Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Also, Iowa City’s Adam Zabner announces re-election bid for Iowa House

Nutcracker ballets to ‘A Christmas Story’ ready to deck the halls family style

The two top vote-getters were Molly Abraham and Lisa Williams, both with about 23%. Charlie Eastham and Mitchell Lingo both had about 21%. The next-highest was Micah Broekemeier with 5%.

Laura Bergus was reelected to Iowa City Council with 66 percent of the vote, despite Mayor Bruce Teague asking voters to back her opponent.

A group of roughly 60 Iowa City-area Jews and their supporters gathered Friday at the Iowa City Ped Mall to collectively and publicly grieve the loss of Palestinian and Israeli life and to demand a cease fire, a release of all hostages, and an end to U.S. aid to Israel.

Band deliver out of this world mix of styles

Nearly a year after Kirkwood Community College announced the closure of its 32-year-old Iowa City campus on the southeast side of town, Oral-B Laboratories has agreed to buy the 84,277-square-foot property for $6.4 million – pending 120 days of “due diligence.”

A new menu update, released on Oct. 23, brings back some of the old favorites that were popular during their previous tenure, like seared tuna, the Black & Bleu burger, spinach artichoke dip and Monterrey flatbread.

Also, Linn County supervisors award $50,000 in community attraction grants

The Bep Teahouse’s menu offers fruit teas, boba milk teas with traditional, chewy tapioca pearls, and other smoothies.

A five-year strategic plan restores the University of Iowa’s financial support and looks to arts presenter’s role on campus and in the community.

Small businesses to be feted at Nov. 1 Good Morning Cedar Rapids breakfast

Troupe rising from ‘America’s Got Talent’ marries theatrics, technology

From the decor to the menu, see what’s new in one of Iowa City’s oldest diners.

Clarinetist Christine Bellomy has been waiting 44 years to cross this off her bucket list