Cedar Rapids pagoda followed by senior center, meals program
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Cedar Rapids pagoda followed by senior center, meals program
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship confirmed last week that the invasive spotted lanternfly has been identified in Des Moines County in southeast Iowa.
In a meeting with Linn County officials Monday, Larry Weber — who oversees a program that deploys dozens of sensors in rivers and streams across Iowa — said the quality of the state’s water is not improving, and that monitoring of the water must continue.
Gov. Kim Reynolds was among the speakers at the opening of Radix Recovery, a new drug and alcohol addiction treatment center housed in the former Higley Mansion in southeast Cedar Rapids.
The Linn County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a road use agreement with QTS in light of wear-and-tear sustained by rural roads in the area since the start of construction.
Trump filed the lawsuits over a 2024 presidential election poll that showed him trailing Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in Iowa by 4 percentage points.
Tech giant Google plans to purchase energy from the Duane Arnold Energy Center as part of a larger 25-year agreement with the nuclear plant’s owner, NextEra energy.
With a growing chorus of constituents urging Iowa’s Board of Regents to either sign or reject the Trump Administration’s proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” a board spokesman confirmed, “We are reviewing the compact.”
The Hiawatha Fire Department hosted live fire training on October 26, 2025.
Jon and Marcia Kenzenbaw are hosting an open house for their tractor collection auction. The auction features nearly 150 tractors ranging from the 1930s to the 1980s. The open house lasts through Thursday at their property in Williamsburg.
The Buchanan County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Rowley man on Friday after law enforcement officers say he intentionally hit his neighbor with his car.
Also in this week’s Government Notes, the Iowa City school board on Tuesday will discuss the district’s ‘continuum of services’
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