Articles Tagged: North Liberty

LL Pelling, with 225 employees, still mainly a family business

Capanna Coffee Roasters’ coffee shop is coming under new ownership as the brand shifts its attention to focus on coffee bean roasting.

Mike Nicholls opened his North Liberty business after retiring

Outdoor, indoor options for cooling down as temperatures climb

Also, UTVs now allowed on North Liberty streets

With a wide range of traditional and modern beer styles paired with an elevated menu and loads of activities, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy yourself at Field Day Brewing Company in North Liberty.

The North Liberty Youth Council, which began meeting in October 2022, wrapped up its first term and is looking at what’s next.

This voter guide includes information about seats on the city councils in Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty and Tiffin, as well as information about how to run for office and how to make sure you’re ready to vote come November.

The city of North Liberty, working with the Housing Trust Fund of Johnson County, is pursuing an affordable housing project on the city’s west side. The city is contributing $400,000 in American Rescue Plan Act dollars.

An Iowa City woman was arrested this weekend on charges that she broke into a North Liberty woman’s residence and held her captive at gunpoint for about three hours.

Also, changes are coming to Iowa City’s urban chicken policy.

Amid legislation targeting the information sector, public librarians speak on their growing role as a force in the political realm. From representative literature to creating inclusive environments, libraries are offering more to the community than books.

The North Liberty City Council this week took the first step to allow utility task vehicles — or UTVs — to operate on city streets. The council needs to approve the ordinance two more times before driving these vehicles on city streets is legal.

After their son committed suicide, Joe and Jennifer Skelley created an organization focused on raising awareness about mental health and talking openly about it. The organization has already made progress in its first year.

The North Liberty City Council during a brief special session earlier this week approved a development agreement authorizing tax increment payments. The city agrees to make eight annual payments, with the total amount not to exceed $7.5 million.