Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Marion business also clears out homes after a death

A look back at the top news stories from the week of Aug. 21

A new organization designed to help clients focus on mental health wellness is bringing new types of therapy to the area.

Talk show host, writer, comedian happy to be on the road

Touring troubadours aiming to play 50 states in 49 days

Cedar Rapids native Brad Fowler launches PG-13 pet project.

The 15th annual event offers the culinary diversity of downtown and Northside Iowa City restaurants through bite-sized samples from more than 50 restaurants.

Coach Fran McCaffery’s son is asking the court to waive his appearance at his bench trial for a traffic violation that resulted in the death of an Iowa National Guard soldier.

The iconic Iowa City diner plans to reopen this fall under new ownership, including some with a hand in well-known local establishments.

It’s been a “really rewarding” 17 years for Wendy Ford with the city of Iowa City. Ford, who retired on Aug. 11, has served as the city’s economic development coordinator since 2006, acting as a liaison between the city and the business community.

‘White Trash Revelry’ addresses stereotypes, misconceptions

City staff during Tuesday’s Iowa City Council work session presented five changes to the zoning code that are intended to increase housing supply and diversity of housing options. Council will vote on these proposed changes at its Sept. 19 meeting.

The chain’s signatures include its wings with 14 sauce options, and waffle fries with aioli.

U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, who represents Iowa’s 1st Congressional District, hosted a town hall in Iowa City, where she fielded questions about protecting women’s reproductive rights, climate change, gun control and bipartisan cooperation. It was her first public town hall in Iowa City since becoming the town’s congressperson.

Bohannan’s announcement Tuesday morning sets up a rematch with GOP incumbent Mariannette Miller-Meeks.