Articles Tagged: Iowa City

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

Play hearkens to home, family, memories, looking back, looking forward

Iowa City Police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in an alley in early October.

Iowa City is asking residents to consider mulching fallen leaves into the grass or putting them on garden beds as a shortcut to enriching soil that has less of an environmental impact from transportation emissions and staff time needed to compost leaves at the landfill.

Five Eastern Iowa counties — including Linn and Johnson — are teaming up to use $2 million in federal money to create a climate action plan for the region.

Harry’s Bar & Grill offers comfort food with an attitude from one of the co-founders of Bluebird Diner in Iowa City.

Concert is part of the Englert’s Track Zero series of boundary-pushing sounds

The Iowa Restaurant Association has named two Cedar Rapids leaders as the 2023 winners of some of the organization’s biggest awards in Iowa.

Brew tanks were recently installed at Big Grove Brewery’s new distribution center in Iowa City. They will help the company increase its beer production by more than 50 percent in 2024.

The three-story property also is home to a laundromat and 16 apartments. Since being created as a dance hall by Slezak, who was a dancer, it has served as a hotel, grocery store and saloon. Pagliai’s Pizza opened there in 1957.

Voters in Iowa City’s Council District A vote today in a primary that will decide which candidates’ names appear on the November ballot.

Also, Gilbert Street bridge replacement coming to Iowa City next year

Concerts, conversations fabric of multidisciplinary events

Getting back his roots with new album recorded at home