Iowa sport icon Bob Brooks dies at 89
Cedar Rapids broadcaster Bob Brooks, known for seven decades in sports media, died Saturday at age 89. He covered high school events and the Iowa Hawkeyes and reported on major leagues, Olympics, and more, earning the reverence of peers and fans in Eastern Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids man overcomes heroin habit with treatment first step
Derek, a 24 year old Cedar Rapids native, describes a long path from prescription pills to heroin. After a deputy found heroin and a needle during a traffic stop, he sought help at the Cedar Rapids Comprehensive Treatment Center, prompting official remarks on his decision to pursue recovery.
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Abby completes 3 month substance abuse program in Iowa
Abby, 24 from Dubuque, finished a three month Heart of Iowa residential program for women and children at Area Substance Abuse Council in Cedar Rapids. She battled a six year addiction with her longtime boyfriend Ben present during the June ceremony and family members applauded.
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NewBo Meet Me at the Market draws 600 participants
Cedar Rapids scene as over 600 residents joined the NewBo City Market lawn event for yoga, dance fitness, and walking running or biking groups in a free weekly Meet Me at the Market. Skeeter Lewis Trio entertained diners inside Parlor City while patios overflowed with drinks food and good weather.
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