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Kellee Forkenbrock, North Liberty Library public service librarian. CREDIT AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Corridor libraries serve as entrepreneurial hubs

Kellee Forkenbrock’s official title is public service librarian at the North Liberty Library, but it could just as easily be "librarian of entrepreneurship." “Most of...

Josh Schamberger, president of the Iowa City Area Sports Commission and Think Iowa City, addresses the crowd in the lobby of the Xtream Arena on Monday, Nov. 4.

🔒 Iowa City Area Sports Commission highlights its social, economic impact at Cilek Business...

The Iowa River Power building, 501 1st Ave. in Coralville, pictured Oct. 30. The building was bough last month by Old Gold, LLC, a company with an Illinois address. CREDIT ANNIE SMITH BARKALOW

Historic Iowa River Power building has new owner

The historic Iowa River Power building has a new owner, and the city of Coralville is looking into the possibility of tax rebates to...

Exterior of the Old Capitol Town Center.

University of Iowa pursuing $20.6 million full acquisition of Old Capital Town Center

The University of Iowa is seeking approval from the Iowa Board of Regents to purchase the entirety of the Old Capitol Town Center for...

A house destroyed by the derecho is pictured Sept. 14, 2020 on 27th Street NE in Cedar Rapids.

🔒 ‘Out of sight, out of mind’: UI study reveals bias in insurers’ climate...

Kirkwood Benton County Center, 111 W. 3rd St. in Vinton.

🔒 Kirkwood’s Benton County Leadership Council discusses local workforce, educational triumphs and challenges

A map of the proposed 279-acre development in Springville, just south of U.S. Highway 151.

🔒 279-acre mixed-use development eyed for Springville

Exterior twilight view of UI Hospitals and Clinics.

🔒 Board of Regents approve UI Health Care’s acquisition of oncology clinic

Iowa City Mayor Pro Tem Mazahir Salih reads a proclamation from the city declaring October 2024 National Disability Employment Awareness Month.

🔒 ‘Everyone Can Work’: Iowa City celebrates 34 years of ADA, spotlights inclusion and...

Open sign

🔒 Iowa City moves toward stricter public health measures with proposed kratom ban and...

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