Articles Tagged: Coralville

Iowa Department of Transportation says a larger location was needed.

Plans for a location in the Iowa City area finally came to fruition after 10 years in the making.

The franchised chain’s menu features pretzels and pretzel bites of various flavors, alongside hot dog pretzel bites and several flavors of lemonade.

From deep-dish cinnamon rolls to rotisserie chicken and everything in between, Barrett’s Quality Eats delivers top-tier simplicities in a casual cafe concept.

As he opens the first of two new location this year in Johnson County, owner Mark Paterno is looking to see how new demographics react before expanding to North Liberty, Cedar Rapids and Ankeny.

In Coralville’s 150th anniversary, area residents were eager to enjoy the activities of the annual 4thFest and celebrate the power of community while commemorating the day the U.S. officially became an independent nation.

See what surprises they serve and how you can win free cookies for a year.

Earlier this year, six students graduated from the pilot cohort of the Child Care Foundations and Communication Class at Kirkwood, an “earn and learn” program geared toward helping English language learners get the certifications and experience necessary to be successful on the job — while getting paid.

Both cities marking milestones with this year’s celebrations

Community firework displays begin Saturday and continue through holiday

Iowa is receiving $43.5 million in federal funding to buy zero- and low-emission buses, with over half of those dollars going to the city of Iowa City.

See where you can get the iconic grilled cheese outside of Iowa City.

Also, federal funds boost Forevergreen Road extension in North Liberty, Coralville

TRAIL of Johnson County, a local nonprofit focused on helping older adults age in place, is hosting a senior housing and services fair in Coralville on Thursday. The event is free and open to the public.

The cities of Iowa City and Coralville, along with the University of Iowa, worked on various flood control projects to protect the communities from future disasters while also embracing the Iowa River. Here’s how they did it.