Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Touring ‘huge part’ of singer/songwriter’s life and career.

The event at The Hotel at Kirkwood Center will feature live music, a silent auction, awareness-raising games and samples from more than 20 local and national breweries and cideries.

The former college campus, located on Lower Muscatine Road, will be rezoned to general industrial, as requested by Procter & Gamble, which bought the property in February and is planning an expansion.

“We have heard loud and clear from customers that they miss some of their favorites at McDonald’s — the number one request being steak bagels,” said Scott Soifer, operator and owner of locations across Eastern Iowa.

Described as “the perfect blend of a sports bar and nightlife” that “fuses athletics and entertainment,” the new concept’s menu includes an eclectic assortment of food for a bar, including Peruvian chicken tacos, Turkish Cigar Rolls and truffle mushroom flatbread.

One research organization estimated the economic impact of Caitlin Clark and Iowa women’s basketball’s popularity is between $14.4 and $52.3 million.

Night and day duo play off each other’s strenghts to make collaboration continue through 5 decades.

Chicago band moving to headlining slots on tour coming to Gabe’s in Iowa City

Core musicians stretch themselves, audiences through commissions from East to West and traditions in between

The Iowa City Police Department responded to a shots fired call early Tuesday morning in the area of Walden Road and Sylvan Glen Court, according to a news release from the department.

Veo, the Chicago vendor that owns and operates Cedar Rapids’ bike and scooter rental program, has worked with the city

Win or lose, it was a foregone conclusion before the game even began Sunday: the magic happening in NCAA women’s basketball this year thanks to Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes has launched women’s basketball into a new stratosphere.

X Marks the Arts, a collaboration among various venues, the Iowa City Downtown District, University of Iowa and community organizations, hopes to ensure that the district designated by the Iowa’s Department of Cultural Affairs in 2022 is more than a title on paper.

NYT bestselling author, Broadway director stage play with Corridor A-list in Cedar Rapids.

It’s part of growing effort to combat ‘news deserts’