KICKING THE HABIT: A new clinic in southwestern Cedar Rapids will offer counseling and much-needed treatment for people addicted to …
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KICKING THE HABIT: A new clinic in southwestern Cedar Rapids will offer counseling and much-needed treatment for people addicted to …
Work at a newspaper long enough, and you’ll collect quite a pile of studies. Groups, commissions and organizations do a …
Families living paycheck to paycheck have limited safety nets throughout the year; even fewer during the summer. Compounding the issue, …
The Cedar Rapids City Council made the right call in adopting clearly defined and targeted standards for providing economic development …
Government spends piles of money and endless hours to determine the best ways to conduct outreach and provide services to …
The Gazette Editorial Board WEST NILE: State officials have confirmed the first case of West Nile virus in Iowa this …
THE SHOW WILL GO ON: Bluesmore may be gone, but the Linn County Blues Society says it is determined to …
Raise your hand if you like to talk about racism. Keep that hand in the air if you like to …
Corporations were legally established so individuals could limit personal liability. More recently, the U.S. Supreme Court said corporate entities are …
Democrats on the Iowa Senate’s Oversight Committee still are digging into the details of settlements paid by state agencies to …
In her book ‘Hard Choices,” Hillary Clinton wrote, ‘The night of the Iowa caucuses, when I placed third, was excruciating.” …
NO BIDS: Just as Cedar Rapids City Council members launch the Paving for Progress street repair and replacement project, contractors …
GIFT OF LIFE: Thanks to a stranger’s kindness, 3-year-old Blake Burdorf’s nightly dialysis treatments are a thing of the past. …
In recent years, non-profits and other national interests have rallied to fight the growing problem of childhood hunger. In Iowa, …
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