Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Democrat Christina Bohannan denounced the Republican attacks a "distortions" of her views on policing and immigration.

The forum begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday and will be livestreamed.

Redmond Jones II, who has been West Branch’s city administrator since 2017, is starting his Iowa City position on Sept. 20.

A new report from immigration advocacy groups shows high levels of unemployment among immigrant workers.

Council members agreed that the nearly $200,000 was worth it but some had hesitations about the firm that is being considered by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

The Iowa City Public Library is collaborating with Launch Student News to offer a six-session journalism workshop for students in sixth through 12th grade.

Iowa City residents who were living and working in New York City are sharing the photos they took of the city’s patriotism after the 9/11 attacks in a new exhibit.

SpareMe brings new bowling, arcade games and elevated casual food under one roof.

Other priorities include eviction prevention, affordable housing, help to nonprofits

The Arlette Hollister Excellence Award, started in 2019, goes to an exhibitor who demonstrates the same can-do attitude, pursuit of excellence and mentorship Hollister showed during her 30 years leading the Iowa State Fair food department.

City staff will present recommendations on how to spend American Rescue Plan Act funds during Tuesday’s City Council meeting

Iowa City Downtown District, with sponsorship from MidWestOne, supported many of the new businesses with grants for signs and matching grants to existing businesses for upgrades and storefront enhancements.

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, Sept. 8. Appointments are required.

Check out these ways to celebrate summer’s final holiday hurrah in the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas.

The Iowa City Senior Center is trying to increase access to fresh vegetables and fruit from a Give Back Garden staffed this summer by volunteers. Free produce, including tomatoes, broccoli, peppers, zucchini and cabbage, is available now at the Senior Center in downtown Iowa City.