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Unusual and Ambitious Flood Recovery Plan at Cedar Rapids Museum
The National Czech and Slovak Museum leaders in Cedar Rapids unveiled a new recovery and rebuilding plan Thursday morning.
Posted on Nov 13, 2009 by Rod Boshart . Emma is back. After dropping from the No.
Moving Czech museum would be record setter
Posted on Nov 12, 2009 by Cindy Hadish . Moving the massive Czech & Slovak Museum & Library would be a first in more than one sense, but not an untested task.
Margaret Ann Kuenster, 60, of Brighton, IA died October 23, 2009, at home due to failing health.
Canine crusader running with the pack
As a child, Bo Varner always wanted more pets. One dog never seemed to be enough.
Catch the last of this seasona s farmers markets
Posted on Oct 15, 2009 by Cindy Hadish . Downtown Farmers Market this summer in Cedar Rapids You still have time to buy pumpkins and other locally grown produce.
John Lovretta/The Hawk Eye Local filmmaker Jon Hazell, center, talks about the state of Iowa's film tax credit program Tuesday at The Washington, 306 Washington St.
Brothers in alleged theft take different paths in court
Adam Ray, 25, of Fort Madison filed a written plea of guilty to attempted third-degree burglary, operating a vehicle without the owner's consent, assault on a peace officer and eluding.
Melissa Marie Wells and Sean Martin McCarthy were united in marriage in an Aug. 7, 2009, wedding ceremony at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
Three arrested following Washington bank robbery
Three people are now charged in Monday's robbery of the West Chester Savings Bank in Washington.
Women charged in the robbery of a bank
Two Cedar Rapids women have been charged in connection with the robbery of a Washington bank.
Three suspects arrested in Washington bank robbery
Posted on Oct 05, 2009 by admin . At approximately 12:15 p.m. the Washington County Communications Center received a 911 report of a bank robbery that had occurred at the West Chester Savings Bank, located at 1060 West Monroe St.
Posted on Sep 30, 2009 by Dave Rasdal . Iowa has been known as the corn state for decades, even though it was the musical "Oklahoma" that touted corn growing as high as an elephant's eye.
Battle Brewing Over Washington High School Building
A battle is brewing in the Washington, Iowa School District. It's not over sports or academics, but over the school building itself.
Debate Continues Over Possible New High School in Washington
In a dispute between the "build new" versus "renovate the old," the decision of building a new high school sits in the hands of the Washington Community School District Board of Education - despite some community opposition.
State Labor Officials: Extend Benefits For Jobless
Thursday, September 24, 2009 Labor commissioners from 10 states are coming together to urge the U.S. Senate to extend unemployment benefits for people who will exhaust theirs in another week.
Fraud probation violated, man found in contempt
Nicholas Michael Weigert was convicted of forgery in October. He was sentenced then to a suspended five-year prison term and was placed on probation for three years.
Asbury United Methodist Church, 2128 S. Main St., will hear the Rev. Jerry Rigdon's sermon, "Mind," during the 9:45 a.m. service Sunday.
Former Appanoose County resident shining on reality television show
A former Appanoose County resident is making a name for himself on reality television.
Loebsack hopes for measured discussion on health care
U.S. Rep. Dave Loebsack won't begin a series of town hall meetings in Iowa's 2nd District until Saturday, but that didn't stop supporters and opponents of proposed health care reform measures from gathering outside his office Wednesday during a press conference.