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DeWitt police respond to shots fired call Friday night
DEWITT, Iowa — Police in DeWitt responded to a shots fired call on Friday night, officials confirmed to News 8. Details are limited at this time but police said there is no threat to the public. It happened on 8th Avenue. Police said a press release will be sent...
Figge Museum offers free admission during Alternating Currents weekend
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) -Figge Art Museum is offering free admission all weekend during the Alternating Currents festival, Aug. 15 to 18. Additionally, the museum invites viewers to stop by for the free-to-attend Bucktown Americana Music Show on Aug. 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. Patrons are encouraged to come early...
Marcus & Millichap facilitates sale of 261-unit self-storage property in Iowa City
Marcus & Millichap negotiated the sale of Oak Crest Storage, a 261-unit self-storage property in Iowa City, Iowa. George Kondracke, Brian Kelly, Gabriel Coe, Nathan Coe and Brett Hatcher, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Columbus office, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, and procured the buyer, Streamlined Storage, bringing them to their fourth Self Storage location in Iowa. Jon Ruzicka, Broker of Record in Iowa, assisted in the transaction.
Luke Lachey calls out jokes about Iowa’s offense: ‘No one likes to hear that kind of stuff’
Entering the 2023 season, there were questions about what Iowa’s offense would look like. The Hawkeyes struggled in 2022, and despite adding Cade McNamara from the transfer portal, all eyes were on coordinator Brian Ferentz. That noise grew louder when a report came out about a clause in Ferentz’s contract. According to the reworked deal, […] The post Luke Lachey calls out jokes about Iowa’s offense: ‘No one likes to hear that kind of stuff’ appeared first on On3.
Impact Coffee thrives in old JCPenney building in Our Town Decorah
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - From a department store to a coffee shop, it’s not a transition you’d expect, but it’s one you’ll find in Our Town Decorah. A JCPenney store stood in downtown Decorah for 95 years as a true community staple. Now, a two-story coffeehouse has turned the space into a community hub.
Former Hawkeye Scott Chandler is the new leader for Iowa City Liberty
NORTH LIBERTY, Iowa (KCRG) - There is a new leader at Iowa City Liberty. Following a nine-year career in the NFL, former Hawkeye Scott chandler will lead the Lightning football team. Family is what led the former Iowa tight end back to the Hawkeye State following his playing career. “Sometimes...
Riverland student awarded Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship
Riverland Community College on Friday announced that Akoua Gnimavo, a dedicated and high-achieving student, has been selected as a recipient of the prestigious Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship for 2024. Gnimavo will receive a $1,000 scholarship in recognition of outstanding academic achievement and demonstrated leadership potential. The Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship, sponsored by the […] The post Riverland student awarded Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
FAARM vision comes more into focus
The University of Minnesota’s vision of its proposed Future of Advanced Agriculture Research in Minnesota (FAARM) is becoming a little more refined for a facility that looks to create a one-health approach to agriculture and environment. According to Dr. Brian Buhr, the dean of the school’s College of Food, Agricultural & Natural Resources Sciences, the […] The post FAARM vision comes more into focus appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Using humor to guide Austin’s future
Discover Austin, MN is inviting the public to the Hormel Historic Home in September for Sketches of Minnesota, a community-inspired, laugh-out-loud evening presented by the Minnesota Humanities Center and Danger Boat Productions. Sketches of Minnesota uses laughter and comedy to celebrate what makes the community unique. The evening will give residents of Austin and surrounding […] The post Using humor to guide Austin’s future appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Sienknecht named to all-division Iowa Star Conference South squad
TRAER – The North Tama softball program continued its upward trajectory this season under second-year head coach Madonna Merchant by landing seven players on the Iowa Star Conference South all-division teams including former GMG pitcher Adelyn Sienknecht. For the second year in a row, Redhawk infielder Gabriella ‘Gabby’ Seda...
This Is When Illinois And Wisconsin Will Get The First Frost This Year
Fall is right on our doorstep. Kids are heading back to school, Spirit Halloween stores are opening for the season, and we're less than a month away from Labor Day. The yearly August argument is strong on social media right now. Some hang on to pool season and embrace the Dog Days of Summer. Others jump right into Spooky Season and all things pumpkin.
Candy Sold at Major Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin Retailers Under Urgent Recall
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded a recall of nearly two dozen candies and snacks sold at major retailers; ones that are very prominent in Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. This is an urgent recall, for the products in question can cause serious illness, and in rare cases, death.
60th Cookout Contest Highlights Farm Bureau Day at the Iowa State Fair
(Des Moines) Tuesday, August 13th, was Farm Bureau Day at the Iowa State Fair, and it wasn’t hard to find the Farm Bureau Park. The Iowa Farm Bureau hosted its 60th Annual Cookout Contest, and the smells carried on the wind across the entire fairgrounds. Brent Johnson, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau, says the contest was full of delicious food from 50 of the state’s best outdoor cooks.
Food vendors dish out fair staples, elevated recipes at the Iowa State Fair
DES MOINES — Food vendors supply thousands of Iowa State Fairgoers with staples, however, an increasing number of attendees means more tastes and diets to cater to. Many vendors explore new recipes and recreate fair classics to appease the growing crowds. With the fair attendance record broken on Aug....
Iowan Grant Gillon returns to 'MasterChef,' this time as a judge alongside Gordon Ramsay
It seems like only yesterday that Grant Gillon won Season 13 of “MasterChef,” but this September marks a year since the Altoona native who graduated from the University of Iowa went from amateur chef to beating out 39 contestants and winning $250,000 on the reality show. ...
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