Isaac Newton Christian Academy breaks ground on $3M fine arts wing
The Cedar Rapids private school began construction on a 9,300-square-foot addition to its campus, aiming for completion by August 2027.
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The Cedar Rapids private school began construction on a 9,300-square-foot addition to its campus, aiming for completion by August 2027.
Dustin Lacey, 42, of Anamosa, is wanted for burglary and eluding after a pursuit Tuesday night ended with a crash; authorities say no active threat to the public.

The district will serve breakfast and lunch at 10 primary sites, plus lunch-only at two parks and Metro High School, through Aug. 14.

A proposed expansion to extend the landfill's life to 2044 is on hold after Marion and Cedar Rapids failed to agree on governance changes and the size of the expansion, officials said.

The Cedar Rapids market is adding a permanent stage, expanded seating, and improved lighting and sound, with completion expected by summer 2025.

The 40,000-square-foot facility on Sandberg Lane will replace the Ladd Library and double the west-side collection and meeting space.

Dr. Tiffany Carr's immersive art gallery takes first place, winning a storefront and $15,000; Downtown Dogs Canine Social Club wins second place and $10,000.

The Linn County Board of Supervisors voted 2-1 on Wednesday to pause new rezoning for large-scale data centers in unincorporated areas, citing the need for more data on water and land use.

Michael Schappert, 64, of Oregon, was arrested in May for the beating and shooting death of 24-year-old Ronald Novak at his rural Walker home 41 years ago, authorities said.

Dixon, a six-year Jefferson staff member, will take over July 1, pending school board approval.

The permanent flood protection system is now 42% complete after the dedication of the Czech Village project, but the full system is not expected until 2035.

The National Weather Service warns of excessive rainfall that could cause flash flooding of rivers, creeks, and urban areas in Linn County until 10 p.m. July 4.