Mount Mercy College News

Mount Mercy senior nursing student Carissa Griffin, from Clinton, was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society for Nursing on Dec.

Posted on Dec 04, 2009 by George Ford . Karen Hotz of Cedar Rapids refills the juice dispenser in the dining hall at Coe College on Thursday, Dec.

With so many people keeping an eye toward Thanksgiving dinner, some college students helped get meals out Tuesday.

Thousands of gently used books will be offered at the Friends of the Rancho Mirage Public Library's annual Fall Book Sale Friday through Sunday.

The city of Cedar Rapids is set to inherit the old Federal Courthouse in downtown sometime in the future.

Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids has named an alumna as its new Vice President for Institutional Advancement.

A Dubuque woman won a prize of $10,000 in the Oct. 10 Powerball drawing. Stephanie Stanton claimed her prize at the Iowa Lottery's headquarters in Des Moines.

It's guaranteed: The nine-member City Council will have at least two new faces. Incumbents holding the two at-large council seats on the Nov.

BELLEVUE, Iowa -- Off the Wall Gallery, 124 N. Riverview St., will host a five-session oil painting class by Bellevue artist Dave Eischeid, 6-8 p.m. Thursdays, Nov.

Posted on Oct 14, 2009 by Diane Heldt . Allan Culbert, UI Energy Hawks project coordinator, explains some of the things that the project looks at inside the mechanical room at the Nursing Building on Friday, October 9, 2009.

Mary Havlicek, 28 What I do: I create time for business owners. Since their time would be better spent taking care of customers, marketing, or simply spent with friends and family rather than constantly working, I take the tasks that are bogging them down off their hands.

Posted on Sep 02, 2009 by Rick Smith . Ryan Russell, a 28-year-old logistics specialist, will try to unseat incumbent District 1 council member Kris Gulick in the Nov.

Save a few bucks, achieve the same goals and deal with fewer people -- those are a few reasons more students are enrolling in two-year colleges.

Save a few bucks, achieve the same goals and deal with fewer people -- those are a few reasons more students are enrolling in two-year colleges.

Bellevue -- Mallory Lundin. Earlville -- Kelli Carpenter and Kelli Dabroski. Edgewood -- Nicole Lueken, Frieda Paul and Gina Thurn.

Bellevue -- Mallory Lundin. Earlville -- Kelli Carpenter and Kelli Dabroski. Edgewood -- Nicole Lueken, Frieda Paul and Gina Thurn.

Lonny Pulkrabek always knew he wanted to get into law enforcement. But being sheriff? The thought never crossed his mind.

Jessica Palmer, Director of Marketing and Research at the Cedar Rapids Area Convention and Visitors Bureau will be speaking to local public relations, marketing and media professionals on August 20, 2009 at 3:00 pm at the Quad City Area REALTOR Association office located at 1900 State Street , Bettendorf, IA on behalf of the Public Relations ...

" Thousands of military veterans could soon get some extra money to pay for college and higher education.

The following area residents will be honored during Simpson College's Alumni Weekend June 26-27: Debra Moore of Urbandale, a 1981 Simpson alumna, will receive the Alumni Loyalty Award, which recognizes exceptional service to the college.