Articles Tagged: Tiffin

An off-duty Johnson County sheriff’s deputy was arrested Saturday on a charge of operating while under the influence after another deputy pulled him over.

City staff estimate Tiffin’s population has grown by more than 60 percent since the 2020 census, which showed Tiffin was the fastest-growing Iowa city at the time.

A Johnson County coffee shop will soon offer another option for caffeine and sweet treats in the growing city of Tiffin.

Johnson County Sheriff’s Sgt. Mike Hynes still relishes the challenge of starting the Tiffin patrol division as enters it’s second year of a partnership between the sheriff’s office and the City of Tiffin. Hynes says it’s been the “most rewarding” of his career.

What stinks? Not this emotional support skunk.

University of Iowa Health Care is looking to spend tens of millions over the next year to expand its footprint across the region and state -- including with a new family medicine clinic in Tiffin, just a few miles from where UIHC is opening a new 469,060-square-foot hospital in neighboring North Liberty next week.

Children dyed the sugary puffs with a multitude of colors, even put sprinkles on them, for a creative take on the Easter egg coloring tradition.

Property owners across Johnson County have received letters detailing expected property tax rates as required by state law, but county and city officials are warning that the letters are not reflective of what taxpayers can expect to pay.

The Gazette’s Megan Woolard launches a newsletter covering Johnson County news and culture Feb. 13.

Rehomeology’s thrift items sold out of large storage unit

North Liberty plans to build a roundabout at an intersection on Forevergreen Road west of Interstate 380, and Coralville will be responsible for continuation of Jasper Avenue south of the roundabout.

The store, which is scheduled to open in 2028, is expected to bring 200 jobs to the area.

David Robinson credits Dream City, family, ‘for achieving ownership

The Tiffin event center will be hosting a free concert with affordable tastings to support No Foot Too Small, a Coralville nonprofit that supports and raises awareness for families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.

Also, Clear Creek Amana is considering a new policy that would prohibit the use of personal electronic devices -- which includes cell phones, headphones and other Bluetooth devices -- by students during instructional time.