400 Collins Road NE in Cedar Rapids.

For the past several years, Lynette Voss has been instrumental in ensuring the Eastern Iowa Honor Flights truly take flight.

Class cohesiveness through the years has made the class of 1954 feel special.

Mike Nemeth opened a music store that aims to be fun. This engineer turned entrepreneur opened Music151 in Fairfax.