Talk about bad timing. A local program that has worked on about 100 flood-damaged Cedar Rapids homes since July is …
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Talk about bad timing. A local program that has worked on about 100 flood-damaged Cedar Rapids homes since July is …
We think Johnson County prosecutors are taking the right step in implementing alcohol and marijuana diversion programs for first-time offenders. …
MORE JOBLESS: Putting more people back to work in the Corridor, one of the state’s top two regional economic engines, …
TAKING CHARGE: Neighbors upset by gatherings of young adults who hold loud, messy, drinking and drug-dealing parties in Cedar Rapids’ …
We are concerned so many local educators have been accused of sexual abuse or sexual misconduct involving students in the …
We’d wager that most patients and their families who interact with chaplains at Corridor hospitals would consider it a positive …
Thursday was the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. A day when we remind ourselves that taking care of our planet …
Alzheimer’s disease is cruel, progressive, sure. There are no known survivors. This killer devastates its victims and family caregivers, and …
Last year, 139 flood-damaged houses on the Cedar Rapids “most dangerous” list fell to demolition crews. Last month, the city …
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, when we celebrate and educate ourselves about environmental issues and how …
NAME FITS: Linn County supervisors’ decision to name the county’s renovated Administrative Office Building after Jean Oxley was an appropriate, …
DOWNTOWN VALUES DROP: Commercial property valuations in Cedar Rapids’ downtown, which traditionally have provided a large share of the city’s …
Jim Prosser’s departure from the city manager’s post in Cedar Rapids leaves Mayor Ron Corbett and the City Council with …
In the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Corridor, the big question isn’t whether our population will grow. Instead, it’s which way to …
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