Good morning, Cedar Falls.

Cedar Falls launched its Snow Buddies Program on Dec.

12 to help residents who cannot clear their sidewalks this winter; volunteers are paired with nearby households (calls and emails are accepted) on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Hearst Center for the Arts has announced three winter exhibitions celebrating regional creativity in Cedar Falls, including 'Midwest' with a free reception on Dec.

18 at Dahl-Thomas Gallery, Cynthia Demkiw's new paintings, and 'Fires' by Saw Naing Lin with a reception on Jan. 17 (details on view dates vary).

Allen Hospital and College marked its 100th anniversary this fall by presenting a photo exhibit—displaying images that trace the institution's history over the decades.

Metro sports were busy Friday with basketball doubleheaders where Cedar Falls visited Iowa City West and Waterloo East traveled to Fort Dodge, while Waterloo Columbus Catholic and Cedar Ridge Christian also competed.

Waterloo West wrestled at Luther College and hosted bowling games against local teams.

The Dunkerton Raiders hosted the Janesville Wildcats in an Iowa Star Conference doubleheader on Y99.3 last Friday at 6:30 p.m. with the girls game first + the boys game following.

Eight area high school girls basketball teams are adjusting rankings in the latest IGHSAU poll; Cedar Falls moved up to 11th while Waterloo West debuts at 14th in 5A, and shifts also occurred in 4A, 2A, and 1A as announced.

A Bel Canto Christmas

2-5 p.m. — Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center — Celebrate the spirit of the season with wonderful music performed by community choirs.

Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony New Year's Eve Celebration

8-11 p.m. — Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center — $40 after-party admission — Celebrate the New Year with the vibrant rhythms of Orquesta Alto Maíz and an exciting after-party experience.