The wheat pasted murals will celebrate the city’s rich history and bright future -- which is the tagline for the sesquicentennial celebration. The murals will be in visible locations in time for FourthFest and when thousands of RAGBRAI riders stay overnight in Coralville at the end of July.
Also, Mount Vernon High School’s marching band performing in the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C.
Ten acres at the corner of First Avenue and Second Street in Coralville — a “gateway between the University of Iowa and Coralville” — will include restaurant, retail, commercial and multifamily housing as part of a redevelopment project.
Cravings for Chipotle burrito bowls, chips and guacamole will be easier to satisfy once a location opens in Coralville. The location will offer online order drive-thru pick up only.
Iowa City Transit recommends the city launch a two-year zero fare pilot program, which city staff says will improve the experience for riders and drivers, remove barriers and increase transit ridership. Fares are now $1.
The Iowa Children’s Museum’s Family Sanctuary gets a makeover to create peaceful retreat.
City Circle production continues through May 14
Also, Cedar Rapids featured in retail recovery report and Iowa City schools foundation announces new executive director.
With a new franchise model, the rapidly growing Barrel House restaurant is hoping to expand nationwide.
Also, Cedar Rapids adopts zoning changes that support reforestation to encourage more trees to be planted to replace the thousands lost in the 2020 derecho’s winds.
The Guardian Training Institute is an Iowa City based nonprofit that offers trauma and mental health training and programs for firefighters, police officers and first responders. The nonprofit has just begun offering the training at private businesses.
The locations will offer something for golfers of all ages and levels — from beginner to experienced. Each X-Golf location also includes a full bar and food options.
The Hyatt Regency Coralville Hotel and Conference Center is getting a refresh as part of a multimillion dollar renovation, which includes renovated guest rooms, a new restaurant and expanded gym.
The new partnership is one step the city’s taking to promote equity in access to the pools and break barriers community members have to safely using the public facilities.
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