Hi! I'm Eric. I've been quite the utility player for Townsquare Media Cedar Rapids for a number of years and I love it. I can currently be heard on the air on two of our radio stations. I love radio and knew I did as soon as I could comprehend doing it as a job. When not on the air, I will be either at home hanging out with my Beagle, Riley, or at the library.
Eric Stone
Small Iowa Hospitals Struggle Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Small Iowa hospitals are in fear of their survival as the Coronavirus pandemic has changed the priorities of the medical industry.
Floodwall/New Facilities Coming to McGrath Amphitheatre [PHOTOS]
Construction on a multi-purpose building for flood protection, office, and storage space as well as restrooms at the McGrath Amphitheatre is expected to be completed in May 2021.
Former Iowa State Football Coach Johnny Majors Dead at 85
A Hall-of-Fame coach who took Iowa State to its first-ever bowl game has passed away.
Theatre Cedar Rapids Opens Virtual Summer Camps For Kids
Theatre Cedar Rapids presents virtual summer camps to give students K-12 a chance to enjoy fun, fitness and education during the quarantine.
Overall Coronavirus Data Reportedly Trending Down in Iowa
While COVID-19 appears on a downward trend in Iowa, officials say they are still monitoring recent factors that could cause another uptick.
The Rollin’ Recmobile is Coming to a Cedar Rapids Park Near You
The Rollin' Recmobile will let families enjoy public recreational activities on a smaller scale.
Kernels Organization Announcing Layoffs
As the baseball world as a whole awaits word on what its fate will be this season, the Cedar Rapids Kernels are announcing cuts at the top.
Cedar Rapids Bike Share Program Returning in June
Cedar Rapids brings back its popular bike-share program, with additional safety protocols in place.
Thousands of Iowa Kids To Get Nearly $300 Each In Food Benefits
A federal grant program will divvy out a share of $63 million to Iowa kids for food through existing SNAP accounts or prepaid debit cards.
Cedar Rapids City Buildings Closed Until July 6
A number of city offices and buildings will remain closed through early July in Cedar Rapids.