Bass-baritone and Centerville native Simon Estes will be a keynote speaker at this year’s Iowa Ideas Conference, The Gazette’s two-day conference that gathers Iowans to discuss topics vital to the state.
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Bass-baritone and Centerville native Simon Estes will be a keynote speaker at this year’s Iowa Ideas Conference, The Gazette’s two-day conference that gathers Iowans to discuss topics vital to the state.
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The land in dispute is key to connecting Forevergreen Road in North Liberty to Tiffin but who will build the final connection and how has been delayed due to a legal fight dating back to 2019. A District Court judge ruled last month Coralville has authority but Tiffin does have the possibility to appeal the ruling.
A Cedar Rapids man on probation for robbery and gun offenses has now been charged with another gun charge and police say he is connected to several shots fired incidents that have terrorized neighbors for months.
When Cedar Rapids once again begins charging fares for Transit rides later this summer, staff are proposing a simplified fare system with full fare costing $1.
In a campaign email last week as the U.S. Senate prepared to vote on legislation that would codify Roe v. Wade into law, Sen. Chuck Grassley’s team claimed Democratic challenger Abby Finkenauer supports abortion “from conception to birth.” But Republican talking points may be misconstruing Democrats’ stance.
After City Council tabled action to allow time to meet neighbors’ concerns, the Cedar Rapids Country Club’s expansion plans are on the agenda for the council’s 4 p.m. Tuesday meeting.
UAY’s biggest fundraising event, the Festival of Flowers, seeks to raise $50,000 to support programming like Spark, as well as the Young Parent Program, health education and downtown Youth Center. The event is Thursday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds. Reservations cost $50 and are available online.
More than 300 people gathered at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Sunday to celebrate Christine Grant’s life and legacy. The crowd included former players, coaches she hired over a quarter-century and athletic administrators from around the country.
A judge in Linn and Johnson county says he has no idea why he was included among 963 Americans who are permanently banned from entering Russia. Judge Patrick Grady has never visited the country.
An investigation found that the Silver City clerk began buying personal items with the city’s credit card online about a year after she started in 2017.
Enough specialty infant formula for more than half a million baby bottles arrived Sunday in Indianapolis.
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