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ImOn Communications to expand fiber network to Wisconsin, Minnesota

ImOn Communications is expanding its high-speed fiber internet service to Superior, Wisconsin, and Duluth, Minnesota, marking the Cedar Rapids-based company’s first expansion into both states. According to a release, construction on the new network is scheduled to begin in both…

Iowa City Area HBA Parade of Homes kicks off June 12

The 54th annual Iowa City Area HBA Parade of Homes, presented by Hills Bank and…

Coralville Marriott to rebrand under new management

The Coralville Marriott Hotel & Conference Center in the heart of the city’s Iowa River…

Linn County accepting applications for economic and community development funds

The Linn County Board of Supervisors is now accepting applications for Linn County’s Economic and Community Development…

EntreFEST – it will be out of this world

For New Bohemia Innovation Collaborative (NewBoCo) Chief Operating Officer Jill Wilkins, the “magic” of EntreFEST…

Moody’s assigns Aaa rating to Linn County bonds

Moody’s Investors Service has assigned a Aaa rating to Linn County’s $5.1 million general obligation (GO)…

New UI claims in Iowa hold steady, as overall rates rise

New unemployment claims in Iowa fell to 3,859 in the week ending May 29. That’s…

Geonetric’s Operation Overnight opens for applications

Geonetric, a digital agency and software developer for the healthcare industry, is kicking off its…

Czech Village-New Bohemia Main Street receives national accreditation

Czech Village-New Bohemia Main Street has been designated as an accredited Main Street program for…

Diversity Market planned in Iowa City’s South District

A Diversity Market will pop up outside the Kingdom Center at 611 Southgate Ave., Iowa…

Barrel House to open new location in downtown CR

Undeterred by the pandemic and just weeks after announcing it would open a location at…

UI plans to go ahead with new Student Well-Being Center

University of Iowa officials are moving forward with a $25 to $28 million proposal for…

Washington rallies to save former Captain’s Table building

A project to save a historic Washington building and transform it into an information hub…

Survey: Americans happy with pandemic home purchases

Despite the frenzied nature of today’s housing market, prompting conversations about buyer’s remorse, more than…

Marion city manager resigning, moving to Washington state

Longtime Marion city manager Lon Pluckhahn has submitted his resignation to the Marion City Council…

Lon Pluckhahn

University of Iowa startups featured in Science Coalition report

A growing number of Iowa-based companies trace their roots to federally funded University of Iowa…

The Science Coalition