Articles Tagged: Coralville

Crumbl is taking another bite out of the Corridor.

Property owners across Johnson County have received letters detailing expected property tax rates as required by state law, but county and city officials are warning that the letters are not reflective of what taxpayers can expect to pay.

Also, Cedar Rapids schools names new principals at Washington High, Taft Middle schools

The Iowa brand with seven locations, including one in Coralville, is offering $25,000 to anyone who can eat one particular sandwich fast enough. The new reward more than doubles the last offer, which was $10,000.

A guide to public school alternatives.

At the Slime Kitchen in Coral Ridge Mall, your interpretation of the recipe is what keeps things interesting.

From Japanese lunch sets and swordfish to grape cocktails and pappardelle, there’s no shortage of delights in this year’s specials for Think Iowa City Restaurant Week.

The Gazette’s Megan Woolard launches a newsletter covering Johnson County news and culture Feb. 13.

Ten acres at the corner of First Avenue and Second Street in Coralville will include restaurant, retail, commercial and multifamily housing as part of the Gather Iowa redevelopment project from Rael Development Corporation. (Renderings created by Dwell Design Studio and provided by City of Coralville)

Also, Iowa City Council Special election primary is tomorrow, Feb. 4

CRANDIC told city and county leaders in Johnson County it will not allow use of its rail line for passenger transit at this time.

Project will add two new baseball diamonds to the park, as soon as fall 2026.

North Liberty plans to build a roundabout at an intersection on Forevergreen Road west of Interstate 380, and Coralville will be responsible for continuation of Jasper Avenue south of the roundabout.

The new direction will affect several Corridor Wahlburgers locations, according to the restaurant’s location list.

Republican leadership in both the Iowa House and Senate said Iowans should expect to see further action to limit property tax collections by cities, counties, school districts and others during the upcoming legislative session.