Republican U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley’s regional directors are holding traveling office hours. Iowans seeking assistance regarding a personal is…
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In observation of Thanksgiving, Cedar Falls municipal facilities will be closed certain days and have reduced hours on others.
Autumn arrived at mid-week, after summer left with a bang: a record high of 95; leading to a 30-degree drop in temperature over two days. It was an emphatic reminder that global warming can give accustomed changes a bit of an edge. Seasonal transitions may not always be as dramatic, but it is comforting to have them on any terms.
Library receives accreditation from the State Library of Iowa
CEDAR FALLS — A brand new community outreach tool arrived at the Cedar Falls Public Library at the end of January.
Waterloo library has new director
WATERLOO -- The Board of Trustees of the Waterloo Public Library have announced that David Eckert has been named library director effective Jan. 3.
I would like to recognize the Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library as we celebrate National Friends of Libraries Week Oct. 17-23.
City of Davenport will observe Labor Day as a holiday on Monday, Sept. 6.
The scene at the Jacksonville main public library was haunting, Louis Lopez recalled. As he waited for a Covid-19 monoclonal antibody treatmen…
Volunteer Center of the Cedar Valley has the following volunteer opportunities available:
Dueling dogma
ATLANTIC CITY — Men and women recently released from incarceration will have help creating a new beginning through a program announced last week at the city’s library.
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Denver Genealogy and History Club is offering several free classes at the Denver Public Library throughout October to celebrate Genealogy Month.
CEDAR FALLS – Marie Grace Clara Allan, 94, of Cedar Falls, died Friday, Dec. 21, at home.
WATERLOO — The Volunteer Center of Cedar Valley needs help with the following:
CEDAR FALLS -- NorthEast Iowa Genealogical Society will welcome certified genealogist Alice Hoyt Veen to meetings Tuesday and Wednesday at the…
WATERLOO — The Chrome Divas, Cedar Valley Chapter, will have a benefit ride Saturday.
I've been saddened to read about the Mason City Public Library's threat of removing the genealogical collection from the building. The collection represents unknown long hours, days and years of hard work done by dedicated volunteers to preserve such important history for future generations.
On June 1, Mark Suby, president of North Central Iowa Genealogical Society, received a letter from librarian Mary Markwalter. It stated: “Due to the changing space utilization needs of the library, the Mason City Public Library Board of Directors is requesting that the North Central Iowa Genealogical Society remove the items owned by the Society and its members and vacate the space currently used by the Society at the Mason City Public Library by August 1, 2018.”
MASON CITY | A genealogy library that has served North Iowans for about four decades may need to find a new home by the end of September.
The Cedar Falls Public Library will have a free showing of "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri at 2 p.m. at 524 Main St.
