After calling Donald Trump a liar and a fraud during the last Republican debate, the three other debaters all acknowledged …
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After calling Donald Trump a liar and a fraud during the last Republican debate, the three other debaters all acknowledged …
Across the Cedar Rapids Corridor, 36,000 daffodils were delivered last week from Peck’s Flower and Garden Shop, our hosting venue, …
Herman Lenz A juror’s rights law is needed to remind jurors of their right and duty to put the law …
If lawmakers take away the front license plate off vehicles, how are bus drivers going to get license numbers of …
Let’s somehow, someway get Sen. Chuck Grassley out of Washington, D.C. Somehow, someway can we have Ron Corbett be our …
Regarding the March 5 article ‘No charges in shooting of 2 wolves”: If a hunter’s eyesight is so poor they …
The CBS2 report Water War was a surprise, especially because our situation in Cedar Rapids is a long way away …
I got a chuckle when I read ‘Cedar Rapids seeks applicants for boards and committees” in the March 2 edition. …
Could any of you readers give an effective speech with your hands in your pockets? Could a TV weather forecaster …
With all the violence we have in this country, it is really sickening to hear and read about the hate …
I couldn’t agree more with The Gazette’s March 3 editorial ‘Supreme Court vacancy: Grassley has a responsibility to lead.” Many …
I am writing in support of the progress to the Westdale Mall property on the southwest side. It occurs to …
On Feb. 21, a guest columnist in The Gazette asserted that increasing the minimum wage would result in higher unemployment …
Reference is made to The Cedar Rapids Gazette’s front page on Feb. 24. Here we go again with the University …
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