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Hardin Library $2.4 million renovation plans unveiled

The University of Iowa released a $2.4 million phase one proposal to renovate 3,800 square feet of Hardin Library of Health Sciences during a...

Andre Perry named Hancher Auditorium executive director

Andre Perry will be the new executive director of Hancher Auditorium and the Office of Performing Arts and Engagement at the University of Iowa. Previously...

Spotix makes Inc. list of Midwest’s fastest-growing private companies

With a two-year revenue growth of 97%, North Liberty-based Spotix is No.107 on Inc. magazine’s third annual Inc. 5000 Regionals Midwest list, ranking the...

Iowa Brewers Guild announces release of UNIFY Hazy IPA

The Iowa Brewers Guild (IBG) announces the release of its collaborative guild beer: UNIFY Hazy IPA, 6.5% ABV. The UNIFY brewing project began with...

Forest View Tenants Association, Center for Worker Justice urge action

The Iowa City Council met on April 5 to discuss the status and finer details of the Forest View Mobile Home Court relocation plan.  Mazahir...

North Liberty Planning & Zoning Commission approves subdivisions

City officials moved to advance discussions of Forevergreen Estates and Solomon’s Landing during an April 5 North Liberty Planning & Zoning Commission meeting. The Forevergreen...

Ruhl&Ruhl Realtors ranked Iowa’s largest independent real estate company

Ruhl&Ruhl Realtors has been ranked once again as the largest independent real estate company in Iowa. REAL Trends ‘The 500’ report ranks the Top 500...

T&C Landscape ribbon cutting celebrates move to new location

T&C Landscape, which opened in August 2020, has moved to a new location, 3415 Third Ave. in Marion. The business specializes in custom, luxury...
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Study: College graduates more likely to own their own home

Despite the costs associated with college and growing student loan debt, a degree is a stepping stone to eventually becoming a homeowner, according to...

Residential building worker wages continue to rise

Compared to a year ago, average hourly earnings for residential building workers continue to rise, as the construction labor market remains tight, the National...

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