Articles Tagged: Coralville

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Broadway at Hancher, Coralville construction delay and the Tacoa Talley trial

Coralville’s Fifth Street reconstruction project — which was expected to begin this month — will be delayed a year after bids came in over budget. The project will likely be rebid this fall.

The burger and tap house, based in Dubuque, is expanding yet again, adding a Coralville location.

Federal funds will help with tree replanting, generators

As residents and businesses continue to recover from last week’s storms, there’s a new concern: getting debris cleaned up ahead of another band of severe storms expected Tuesday.

Republican former Vice President Mike Pence and GOP U.S. Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina are dipping their toes back into the 2024 waters, and Nikki Haley returning to Iowa.

DeliMart, locally owned convenience stores in the Iowa City area, permanently closed over the weekend and will be opening as Casey’s General Stores after the minority partners decided to sell to the company.

The vision for the Iowa River Landing more than 30 years ago was to renovate the area to be a spot for entertainment, hospitality and retail. Major parts have been fulfilled, including the opening of the Xtream Arena in 2020, but there is more to come.

The state agency that oversees Iowa’s nursing homes has again failed to impose the legally mandated fines against a repeat-offender care facility.

Curious what road projects are coming up this construction season? In addition to the interchange overhaul, here are some projects in Coralville, Iowa City and North Liberty to keep an eye out for.

The Green Infrastructure Equality Project will feature an educational campaign and full cost reimbursement for implementation of soil quality restoration practices in the project area south of Interstate 80.

Scooter’s is expanding yet again, this time into a new Corridor city.

KICK leaders ‘look for trends’ to appeal to more area students

Houses into Homes has helped furnish more than 1,000 homes since its inception in February 2018 and has diverted hundreds of tons of items from the landfill. In addition to helping families, the organization has created a sense of community among its staff and volunteers.