Articles Tagged: North Liberty

Johnson County nonprofit targets hyper-local strategic investment districts.

Intimate space allows plenty of space for cast to play with woke sensitivities

The North Liberty City Council has decided to use its remaining roughly $300,000 of American Rescue Plan Act funds for community center projects, to establish an economic development program with Greater Iowa City Inc., and a donation to United Action For Youth.

Two children were taken to the hospital Monday morning after a fire in a North Liberty apartment building, according to a news release from the city.

Also, the Solon school board will interview applicants to fill a vacancy on the board

Also, The Eastern Iowa Airport receives $3.6M in federal funds for construction of a new baggage handling control system

The North Liberty City Council is looking into options for allocating the last of its ARPA money after locker room estimates came in too high.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is releasing 1,000 to 2,000 trout at 18 locations across the state this fall.

A judge has found a North Liberty man guilty of raping Waterloo and Cedar Falls women after breaking into their apartments in spring 2023.He is also set for trial, tentatively in January, on rape charges in a 2022 Iowa City attack.

The pantry has received $278,000 from the city of North Liberty

A North Liberty woman was charged last week with first-degree harassment after police say she threatened the principal of her daughter’s school.

Now, coffee shop customers can get The Eat Shop’s bestselling pastries — cinnamon rolls, pecan rolls, kolaches, cookies, dessert bars and more — without going to Solon.

A North Liberty mobile home is a total loss after a fire early Monday morning, according to a news release from the North Liberty Fire Department.

The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office at the end of October will end a contract with CommUnity Crisis Services, which since 2022 has provided a mental health liaison to the Sheriff’s Office, and two other Johnson County police departments.

Instead, fast-growing city looking into renovating its current station