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Daily NewslettersAnna Blanchette, owner of SugarMe in Marion, wants to make hair removal a less painful experience. ‘I could talk about …
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Anna Blanchette, owner of SugarMe in Marion, wants to make hair removal a less painful experience. ‘I could talk about …
Doug Nelson has overseen the Cedar Rapids Kernels through floods, unforgiving weather and plenty of other challenges. None of that …
Iowa will make $50 million in federal CARES Act funding available for broadband internet expansion, Gov. Kim Reynolds said in …
The spring growing season brought with it plenty of uncertainty, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. But those who work at …
Angelia Buhr is the kind of business owner who is following her dreams despite the challenges that life throws her …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Details are emerging for the new HallMar Village senior living facility planned in far northeast Cedar Rapids. …
Some $13.1 million in federal ‘gap” funding is coming to Iowa to provide small businesses with revolving loans. The Cedar …
For local coffee shops to multistate architecture companies, the Small Business Administration’s Payroll Protection Program, known commonly as PPP, has …
CEDAR RAPIDS – As coronavirus shuttered the economy in March, Steve Shriver had a coffee shop where no one could …
Before the coronavirus pandemic, Dawn Murray didn’t plan to become known full time as the Cheesecake Lady. She’s been making …
A new business grant will be available to businesses owned by people of color, Indigenous people and immigrants in Johnson …
MARION – The second phase of Marion’s West End is set to launch Friday with the opening of a new …
Four years ago, Brea Dixon of Cedar Rapids tried to get a Facebook page dedicated to supporting local black-owned businesses …
Another round of political commentary, courtesy of The Gazette! The crew will reflect on the end of session and the most recent hot button happenings in politics.
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