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As expected, the Palo City Council approved the third and final reading Monday night, July 20 of an ordinance establishing a new zoning classification for data centers – but local residents continued to push back, arguing that the new ordinance doesn’t do enough to protect the city’s interests and will be difficult to enforce.

The ordinance’s final reading, which was ap...


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Iowa City and Coralville are set to welcome thousands of visitors this summer as two national organizations bring their gatherings to the area, according to Think Iowa City.

The Catholic Daughters of the Americas will hold its national convention in Coralville July 22-26, marking the largest single convention ever hosted in the city. The event will...


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Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust (CRBT) has received an “outstanding” rating in its most recent Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) performance evaluation from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago — the second consecutive time the bank has earned the designation.

The rating puts CRBT among a small group of top performers nationally. The Federal Reserve ha...


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Three Corridor-area startups are among the recipients of a new round of state funding assistance approved by the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA), including a Coralville medical device company and two Cedar Rapids businesses.

The IEDA Board approved the awards Friday, July 17 as part of a broader package that also included tax credits for four manufacturers an...


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Horizons, A Family Service Alliance, has been awarded $600,000 from the state’s Community Attraction and Tourism program to help build the “Our Place” Senior Recreation Center in downtown Cedar Rapids.

The grant will support renovation of an existing building into a 22,659-square-foot facility offering activity rooms, an exercise space, a library, ...


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