The previous record was set in 2004
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The previous record was set in 2004
During Charlie’s time as CEO, the camp for people with disabilities has grown from a few hundred campers to nearly 10,000.
Plans outlined this week by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds to address the state’s physician shortage by increasing medical residency slots in the state could help bolster access to physician services and rural health care. One Iowa hospital CEO says the challenge will be making sure new residency slots can be supported at hospitals across the state.
A new rule prohibits communication between judicial nominating commissioners, who nominate Iowa judges, and the governor until the nominees are sent to the governor for appointment. The State Nominating Commission approved the rule, and it went into effect this week.
Experts say keeping boots clean and minimizing interactions with other flocks are key
Ribbon-cutting marks end of phase 2 in $25M project
Hiawatha facility to open this spring
A man who had told police he wanted to go to prison was arrested Friday on charges he flashed a gun to a teller at an Iowa City bank and told the teller “he would not go home tonight” if he didn’t hand over cash.
90 jobs expected at $260M facility
Once in a while — amid the clamor and chaos of crowds and jeers and protests and press — someone would walk up to a 45-pound, third-grade Tricia Saunders and thank her for “what you’re doing for women’s lib.” As an 8-year-old, she said, “I didn’t know what that was.”
Also again, enrollment slightly dips in state’s public schools
Cedar Rapids firefighters complete annual chilly training
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