Myra Colby Bradwell ran in 2013, then known as Gregory Hughes, against Ron Corbett. He legally changed his name in 2018 because he felt a “kindred spirit” with the women’s rights activist from the 1800s.
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Myra Colby Bradwell ran in 2013, then known as Gregory Hughes, against Ron Corbett. He legally changed his name in 2018 because he felt a “kindred spirit” with the women’s rights activist from the 1800s.
The city’s only municipal mini golf course has earned $164,000 in revenue with 25,000 plays since its late spring opening, which one council member says “exceeds expectations.”
City residents selected flag design by ranking four options in a survey
The Cedar Rapids City Council District 3 race currently is the only contested city election besides the three-way mayoral race.
The four candidates answered nine questions during the forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Johnson County.
The hourlong forum begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The city council election is Nov. 2.
Local developers see their revamped design of a $71 million entertainment hub at First Street and First Avenue W — with a plaza connecting a Big Grove Brewery, Pickle Palace bar and grill and other mixed-use space — as a “recipe for a lot of success.”
A mixed-use development featuring a Pickle Palace bar and grill with recreation space, Big Grove Brewery, a potential hotel and commercial and housing space comes to the Cedar Rapids City Council for a vote Tuesday.
He was first elected in 2017 in district that covers much of northeast Cedar Rapids.
The forum begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday and will be livestreamed.
Redmond Jones II, who has been West Branch’s city administrator since 2017, is starting his Iowa City position on Sept. 20.
A new report from immigration advocacy groups shows high levels of unemployment among immigrant workers.
The Linn County Gaming Association rallying for passage of the gaming referendum again on the Nov. 2 ballot on Wednesday committed 8 percent of revenue from a potential future gaming operation to local nonprofits.
Council members agreed that the nearly $200,000 was worth it but some had hesitations about the firm that is being considered by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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