Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Cedar Rapids.
Eastern Iowa communities host a spooktacular lineup of Halloween events in October, featuring trunk-or-treats, costume contests, movie nights and family parties in Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
Families can use local schedules to plan safe celebrations.
Rich Heritage of Cedar Rapids Theatre will no longer use AI-generated art — the company now hires local artists to create work for its shows and promotional materials.
The change supports human creativity and ensures fair pay for local talent.
Homeowners in Cedar Rapids can leave thin layers of fallen leaves to help lawns and gardens, as Iowa State University specialist Aaron Steil notes — mowing them shreds leaves and lets nature do its work.
Those who remove all leaves may boost soil health by composting.
Political text messages flood phones during election cycles, yet most Cedar Rapids residents ignore them, according to Professor Megan Goldberg.
She said the texts ask for small donations and sometimes target older voters (a vulnerable group) to secure funds through a low-cost method.
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office will host a free prescription drug take-back event (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) on Saturday, Oct.
24 at 310 Second Ave. SW; the initiative is part of the DEA’s nationwide effort to safely dispose of unwanted medications.
Hank Brown sprained his AC joint + hasn't practiced enough, so Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said that Jeremy Hecklinski will likely start at quarterback tonight against Washington.
The game begins at 8 p.m. on FOX.
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