Cedar Rapids-based trucking company CRST announced the appointment of Mike Gannon as the company's new president and chief executive officer, replacing Hugh Ekberg.
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Cedar Rapids-based trucking company CRST announced the appointment of Mike Gannon as the company's new president and chief executive officer, replacing Hugh Ekberg.
One person was injured Saturday night in a shooting in southwest Cedar Rapids, according to a news release from the Cedar Rapids Police Department.
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Also, the Iowa City school board will vote Tuesday on demolition of Hills Elementary
Boathouses on the Cedar River date back to the 1880s. Generations of families have called the buoyant neighborhood home in the summers, and enjoy boating and spending time on the river.
Continuing its outreach and expansion, in concert with an explosion of health care services in North Liberty, Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids is considering offering services at an “off-site location” in Johnson County — where University of Iowa Health Care is building a new 469,000-square-foot hospital and Steindler Orthopedic is constructing a new 35,880-square-foot ambulatory surgical center.
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Bohannan said she thinks it’s important for legislators to understand more about the firearms they regulate. She also wanted to show her support for gun rights for law-abiding citizens as well as for gun safety.
The shooting occurred near Kirkwood Community College, which sent a public safety bulletin saying officials did not believe the incident presented an active threat to the campus.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has successfully trapped and collared only one of the rare and elusive gray foxes in the state. Now researchers are expanding their pilot program to find out why the gray fox population is declining.
‘Fire Runner’ will be a single-rail coaster, a newer technology in demand.
State now considers the strips to be illegal drug paraphernalia.
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