Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Chef Daniel Velasquez is cooking up his signature fry bread and street foods with a nod to his Native American culture.

Eligible Johnson County residents will have until 2 p.m. on Friday to get their applications submitted for a one-time emergency relief check of $1,400.

Iowa City residents will have the opportunity to learn about the progress and recommendations of the Recreation Facilities and Programs Master Plan and to offer feedback during two open houses on Monday,

An Iowa City man was arrested Tuesday on charges that he harbored runaway teenage girls, sexually abused them and supplied them with marijuana.

Ian isn't on a final tour in name only ala Kiss or Cher. The veteran folkie, who will perform Sunday at the Englert Theatre in Iowa City, insists this is her final run through North America.

Four years since it first opened in the Northside, Goosetown Cafe has embraced its founding vision with seasonal changes that now make the menu evolve every week.

Janice Weiner and John Raley have shared the stage several times this spring, most recently at a May 9 forum hosted by the Johnson County League of Women Voters. The candidates speak highly of one another, but note clear differences in what they offer to voters.

The Downtown Cedar Rapids Farmers Market and the Iowa City Farmers Market are planning a return to the streets with numbers close to or exceeding prepandemic levels.

Southern Culture on the Skids is coming to the Wildwood Smokehouse and Saloon in Iowa City on May 19.

By 2030, Wilson’s Orchard & Farm in Iowa City hopes to locally source all of its food served in the renamed Wilson’s Ciderhouse & Venue.

The owner of Yotopia frozen yogurt shop at 132 S. Clinton St., adjacent to the Ped Mall, announced on May 2 plans to find a new owner.

New Red Cedar Chamber program highlights world’s earliest known slides and films, found in Washington, Iowa, collection

The Iowa City Area HBA Lego Parade of Homes invites kids aged 17 and younger to summon their inner builder and enter to win prizes with their Lego-built homes.

A handful of City High students who don’t have a clear post-graduation path due to a range of disabilities have started working at a new Latin-inspired café created just for them – and for any member of the community keen on tacos, enchiladas, tostadas, and helping students get a leg up.

The commission, after months of work, approved an updated facilitator proposal with the same out-of-state firm but this time working with local partners. The proposal has a larger budget and includes more community input.