Articles Tagged: North Liberty

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

Cheryl Schlote can relate well to the clients she sees at her business, Scarlet’s Unmentionables in North Liberty.

The recent Clear Creek Amana High School graduate, 18, made it look easy as she belted Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing” in front of the judges at the 64th Annual Bill Riley Talent Search Competition. But the path to finding her voice hasn’t always been a chain of successes over the last several years.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, a former Iowa Democratic governor, held an “Investing in America” town hall Thursday in North Liberty where he highlighted efforts by President Joe Biden’s administration to create additional income opportunities for producers and entrepreneurs.

Echoing continuing care retirement communities it’s developed in Marion, Ames, Altoona, Grimes, and West Des Moines since 2011, a Kansas-based senior living developer is planning another new retirement village in Iowa – this one in its fastest-growing City of Tiffin.

The North Liberty pantry received $100,000 in federal American Rescue Plan Act dollars from the city earlier this year to build a new $4 million facility. The additional $150,000 also will go toward construction of the building, which will help the pantry meeting growing demand for its services.

Without discussion or debate, the State Health Facilities Council on Tuesday unanimously agreed that Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids doesn’t require a certificate of need to establish an offsite location in North Liberty.

Construction begins on Penn Meadows Park basketball court, which will feature Mega Slam hoops. The hoops have glass backboards and are built to be durable to allow for dunking and hanging on the rim.