Iowa City doesn’t live up to its new ‘drunkest city in Iowa’ title, statistics appear to demonstrate.
By Kayli Reese
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In a recently published report, the Centers for Disease...
With the cutting of a ribbon, the downtown Hilton Garden Inn celebrated its grand opening on Nov. 30.
The new hotel, which opened for business in October, celebrated with room tours and a party with...
What makes Iowa home?
For Iowa natives, the answer might be because they were born here, raised here, and have family (or farmland) here.
But what about non-natives, people who were not born in Iowa...
Effective Dec. 4, Iowa City is adopting a change in its curbside recycling program, changing to a single-stream system.
“Part of the goal here is to increase participation,” Iowa City recycling...
The smell of freshly cut wood and the sound of music floated through Black Hawk Mini Park as a Holiday Market pop-up shop welcomed the holiday season.
Downtown District Director of Operations Betsy Potter...
RVAP and Beadology Iowa are partnering to offer a three-session course, Advocating for a Safer Community, to the Iowa City community for the first time.
By Paige Schlichte
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A crowd of dozens gathered at the east side of the Pentacrest on the morning of Nov. 11, bearing signs calling for peace reading “Health Care not Warfare,” “Make America Think Again,” and “It...
Survivors of sexual assault refused to keep their stories quiet on Nov. 10 through fine arts in an event called “Now that we’re loud” in downtown Iowa City.
The event, which took place at...
With Veterans Day quickly approaching, service members had an opportunity to share stories Thursday night in an event hosted by IowaWatch.
The Iowa Center for Public Affairs Journalism hosted the event...
On Miller Avenue, a sustainable way of living is taking root in Iowa for the first time, under the name of Prairie Hill.
Construction has begun on Iowa’s first cohousing community, a type of living...
