In its 20th year, the Iowa Project AWARE summer cleanup is July 9 to 14 and covers 65 miles of the middle Iowa River from east of Marshalltown to Belle Plaine.
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In its 20th year, the Iowa Project AWARE summer cleanup is July 9 to 14 and covers 65 miles of the middle Iowa River from east of Marshalltown to Belle Plaine.
The annual Fourth of July Fifth Season Races, set for Tuesday in Cedar Rapids, have significant meaning to co-race director Jim Dwyer.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
This week’s installment of Curious Iowa answers one readers questions about trails in Linn County. How are the locations of the trails decided? How are they funded and maintained? And why are some paved while others are not?”
Also, Cedar Rapids seeks $500,000 for Cedar Lake trails
The lingering presence of wildfire smoke has made for an unusual start to summer across the Midwest. It also comes during a near-record drought and the threat of hotter summers.
As high speed internet access has become a quality of life issue, some rural communities worry that without access to broadband, they’ll lose the ability to attract and retain residents.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The two leading contenders for the Republican presidential nomination courted conservative women at the
As the fleeing vehicle continued east on Highway 100 it sped up as fast as 125 mph before exiting onto Covington Road.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of June 26
Earlier this year, six students graduated from the pilot cohort of the Child Care Foundations and Communication Class at Kirkwood, an “earn and learn” program geared toward helping English language learners get the certifications and experience necessary to be successful on the job — while getting paid.
Williams, at the time, was taking a well-deserved pause from decades of professional exploration, discovery, growth, and development involving health-care shaping, life-saving, and soul-enriching – and at times crushing – investigation and innovation.
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