The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that two restaurants cannot collect damages from insurance policies for losing business following the governor’s March 2020 order requiring restaurants to temporarily stop in-person dining amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Cedar Rapids Thew Brewing posted on Facebook Tuesday it had ceased brewing operations.
The shop stocks products from their own businesses supplemented by local artisans and craftspeople.
Julie Parisis knows the experience of being a NewBo City Market shopkeeper firsthand, having run a space several years ago before joining the administrative staff.
Mayzie Tucker decided to turn her talents into a floral preservation business. And so far, business is blossoming
Vintage Market and Supply in Cedar Rapids’ Czech Village opened in July, with an emphasis on local and regional historic items.
Embody Bridal’s body positive and size-inclusive mission supports all Cedar Rapids brides-to-be. The shop opens Friday in downtown Cedar Rapids.
Green-ish Iowa at Outlets Williamsburg sells houseplants to wine
New data from the Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance shows that Cedar Rapids is starting to shed its reputation as a “chain restaurant city” as it becomes a state leader in independent restaurant trends.
Cedar Rapids business All Out Rampage is space for trashing cellphones, computers and other appliances with baseball bats, golf clubs and sledgehammers, located at 371 Edgewood Road NW.
Cedar Rapids Marketplace’s Cherie Edilson to speak at next 1 Million Cups
For four years, Frank the cat has been the best sales clerk at Next Page Books bookstore in Cedar Rapids’ NewBo neighborhood. “He’s become the face of the bookstore,” store owner Bart Carithers says.
Child care aid is one of four new initiatives designed around one of NewBo City Market’s core missions — to support start-up businesses and their owners.
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