Cedar Rapids native Brad Fowler launches PG-13 pet project.
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Cedar Rapids native Brad Fowler launches PG-13 pet project.
Gucci was destined for the slaughterhouse. But after a trip to Dairy Queen, he found a new path for his life.
After being diagnosed with “failure to thrive” as an infant, Abigail Adams went on to be a successful triathlete, model and actress. Now, the woman with Down Syndrome is touring the country, telling others with disabilities how they can find success, too.
As food insecurity increases, sustainable access to local produce is becoming more critical to meet the needs of families.
His business, Natural Talent Music, received a $14,500 grant from Iowa City council grant this year.
As she continues to spread her childhood literacy platform to thousands of Iowans, Grace Lynn Keller hopes to scale it to the national level as she competes for the Miss USA 2023 crown.
Practiced for thousands of years, an ancient form of therapy is finding new audiences as Eastern Iowans look for new ways to escape everyday stress.
Iowa City poet Caleb Rainey never set out to be a full-time performing artist. But as he tours the country to perform slam poetry, he’s found his stride in fostering a sense of healing and growth for the next generation of artists in Iowa City.
For those with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities, the horses and instructors at Miracles in Motion in Swisher work wonders that other types of exercise can’t.
For Cedar Rapids hairdresser Michele Foster, cutting hair is a matter of community service that goes more than skin deep.
At 17, she was denied the chance to enlist in the Army. A lifetime later, Connie Arens can’t stop serving, because her love of country is more than a feeling — it’s an act of service.
If you ever wanted to be a scientist, now you can. By snapping pictures and scribbling down notes, you can help inform crucial decisions for protected prairies at Indian Creek Nature Center.
After harrowing journeys with infertility, two Cedar Rapids moms want to make sure no other woman has to endure what they suffered alone.
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