The Wolfes struggled with infertility for years before welcoming their daughter, Finley, at Mercy’s Birthplace & NICU on Feb. 9, 2024. Their journey toward parenthood began in earnest in 2020, when they moved to Cedar Rapids from Phoenix.
The Economic Alliance launched its second annual business-to-business focused campaign, Buy319, to challenge companies to switch to local vendors for business services.
In 2024, 43% of people plan to stream the NCAA tournament on their TV, phone, or tablet.
Getting your Class B commercial driver’s license at Kirkwood Community College only takes one week, and drivers are in demand.
Membership: the driving force of all that the Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance does. A word that describes the heart …
Exploring 5G home Internet and how it compares to fiber Internet, helping you determine the best way to keep your home connected.
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CarePro Home Medical answers frequently asked questions about beginning CPAP therapy, a common tool for improving health and sleep quality for many.
Kirkwood Continuing Education has options for adults who want to learn yet can’t find the time to commit to a class schedule.
Connectors, advocates and sometimes even matchmakers. No one knows our region’s business community like the Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance. Membership can create growth, credibility and sustainability for your business or organization.
Launched by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) five years ago, All of Us is one of the largest health research programs in U.S. history, and its goal is to accelerate health research.
The All of Us Research Program will last for 10 years or more to allow researchers to study health over time. Progress, including research findings, will be communicated to participants throughout the program via a dedicated website, emails, newsletters, and more.
When a storm passes, sunlight can be quick to follow. Sunlight can come in many forms and, in this case, it came as an opportunity that drew the attention and talent of one young woman who wanted to help the community regrow.
The shift to technology-based learning has affected every level of education, from preschool through college. The one back-to-school essential that many people forget: reliable Internet.
ExCel Learning Center Daycare founder Darcel Pledge stuck to her mission of bringing the facility to reality.
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