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The event takes place from 4 to 11 p.m. on Saturday over 14 blocks in downtown Iowa City. This is the Iowa City Downtown District’s sixth year hosting the event.

An engineering consulting firm will conduct a facility condition assessment and present findings to the Iowa City Council later this year. The firm will also offer a recommendation if City Park Pool should be repaired or completely replaced.

The Middle Iowa River watershed management authority spans from Marshall County to Johnson County, for a total of 10 counties, 33 cities and 10 soil and water conservation districts.

New anchor store Ollie’s Bargain Outlet on track to open later this year.

The North Liberty location will add to Aldi’s 37 Iowa stores, including five in the Corridor.

The Iowa City Airport Commission has created a charitable giving fund to raise money for improvements to the airport, including a new mural facing Riverside Drive.

TRAIL of Johnson County, a local nonprofit focused on helping older adults age in place, is hosting a senior housing and services fair in Coralville on Thursday. The event is free and open to the public.

The cities of Iowa City and Coralville, along with the University of Iowa, worked on various flood control projects to protect the communities from future disasters while also embracing the Iowa River. Here’s how they did it.

The question of which city will build the final connection of Forevergreen Road remains unanswered as the legal disagreement dating to 2019 between the cities of Coralville and Tiffin continues. The Iowa Court of Appeals this week reversed and remanded with instructions a lower court’s decision.

More than 20,000 cyclists will ride through Iowa in late July, and cities have been hard at work recruiting vendors, planning entertainment and finalizing other details. Coralville will need more than 900 volunteers as it preps as for its sixth time as an overnight host.

Johnson County Meals on Wheels is temporarily reducing the number of delivery days starting next week due to a volunteer shortage. The organization is recruiting more volunteers to help, and here’s how you can get involved.

The wheat pasted murals will celebrate the city’s rich history and bright future -- which is the tagline for the sesquicentennial celebration. The murals will be in visible locations in time for FourthFest and when thousands of RAGBRAI riders stay overnight in Coralville at the end of July.

Matisse Arnone is passionate about sustainability and politics. He plans to continue exploring these interests by pursuing environmental policy at the University of Vermont.

Twin sisters Ketshia and Karen Lubanda both brought up wanting to help people as one of the reasons why they want to pursue nursing — and eventually become doctors — after graduating from Liberty High School.

Cole Bruxvoort will attend Kirkwood Community College after graduation. Elective classes at West High have helped him decide this is the path for him, and playing baseball has given him his work ethic and motivation.