The Iowa City Public Library’s Art Advisory Committee is looking for new members. The committee is made up of six members, and terms run for three years.
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The Iowa City Public Library’s Art Advisory Committee is looking for new members. The committee is made up of six members, and terms run for three years.
The lodge, which provides free housing to cancer patients and their caregivers who must travel far for treatment, has been closed for COVID-19.
Vesterheim, the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School, is excited to welcome visitors during Decorah’s Nordic Fest celebration Thursday through Saturday.
Some lenders say their worst fears about impact of the coronavirus pandemic on mortgage delinquencies and potential foreclosures have not been realized.
Paul Hoff, convicted for distributing meth and firearms, testified Drew Blahnik repeatedly stabbed Chris Bagley in 2018. He saw the life drain from Bagley’s body.
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office has identified the man who was killed Monday in a two-vehicle wreck near Central City and Alburnett as Larry Hullerman, 62, of Waterloo.
Athletics deficits that the University of Iowa and Iowa State University projected for the last pandemic-plagued season were not as steep as anticipated, according to new Board of Regents budget recaps showing Hawkeye income was $35.8 million above expectations.
Officers were called just before 6:30 a.m. to the Hawthorne Hills apartment complex — in the 2200 block of C Street SW — for reports of a single-vehicle wreck.
Police said it was determined that Johnnie L. Stevenson, 36, pulled out a semi-automatic handgun that he had concealed on his person and fired one shot at close range at the individual’s head.
Trish Mehaffey will have live coverage from the trial throughout the day
A paved promenade allowed easy access to 63 stalls at the produce market, at B Avenue and First Street NW.
But some Iowa women continued drinking, and making, alcohol during the 1920s
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