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Noah Kent advances to U.S. Amateur Finals
The magical run of Noah Kent at the U.S. Amateur rolls on. The sophomore Iowa golfer advanced to the U.S. Amateur finals on Saturday with a win over Jackson Buchannan from the University of Illinois. That match ended on the 18th hole. Kent was one up headed into the final hole and striped his second […] The post Noah Kent advances to U.S. Amateur Finals appeared first on On3.
Get Your Fitness On Sundays On Davenport Skybridge
Free fitness every Sunday at 9am. Beat those winter blues, keep those cold muscles active and share a smile or a high 5 with some great people! There is about 50 mins tonwalk, jog run, climb stairs, shake your hips with Zumba and so much more! Positive quotes are hung throughout the course that you go at your own pace at. At the end we draw for prizes thanks to local businesses donating ever week! Wear layers it gets warm inside, water available, and a great playlist!
Muscatine reducing traffic to 1 lane for work
Drivers in Muscatine will need to slow down when driving through part of the city this week. An email from the city says E. Ninth Street/Washington Street will be reduced to one lane of traffic starting Monday, August 19 to replace the box out at an address in the 1100 block of E. Ninth Street. […]
ESPN FPI predictions for every game on Iowa football's 2024 schedule
ESPN released its FPI preseason rankings for the 2024 season last month and Iowa came in at No. 37 on the list. Here are ESPN's FPI projections for the Hawkeyes. ESPN released its FPI preseason rankings for the 2024 season last month and Iowa came in at No. 37 on the list. The Hawkeyes begin the season ranked at No. 25 in the AP Poll and even with the expanded Big Ten and the conference being one entire division, there is still a lot of confidence in Iowa City that this can be a great year for Kirk Ferentz and company.
Some reduction in air quality from wildfire smoke, weather stays quiet
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - You may notice some extra haziness to the air within the next day or two as a patch of wildfire smoke moves through the region. Your First Alert: Quiet, but watching for air quality reduction. Things stay quiet throughout the day, with only scattered pop-up...
Field of Dreams in Concert coming to Kernels stadium next summer
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The iconic music from the Iowa-filmed classic 'Field of Dreams' will fill the air next summer in Cedar Rapids. Orchestra Iowa announcing the Field of Dreams in Concert at Veterans Memorial Stadium, home of the Cedar Rapids Kernels, on June 7th, 2025. The movie will...
Iowa City considering stricter regulations for smoke shops
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - Iowa City officials want to put restrictions on the sale of tobacco products in city limits. The process of changing regulations started back in May when the city put a pause on issuing any new tobacco licenses until next year. Back then, the city manager said officials would use the break to do a deep dive into what exactly these stores sell and if there are any safety concerns.
Road work will impact Pleasantview School accessibility
The Webster City Police Department is highlighting immediate changes to the drop off and pick up procedures at Pleasantview School. These changes are due to road construction. Traffic to the school drop off location must approach from Pleasant Street. All incoming traffic will travel west on Pleasant Street and turn south onto Willson Avenue. Vehicles will be routed through the parking lot for drop off and pick up. Outgoing traffic will exit the parking lot and travel north on Willson Avenue to Ohio Street.
'I let a lot of people down': Kaleb Brown remorseful in first public comments following arrest
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- The Hawkeyes will be without wide receiver Kaleb Brown when they trot on Duke Slater Field against Illinois State. During Big Ten Media Day, Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz announced that Brown would be suspended one game following an offseason arrest. On Iowa Media day, Brown met with the media for the first time since the event transpired. He expressed regret and disappointment.
Taste of Heirloom Tomatoes set for Aug. 25 in Iowa City
IOWA CITY, Iowa — August is prime time for tomatoes in Iowa, and heirloom tomatoes will take center stage during an Aug. 25 event by the Johnson County Master Gardeners. The Ninth Annual Taste of Heirloom Tomatoes is scheduled for 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024, on the east lawn of the Plum Grove Historical Home, 1030 Carroll St., Iowa City.
Waypoint to host ‘Hiking for Housing’ event next month
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Next month Waypoint is hosting its first-ever Hiking for Housing event. The family-friendly event at Mount Trashmore is aimed at working to help raise awareness about homelessness. The hike will have three trail options so anyone can come and participate. Leaders with Waypoint said people...
'I bring a lot of intensity and passion': John Nestor hoping to hold down starting cornerback spot
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- John Nestor took people by surprise when he was listed as the starting cornerback heading into fall camp. Iowa is looking to replace one of the best players in the Kirk Ferentz era, Cooper DeJean, and Nestor is taking the challenge head on. The Illinois native is currently competing against TJ Hall and Deshaun Lee to hold down the opposite corner of Jermari Harris.
HCPOA gives $38,000 in golf benefit proceeds to the family of Kevin Cram
The Hamilton County Peace Officers Association welcomed Algona Police Officer Kevin Cram’s widow Lara Cram back to Webster City Saturday to give her the $38,000 raised by that organization this summer. Cram and her two youngest sons, Westin and Ira, accepted the gift in a presentation that took place...
On the trail of Iowa history at Mulberry Center Church
Summer Saturdays in Webster City are meant to be lived at low speed. In the morning, people all over town are out for a walk with the dog, sipping coffee in a porch swing, or getting ready for a bicycle ride on the Boone River or Brewer Creek Trails they’ve dreamed about all week. Later in the day, picnics and cookouts pop up and kids head to the swimming pool or East Twin Park.
Kaleb Brown eager to become top target of Hawkeyes’ aerial attack
IOWA CITY, Ia. — He’s striving to be the Hawkeyes’ go-to wide receiver as the team navigates through fall camp, and using the practice field as his safe haven. After getting arrested for an OWI this past June, Kaleb Brown is shifting his focus towards the team, and leaving the humility in the rearview mirror. The last thing Brown wants is for his mistake to be a distraction for his teammates and coaches. Most importantly, he’s grateful for all of their support through this difficult matter.
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