Articles Tagged: Iowa City

The City of Iowa City is reminding residents to keep their four-legged friends on a leash when not on their private property. The city has responded to nearly 100 more calls this year than in 2020.

To celebrate Big Grove Brewery’s Richard the Whale stout, climb aboard for a culinary journey that seeks the white whale of dining through 15 luxurious courses.

The Community Growth Program and Toolkit has a goal to help 10 residents with a vision to address systemic change in their community.

The City of Iowa City is one of 95 cities in the world recognized by the Climate Disclosure Project as a leader on environmental action and transparency.

The Family Folk Machine, an Iowa City-based intergenerational choir and band, is looking for new members for its spring session starting in January.

According to a news release, at 1:25 a.m. Sunday, police responded to a report of shots fired at the ramp at 220 S. Capitol St. Officers found evidence that multiple shots were fired and several people may have been involved.

This grant opportunity is available to Iowa City-based organizations with the purpose of encouraging, empowering and engaging social justice and racial equity initiatives.

Meet Joachim “Joah” Seelos, who joined CommUnity Crisis Services in late August as a law enforcement liaison responding to mental health calls.

Council members agreed during the work session Tuesday more time is needed for the commission to complete its work and outlined potential next steps.

Holiday concerts continue spreading cheer throughout the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas Dec 2-9, 2021.

The Visiting Nurse Association will be conducting a cholesterol screening at the Senior Center in Iowa City from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 8. Appointments are required.

Despite being a dry bar, Unimpaired in Iowa City has plenty of things to quench your thirst, including crafted drinks, quality pizza and amenities for a fun night out.

The Iowa City Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved the first consideration of an updated development proposal for a senior living facility near Hickory Hill Park. Nearly 40 acres would be dedicated to the city for expansion of the park.

Police say over $3,500 in tools and welding equipment was stolen.

The 28 changing tables will be installed in restrooms throughout the city’s park system. Male and unisex restrooms will be prioritized.