Pretty autumn foliage is seen as a sign of death in trees. But as they prepare for winter, here’s what we can learn from them about generating new life.
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Pretty autumn foliage is seen as a sign of death in trees. But as they prepare for winter, here’s what we can learn from them about generating new life.
The Noelridge Park gardens were recently honored with a landscape design award for its winning entry in a nationwide contest.
Arson suspected in gutting of Cedar Rapids church built in 1911
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More than 43 million Americans rely on private wells. But in most cases, residents are free to use outdated wells without having them tested or inspected. The practice is common despite concern about runoff from farms and industrial sites, plus cancer-causing minerals that can taint groundwater.
Now that frost has nipped most of the Cedar Rapids area, it’s time to get out there and do some fall cleanup and other tasks before the snow flies. It’s not unheard of to get snow as early as Halloween.
Questions about what types of political activities are allowed for churches and church leaders arise before Nov. 7 local elections and 2024 caucuses.
Eli Ward is betting his tenacity and skill will set him apart among dozens of talented singers for a shot at $100,000 and a record deal.
Bertram Road’s “Blue Bridge” in Cedar Rapids has found a new home in Indian Creek Nature Center after an unsuccessful attempt to transport it in April.
Airport Director Marty Lenss said in a statement that the strong passenger traffic is promising as the holiday travel season approaches.
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A new sculpture park along one of Mount Vernon’s trails hopes to add more value to the city’s art scene with plans for future growth.
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