Katie Mills Giorgio

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.

Created in memory of longtime city volunteers Charlie and Pat Kress, a person can stand on the month of the year, which is laid out on a marked concrete pad, and their shadow will show them the time.

Buffalo United Methodist Church will hold several events to celebrate its 145th anniversary on Saturday and Sunday.

For Ashely Conner, a pediatric nurse for UnityPoint at Home Pediatrics Extended, you could say she was where she need to be during the derecho.

HER “Women of Achievement”: She’s addressing global issues at the Cedar Rapids Linn County Solid Waste Agency

The Mount Vernon Creates event space opened in 2019 after renovations and had a very successful first year

Jessica Horaney’s career has led her to the ideal mix of professional achievement and advocacy.

Yogis will be taking over Guthridge Park on Saturday as the city’s first yoga festival takes place.

Beekeeping inspired the opening of Cherry Meadow

The pandemic and derecho backed up artists’ schedules, and now they’re schedules are filled months in advance.

GetMyBoat has just started to establish a presence in Iowa by adding boat options on lakes around the state including in Iowa City, Monticello and Okoboji, and at vacation spots such as Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri.

Cedar River Academy students worked together to create a story that would not only be made into a book, but also be translated into a story walk in Reed Park, which is connected to the schoolyard of Cedar River Academy at Taylor Elementary.

She spent some 30 years working for Young Parents Network

He will sell the radio station to Sports Director Jim Ecker

New children’s book explores the life cycle and importance of the rusty patched bumble bee, the first bee in the United States to be placed on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species list.