Articles Tagged: Coralville

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.

The Coralville City Council gave final approval to rezoning the 3.84 acres of land to make way for the hotel and retail buildings on Westcor Drive that are anticipated to create 50 jobs.

Soon, you’ll be able to get your grilled cheese fix at two new locations without going to downtown Iowa City.

IntelliSee uses artificial intelligence to monitor surveillance cameras, detect threats

See our thoughts on what’s hot and what’s not during this week’s Restaurant Week in Coralville, Iowa City, North Liberty and Solon.

Coralville company develops device to diagnose retinopathy during routine physicals

Only one store, in Clive, will remain open as retailer tries to avoid bankruptcy

A subcommittee advances the bill for further discussion by the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee.

The project is in the early stages as the city works to secure state and federal funding to help pay for the effort. A decision on the city’s application is anticipated in November.

A winner of season 5 of Food Network’s Spring Baking Championship and a 17-time sous chef on Iron Chef is planning a brand new restaurant in north Coralville.

No matter which team you support, there’s a soup for you at the Domestic Violence Intervention Program’s 26th annual fundraiser.

The ground-level space at 211 E. Ninth St., Suite 135, previously was home to La Vecina Restaurante, a modern upscale Mexican restaurant.

Also, CommUnity is adding a second mental health liaison to work with Iowa City police.

Residents are invited to a public information meeting at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday in Coralville City Hall to learn more about efforts to move existing power lines underground. The $19.6 million resilience project would affectmore than 9,000 residents.