He will teach some classes, be available to students
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
He will teach some classes, be available to students
He succeeds Nancy Humbles; Cindy Garlock to be board vice president
The program helps people, organizations recover from August 2020 derecho.
New infections increase for fourth week in a row; available ICU beds hit all-time low
Iowa City collaborating on relief spending, affordable housing, child care
More than 150 GOP U.S. House members filed legislation to nullify a mask mandate for businesses issued by Democratic President Joe Biden's administration.
A 27-page post-derecho review released this week by the Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management says the breakdown in communication among local and state officials during and after the storm caused consequences, such as full debris trucks showing up at closed landfills and aid agencies ordering meals that weren’t expected.
Marking a shift in tone from previous forums where partisan divides emerged, the two remaining candidates for Cedar Rapids mayor, Amara Andrews and Tiffany O’Donnell, focused on their visions for improving the city in the last forum before the Nov. 30 runoff.
A jury found Steven Vogel, 32, of Grinnell, guilty of first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse in the death of Michael Williams, 44, whose body was found burning in a rural Jasper County ditch on Sept. 16, 2020.
From now through Nov. 30 (which is Giving Tuesday), all donations received through the Mercy Foundation’s Giving Tuesday website will be matched by Fairfax State Savings Bank, up to $15,000.
Hot Stamped Foil Imaging was invented at the University of Iowa by longtime Art Department faculty member Virginia A. Myers, creator of the Iowa Foil Printer. Both the exhibit and talk are free and open to the public.
The forest wildlife stewardship plan is a guide for future management of the wildlife area which will focus on maintaining wildlife habitat, reducing invasive species along with promoting long-term sustainability of the forest resource at Ram Hollow.
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