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Flood protection along Cedar River brings more development to Cedar Rapids (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Iowa's News Now) — Just 8 years after the devastating flood of 2008, September 2016 brought a frightening sense of déjà vu to Cedar Rapids. The Cedar River was rising again, putting the city on high alert for another potentially catastrophic flood. Businesses in Czech Village and the brand-new NewBo District had learned from 2008 and were better prepared — but damage was still inevitable without permanent protection. Dean Spina, who was president of the NewBo Market in 2016,
Emergency preparedness month: being aware and prepared before disaster (opens the original)
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — September is national preparedness month — a time to make sure you have a plan for emergencies. Even though we're past the peak of severe weather season, the recent flooding is a reminder that significant weather can happen at any time of year. Preparedness month is all about being aware and being prepared. It's important to have ways to get emergency notifications, have a plan for your family including a meeting location, and build or update your emergency kit. Linn County
Iowa native finalist for prestigious FFA award (opens the original)
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One Iowa native is among 16 finalists for a national Future Farmers of America award. The American Star Award recognizes top FFA members nationwide, and Tessa Tauke is one of 16 finalists selected from more than 1 million members. Tauke grew up raising steers on her family farm and joined FFA in eighth grade. She quickly became involved in research, studying topics ranging from the toxicity of black walnut trees and UV exposure from welding to developing treatments for ringworm. Now, she is a ve
2026 Iowa climate statement calls for renewable energy generation (opens the original)
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The 2026 Iowa Climate Statement is out, and this year scientists are focusing on how the state can meet its growing demand for electricity The statement says electricity demand is rising rapidly in Iowa, putting additional pressure on the power grid and energy costs. Scientists behind the statement argue Iowa is well positioned to meet that demand with additional wind and solar power, pointing to the state’s windy conditions and available sunlight. According to the statement, Iowa’s renewable en
"Big Marion Read" aims to connect community through immersive reading (opens the original)
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MARION, Iowa — The Marion Public Library is launching its first-ever Big Marion Read, a community-wide reading initiative designed to bring people together through shared stories, conversations and experiences. The program is free, open to all ages and does not require a Marion Public Library card. Participants can choose from three books themed around America’s 250th anniversary. The selections range from books for beginning readers to titles for more experienced readers. Over six weeks, the li
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