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’
Owner opposes move, saying it would make it harder to sell building
The proposal by Procter & Gamble has been met with resistance from neighbors, who said they are concerned about the company’s planned expansion.
One topic dominates the Curious Iowa inbox: roads. Most commonly, readers want to know how roads were named and why. This installment of Curious Iowa is dedicated to these road related curiosities.
The 15th annual competition hosted by the Iowa Beef Industry Council and Iowa Cattlemen’s Association has given nods to restaurants in Waterloo, Monticello and Iowa City after tallying more than 7,500 ballots voting on more than 500 nominees.
An Iowa City man has been sentenced to five years in prison on charges that he brought a gun onto school grounds and threatened staff members at Grant Wood Elementary School in November, according to the Johnson County Attorney’s Office.
A new exhibit at the University of Iowa Stanley Museum of Art showcases the impact New York City pop artist Keith Haring had on children and adults alike at his visit to Horn Elementary School in 1989, just 9 months before his death. See the little-known mural, his letters to students and more.
Martha Graham Dance Company showcasing UI students, N.Y. dancers in works bridging 20th, 21st centuries.
John Ondrasik embraces storytelling style in songwriting efforts
The Iowa City Police Department is investigating a stabbing that happened over the weekend and has asked for the public’s help to identify a possible witness.
Editor’s note: A reference to a protester charged Dec. 11 has been changed from the original publication. (Note published 3/18, …
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