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Clara McKenna’s ‘Stella and Lyndy’ books incorporate aspects of her varied interests, including England, science, horses and ‘Murder, She Wrote’

Michael Fiddelke, who will take over retailer in February, grew up on Iowa farm

New superintendent hopes to find ways to maintain the growing district’s ‘small-town’ feel

Reegan Lueken, 16, was recently recognized as one of six people in the country to earn a Stroke Hero Award, given by the American Stroke Association.

’73 alum and retired TV journalist returning in the fall as Executive-in-Residence instructor

Devon Strief has become the Iowa City Animal Services coordinator, the latest position in this animal lover’s career.

The 4-plus years since Justin Glisan was hired have included historic droughts, flooding and storms like the 2020 derecho.

’Worth a story and worth the time and worth two years of our commitment’

IOWA CITY – The role of the city attorney is vast, particularly in communities as large as Iowa City. Broadly, …

Although not a quilter herself, Julie Mangold became the driving force behind the creation and placement of more than 100 …

CORALVILLE – You’d be hard pressed to find a corner of Coralville that Dan Holderness hasn’t touched. Thanks to the …

How would you define the word cute, as in ‘your child is cute”? Could you explain the idiom, ‘It’s raining …

Lisa Gilliatt used to think of her outdoor grill as something she only used in the spring or summer to …

Joe Clarke, 32, is living his dream. The North Liberty filmmaker packed up his car and headed west three years …

MARION – Seth Staashelm became Marion’s interim parks and recreation director Aug. 1, just nine days before the city was …