Bob Mould is juggling band and solo dates as part of the “‘Distortion’ and ‘Blue Hearts’ Tour.” Fans can expect him to deliver a grab-bag of material from his previous bands, Husker Du and Sugar, and from solo catalog when he performs in Iowa City on Sunday.
Home delivery will be the only option from Oct. 30 through Nov. 20
The final public input session will begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at the county’s administration building in Iowa City. The Board of Supervisors has been discussing a list of priorities for the funding.
Iowa City police found an unconscious 20-year-old man with a gunshot wound in a vehicle on Highway 6 when responding to a traffic crash on Sunday.
Jingle Cross Cycling Festival hosts UCI World Cup for the fifth time
Shop for Shelter will take place Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Hy-Vee stores in Iowa City and Coralville, as well as Iowa City’s Fareway. October is Domestic Violence Awareness month.
Sex offender Fitsum Russell has history of sex crimes in Linn, Johnson counties
Taj Mahal has been filed under “blues” since the adventurous singer-songwriter emerged out of Southern California during the mid-’60s. But Mahal, aka Henry Fredericks, has explored such genres as folk, reggae, gospel, jazz, R&B, zydeco, Latin, Caribbean and Hawaiian
The three-day festival starting Friday evening will host the UCI World Cup and feature various cyclocross and gravel races.
“Waitress,” coming to Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City on Oct. 22 and 23.
More than $10 million in federal aid is available to Iowans who have past-due water bills and may face disconnection.
The Johnson County Interfaith Coalition is hosting an event at the parking lot of the Kingdom Center, 611 Southgate Ave., with all four candidates.
Iowa City nonprofit hosts fifth annual Fair Trade Oriental Rug Event Oct. 20-24 at Iowa River Landing.
A new tensile sculpture and motion-sensitive interactive light installation displays different colors at various speeds, depths and brightness levels, depending on how many people are in the alley and how they’re moving.
New elementary schools, additions to existing schools and continued renovations at Iowa City High are just a few on a long list of projects the Iowa City Community School District hopes to complete if residents vote “yes” to renewing two existing tax levies next month.
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