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Central Furniture Rescue, a Cedar Rapids based non-profit, will host a $5 chair and bar stool sale in April, called a CHAIR-ity parking lot sale, in an attempt to turn an excess of donated chairs into other needed furniture.
A ribbon cutting Tuesday marked the anticipated reopening of not just a new building, but a new vision for the African American Museum of Iowa as it expands its statewide presence.
Also, Iowa House passes ban on police traffic stop quotas.
In awarding city financial incentives to an unnamed company to build a $576 million data center in the Big Cedar Industrial Center, members of the Cedar Rapids City Council lauded the project -- the city’s largest ever -- as a “historic” milestone for Cedar Rapids.
The payment came under the federal American Rescue Plan Act and was supposed to be distributed by Dubuque County to Dyersville.
A group of parents of students with disabilities lacks legal standing to challenge a state law prohibiting mask mandates at public schools, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
Iowa libraries and museums warn of financial losses as a result of property tax changes signed into law last year.
Republican legislators in the Iowa House killed the bill, which was uniformly opposed by medical experts and organizations
Laura Thomas to serve the remaining year and a half of Matt Rollinger’s term, who resigned earlier this month.
One person was killed in a fire at a town house in Tiffin Sunday morning, according to a news release from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office.
In California, a high school teacher complains that students watch Netflix on their phones during class. In Maryland, a chemistry teacher says students use gambling apps to place bets during the school day.
Infant to preschool-age music class, instrument ‘petting zoo’ and live performances Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Public Library
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