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The Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department announces the schedule marking the final days of the season for splash pads and the outdoor City Park Pool.

North Liberty library will host a “Lighthouse in the Library” event looking back at how COVID-19 has impacted schooling, along with a discussion of the upcoming year and what it means to move education forward in the aftermath of a pandemic

The daycare center in Wellington Heights will provide school supplies to families in need

The City of Iowa City is now accepting applications from organizations for affordable housing projects for the Fiscal Year 2022.

A free prostate screening for men who are uninsured, underserved and/or do not have a primary care physician will be available Wednesday afternoon.

An open house will be held for the East Marion subarea plan, which woill guide future development efforts for the area east of Highway 13 and north of Highway 151.

Five works by Iowa artists to be on display across the city

The grant came from the Friends Helping Friends Foundation -- a local nonprofit organization founded to raise funds for the Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control shelter.

The University of Iowa, Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa, while rivals, have neighboring booths at the Iowa State Fairgrounds each year.

The Peoples Church in Cedar Rapids raised $21,000 to install solar panels as a way to save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which trap and hold heat in the atmosphere.

The Project Lead the Way Distinguished School recognition honors schools committed to increasing student access, engagement and achievement in their program

Marion’s Granger House recovering from pandemic, derecho, and ready to welcome visitors for August events.