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Catherine Ann (Drahozal) Sheka - Vimarsana News

Catherine Ann (Drahozal) Sheka

Catherine Ann (Drahozal) Sheka Cedar Rapids Catherine Ann (Drahozal) Sheka, 88, died peacefully, Wednesday, April 17, 2024, after a brief …

Iowa Auditor's access to government agencies a battle line between Sand, Republicans - Vimarsana News

Iowa Auditor's access to government agencies a battle line between Sand, Republicans

In a new report, Sand says a state board’s rejection of his request for information during an audit is an example of Republican efforts to limit his office’s authority.

Curious Iowa: What is a Self-Supported Municipal Improvement District? - Vimarsana News

Curious Iowa: What is a Self-Supported Municipal Improvement District?

There are five SSMIDs in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, but what exactly are they? How do they get their money? And who decides how it’s spent? This week, Curious Iowas digs in to find out more about these districts that fuel streetscaping, events, holiday lights, public art and more.

You don't have to hibernate in Iowa this winter. Here's how to recreate outdoors and indoors - Vimarsana News

You don't have to hibernate in Iowa this winter. Here's how to recreate outdoors and indoors

Across Iowa, programs are increasingly drawing residents and visitors outdoors at a time of year when temperatures drop and it may be tempting to hibernate indoors. Winter recreational offerings encourage people to get outside year-round, harnessing the Hawkeye state’s natural assets to keep people active despite colder weather.

Hoping for a white Christmas in Iowa? Maybe next year. - Vimarsana News

Hoping for a white Christmas in Iowa? Maybe next year.

Those celebrating in Iowa should expect rain, wind and temperatures in the high 50s, thanks to the El Niño effect.