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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Entrepreneur Clayton Mooney to speak at 1 Million Cups
The market announced its closure over the weekend, ending a long tradition of meat markets at its Czech Village address.
Iowa couple turns fun into their enterprise, renting their Airstream for near and far vacations.
From wage increases to changes in company culture, companies are competing for a limited pool of workers.
Paw Control Wildlife Solutions works with homeowners, apartment complexes and commercial properties to catch nuisance critters.
New low-impact workout leaves even fit people feeling the burn at Pure Barre in Cedar Rapids.
Kay Patten runs RJ Ender Compouters in Cedar Rapiss with her son, Jeramey Kies. The two purchased the Cedar Rapids location in May 2021 after working with the previous owner and founder, Rich Ender, for the past couple years
MSI’s molds have over 50 years become critical to the automotive, power sport, agriculture, lawn and garden, medical equipment, heavy truck, material handling, recreational vehicle, construction and office furniture industries.
Family Promise is a small organization that hasn’t been part of the Cedar Rapids community for very long. But under new leadership, the organization is aiming to find its niche in helping families in the Cedar Rapids area who are struggling with housing needs.
Mark Butland sees collaboration among Iowa’s existing educational technology companies and startups as crucial for the growth of the industry in the state.
The market’s late-summer produce stock includes tomatoes, zucchini, peppers, lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers and kale grown on-site, along with dill for pickling and eggs from the family chickens.
Eastern Iowa gym owners are seeing renewed interest in gymnastics after the Olympics, but they're still facing challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kara Krapfl helps other people bring the joy of cut flowers into their own homes through Lovely Bunches, a pick-your-own flower farm she opened with her mother, Sharon Dooley.
