Diana Nollen

‘More than 2 billion people have smartphones today, and we’re tracking them about on average, 150 times a day. What …

Organizers thought 300 people might come to the inaugural I’ll Make Me a World in Iowa festival on Jan. 30, …

Back in the 1960s, Ralph Muller of Monticello rebuilt a 1937 Chevy coupe for drag racing at strips near Port …

The pandemic that shut so many public doors to visitors opened a window of opportunity for Iowa PBS film crews …

Cupid took aim in Fayette County last week, slinging more than 3,000 arrows at unsuspecting valentines, spreading love and smiles …

If Orlando Barragan of Iowa City hadn’t wanted to study ballet, his parents – instructors Sarah and Eloy Barragan – …

Before the world knew about Grant Wood, Iowa’s most celebrated artist was exploring the world around him, from his childhood …

In between the East Coast and West Coast lies the Third Coast – the Great Lakes – where a band …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The rules aren’t relaxing at the event sites managed by VenuWorks of Cedar Rapids. Mask mandates, rigorous …

Peter Mbonabucha knows how it feels to come up short at the cash register and have someone step in to …

Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre is serving up a newly commissioned work shaken and stirred, straight up with a twist. ‘Operatini,” …

George Clooney played him in ‘The Monuments Men” feature film in 2014, but his name was changed to Frank Stokes, …

The Englert Theatre’s strong voice for arts advocacy has grown even stronger. The performing arts venue in downtown Iowa City …

With COVID-19 looming large over the Super Bowl, it hasn’t sidelined the local Souper Bowl, the Domestic Violence Intervention Program’s …

Forty years after its 1981 founding, Riverside Theatre is entering a new stage that promises to bring new life and …