Iowa music man Bob Dorr reflects on turning 70, spending 50 years on Iowa Public Radio and 45 years leading bands.
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Iowa music man Bob Dorr reflects on turning 70, spending 50 years on Iowa Public Radio and 45 years leading bands.
The U.S. figure skating championship pair Ashley Cain-Gribble and Cedar Rapids native Timothy LeDuc are going to the Beijing Olympics. That means LeDuc, who identifies as nonbinary, will become the first openly nonbinary Winter Olympian.
‘The glue that brings a community together,’ Kathy Waychoff has spent a lifetime connected to volunteerism.
Over the last decade, Sean Keller has forged a new barbecue tradition unique to Iowa with all the hickory smoke but none of the mystery that legendary flavors are often shrouded in.
After owning the one-millionth Thunderbird manufactured by Ford Motor Co. for 36 years, Bob Peterson is donating it to the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, Calif.
As the Cedar Rapids Public Library celebrates 125 years, patrons can see the library’s history and evolution on display starting Jan. 15.
Cedar Rapids author turns therapy dog’s journey into children’s book, “Meet Mali the Therapy Dog.”
Holiday light show dances around rural Walker cul-de-sac.
After 56 years, Heidi Kersten will unplug her family’s assortment of life-size, homemade Christmas displays for the last time.
Homes and businesses of the Little Mexico neighborhood in Cedar Rapids were razed in the 1960s to build I-380 in Cedar Rapids. Dozens of immigrant families were displaced. The notion of erasing a non-white neighborhood to make way for progress is now seen through a different lens.
A chef in the Czech Village is making a name for himself not by mimicking the stereotypes of Michelin-starred restaurants, but by recalibrating the simplicity of good food.
From Amana to West Branch, events include Old World fare, tree-lighting ceremonies and visits from Santa Claus.
Bundled-up tree-hunters with mittened kids in tow lined the road along the Ely evergreen market before it opened at 9 a.m. Friday. And at Solon’s Handley’s Holiday Hillside Inc., about 30 minutes south, dozens of parked vehicles squeezed the gravel road from both sides for as far as the eye could see.
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