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Relive your school days at Marion's Adult Book Fair
MARION, Iowa — If you miss the days of going to the book fair when you were in school, the Marion Public Library has you covered. The library will host its first-ever Adult Book Fair on Friday, Sept. 27 from 5 – 8 p.m. in their Community Room.
A New Raising Cane’s Location Has Opened in the Corridor
Iowa City now has its very first Raising Cane's! According to a new article from the Corridor Business Journal, the popular chicken chain is officially open in the Old Capitol Town Center. Raising Cane's is a fast food restaurant that was founded in Louisiana back in 1996. It specializes in...
Iowa City school district votes to demolish former Hills Elementary School building
Former Hills Elementary School will be demolished in the coming months after the project received approval from the Iowa City Community School District Board of Directors. In a unanimous vote, the board approved the decision to begin the demolition of the former school grounds, which will begin as soon as the company carrying out the project is directed by the district, according to meeting documents.
Dubuque Street businesses stand strong through taxing reconstruction project
The $3.75 million Dubuque Street reconstruction project is expected to be completed by Sept. 20 after over five months of work has impacted businesses on the street. Business owners are reporting decreased foot traffic and profits compared to last year. Alin Dumachi, the city’s senior civil engineer overseeing the project,...
UI launches new app for campus resources
The high summer corn sweats have all but subsided, bulk packages of Ramen noodles are mysteriously vanishing off Hy-Vee shelves, it’s suddenly very difficult to schedule a plasma donation, and thousands of new students have moved into Iowa City. To kick off the new school year, the University of...
Sioux City native Tyler Cropley named to Iowa Hawkeyes baseball coaching staff
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCAU) – The Iowa Hawkeyes announced the addition of Tyler Cropley and Wes Obermueller to its baseball coaching staff. Cropley, who will join the program as a student assistant, returns to his alma mater to coach under Rick Heller. The former Bishop Heelan product ended his senior year with a .342 batting […]
Point/Counterpoint | What will Iowa football’s record be this year?
10-2 Based on last season’s 10-2 finish against many odds, this season should be defined by a lack of excuses. That is, there is no reason this team shouldn’t finish 10-2 again. The Hawkeyes return, arguably, the best pound-for-pound defense and special teams corps in college football this...
Q&A | Iowa women’s soccer Coach Dave DiIanni addresses team improvements and expectations for the 2024 season
The Daily Iowan: What players have stood out to you most in pre-season training?. Dave Dilanni: We have an interesting mix. [We are] incredibly old with very experienced players who have [played in] big games. Macy Enneking and Elle Otto have played a lot of minutes. I think that, on the flip side, you have young players such as Sofia Bush and Sophie Kincaid who have been very important early on for this team. This is the deepest team I have ever had at Iowa.
Waterloo officer involved in 2021 fatal shooting is immune from federal prosecution, judge rules
WATERLOO, Iowa (KCRG) - A federal judge has ruled a Waterloo Police Officer who shot and killed a man in 2021 may have violated the man’s rights, but is immune from federal prosecution under qualified immunity. Officer Ken Schaaf shot and killed Brent Boggess after a police chase in...
Whitey’s ice cream impacted by manufacturing malfunction
Some ice cream flavors at Whitey’s may be limited after a malfunction at its manufacturing plant. Whitey’s posted about the issue on its Facebook page. The malfunction caused a significant loss of product. Whitey’s vice president, Annika Tunberg, told Our Quad Cities News the cleanup period won’t be long, and manufacturing will begin again once cleanup is done. Because of the delay, some ice cream will be low on stock, but Our Quad Cities News was not told which specific flavors are impacted.
GreatAmerica Opens Fall Application Period for Employee Advised Fund Supporting Local Nonprofits
GreatAmerica Financial Services Corporation announced that its Employee Advised Fund fall application period opens after the Labor Day weekend to nonprofits in the Eastern Iowa area. Applications will be accepted September 3 through September 30, 2024, 4:30 PM Central. The Employee Advised Fund, launched in 2022 is in addition to the GreatAmerica Donor Advised Fund, established in 2001. The combined funds provide more than $1.1 Million to projects in the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Corridor each year. Both funds are managed by the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.
Who is the best Iowa high school football team ahead of the 2024 season? Vote in our fan poll
Who is the best overall team entering the 2024 Iowa high school football season? The Des Moines Register sought to find out with its preseason Super 25 ranking, a comprehensive list of who we think the best teams in the state are, regardless of class. Now it's your turn to vote. ...
Will RFK Jr. be on Iowa's ballot in November?
DES MOINES, Iowa — We are just 70 days away from the general election and the ballot has already seen numerous changes over the past few months. By August 29th those presidential candidate changes will become official, and by September 3rd local candidates will also be finalized. In order...
Iowa Realtors Await Projected Interest Rate Cut
(Des Moines) Talk of a quarter-percent interest rate cut next month could lift the real estate market. Les Sulgrove, Iowa Association of Realtors, says an interest rate cut next month would indirectly affect mortgage rates, which could dip slightly. Meanwhile, in July, the housing market in Iowa continued to show...
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