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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 2025

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Fun at the Fair Johnson County Fair Continues Through Wednesday

Johnson County Fair activities linger as the event continues through Wednesday with exhibits rides games and family entertainment drawing local residents to the grounds. Organizers urge visitors to check schedules and enjoy the midway attractions and agricultural displays this week.

Johnson County Olivia Hochstetler Reba Johnson County Fairgrounds Iowa City

Staunch education advocate Lew Finch dies at 87

Lew Finch, longtime Cedar Rapids school district leader and former superintendent from 1994 to 2004, died July 16 at age 87. He helped pass the last district bond approved by voters and faced budget cuts and staffing reductions while stressing principled leadership over popularity.

Cedar Rapids Lew Finch Finch the Gazette America

Sprague to lead Marion Police

Jeremy Sprague, a 46 year old veteran officer and peer support advocate, will head the Marion Police Department overseeing 48 sworn officers 10 dispatchers and six civilians after a multimonth search to replace retiring Chief Mike Kitsmiller. He previously led Des Moines Police Department operations including an $85 million budget and holds public administration and emergency management degrees.

Marion Jeremy Sprague Sprague Mike Kitsmiller

Cedar Rapids nonprofit founder seeks Congress seat

Clint Tweet-Ball, a Cedar Rapids pastor's son, founded a Matthew 25 nonprofit with his brother in 2006 and now aims to unseat Rep. Hinson in the upcoming congressional race. The Des Moines Gazette reports on his Iowa roots and leadership background.

Cedar Rapids Hinson Clint Tweet-Ball Iowa

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