Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Global Ties Iowa promotes ‘citizen diplomacy’ in arranging professional and cultural experiences for international visitors to Iowa.

Matthew Lamb, a young Iowa City native, is landing bigger and bigger roles as he matures into a blossoming acting career. His latest show reached 11.5 million viewers in its September debut.

Iowa City Council members unanimously agree on proposed zoning code changes that would prohibit where new tobacco retailers can be located, but they disagreed on a proposal to ban kratom, an herbal substance that can produce stimulant or sedative effects.

The Iowa City Council on Tuesday will consider whether to ban the sale of kratom — an herbal substance that can produce opioid-like effects — and update the city’s zoning code as it relates to tobacco retailers.

In the 1960s, world-renowned University of Iowa printmaker used primarily pencils to express outrage over Holocaust atrocities

Celebrating 90 years of MidWestOne Bank.

Selling prices are up, but more homes are on the market, interest rates going down

The Iowa City Kitty Walk’s tour on Sept. 21 drew a crowd of about 75 people as feline fanatics met cats at home stops over a milelong route through the Northside neighborhood.

Now, coffee shop customers can get The Eat Shop’s bestselling pastries — cinnamon rolls, pecan rolls, kolaches, cookies, dessert bars and more — without going to Solon.

Paper Crane promises to bring an “innovative and fresh dining experience” to the Northside neighborhood at the helm of owners Sam and Riene Gelman.

40 employees losing their jobs

The Gazette presents our College Guide for 2024-25.

Spotlight on music, dance, discussions, readings, comedy exploring the American story

Band rewinding to the ’90s for tour coming to the Englert Theatre

The cafe, opened by Kelly Elliott and Jamie Skinner in 2018, has closed its current location at 2790 N. Dodge St.