Iowa History: Schoolhouse on 5th Street in Coralville
While its last students haven’t officially sat in for classes at this schoolhouse for over 70 years, the Schoolhouse building continues to stand as a historical time capsule and attraction […]
Your Guide to Top Biking and Hiking Trails Around Iowa City
We’ve mapped out the path to happiness and adventure for hikers and bikers of every skill level who are looking for the area’s best scenic routes and family- and pet-friendly […]
Iowa History: John’s Grocery in Iowa City’s Northside Neighborhood
Doug Alberhasky, owner of John’s Grocery, is a seventh generation Iowa City native. The building, which was built in 1848, has been a grocery store, an apartment building, a saloon, […]
Hawkeye Wave voted best college sports tradition in 2024 by USA Today
Since 2017 when the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital opened, Iowa Hawkeyes football fans, away teams, officials and broadcasters at Kinnick Stadium have taken a moment after the […]
Northern Lights visible in Iowa during October magnetic storm
Dazzling colors of green and red painted the skies of the northern hemisphere Thursday night. The Space Weather Prediction Center at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration writes that Earth’s […]
Can’t-Miss Festivals in the Iowa City Area This Fall
Celebrate Community, Culture, and Creativity at these eclectic fall festivals It’s an exciting time of year as Iowa City comes alive with fall festivals celebrating creativity, culture, and connection. Each […]
Find these 20th anniversary Herky on Parade statues at their new homes
The 20th anniversary of Herky on Parade ended on Aug. 30 at FRYfest in Coralville with a final farewell to the 101 unique statues created by local and regional artists. […]
The Unique History of FRYfest — Celebrating 15 Years of All Things Black & Gold
This year’s 15th Annual FRYfest, featuring a concert with American Idol Winner Maddie Poppe is slated for FRYday, August 30, 2024. Every year, a swarm of Hawkeye fans come together […]
Fortune names Iowa City as one of the Best Places to Live for Families
Fortune ranked Iowa City on its Best Places to Live for Families in 2024, for the third year in a row. “It can feel urban or suburban depending on the […]
Planning Your University of Iowa College Move-In Trip Weekend to Iowa City
As you gear up for your college move-in weekend, it’s not just about unpacking boxes, arranging furniture, and meeting new roommates or seeing your friends—it’s also an opportunity to explore […]
Unique ideas for baby names: Iowa edition
Looking for a unique name for your baby? Look no further than this list of historic Iowans, read about their accomplishments and impact here. Caitlin Caitlin Clark is an Iowan, […]
Agritourism is Growing in the Iowa City Area
Lavender Fields, Treehouse Stays, Goat Yoga, and a Taste of Napa, Agritourism is Growing in the Iowa City Area. Join us at the Johnson County Fair on July 23 on […]
Plan Your Summer Vacation in the Iowa City Area
If you’re looking for an all-around awesome place to visit for a summer vacation, Iowa City is the perfect warm-weather destination. Whether it’s arts, adventure, outdoors, sports, education, or relaxation, […]
7 Bike Events in Johnson County This Summer
As we hit the halfway point of Bike Month in Johnson County and the weather continues to warm up, it’s time to look forward to some of the biking events […]
Everything You Need to Know About Herky on Parade
While venturing through Johnson County, there’s a good chance you will come across a couple statues of the University of Iowa mascot, Herky the Hawk. Whether it’s the fighting stance […]
