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• We have a lot going on this summer at the library. We have something for everyon...
• Join the Grout Museum of History & Science tomorrow at Prairie Grove Park for a...
• Thank You to Hawkeye Community College/Iowa Works team, Gov. @TerryBranstad, IWD...
• Stop by the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum on Monday, after Waterloo's M...
• Do you have a 6th-8th grader, looking for something fun to do this summer? Then...
• The “Good Morning Cedar Valley” quarterly networking breakfast is only a few wee...
• The Grout Museum District will be open Memorial Day from 11-5! Stop by for a pic...
• Don't forget the Grout Museum District is a Blue Star Museum! This means that st...
• Cedar Valley Leadership Institute celebrate their graduation by presenting Kick...
• Cedar Valley Leadership Institute celebrate their graduation by presenting Kick...
• There is still room in the Stars and Stripes Quilt Retreat and registration has...
• The Grout Museum District is a Blue Star Museum! This means that the museum, thr...
• Historical Factoid: Memorial Day commemorates the deaths of those who died in mi...
• The Calhoun County Paranormal Investigators will be coming back to the District...
• Congratulations to this years Addy Winners! The top prize, Professional Best of...
• Nothing runs like a DEERE...strong earnings...Global leader...Expanding in the C...
• Great interactive map showing population diversity in the USA.
• High Altitude Balloons (HABs) are unmanned balloons, usually filled with helium...
• The Union siege of Vicksburg began on May 22, 1863. The Army of the Tennessee co...
• Watch the edited video of the Blue Zones announcement.
• The PCI: Poop Cycle Investigation Exhibit is NOW OPEN at the Imaginarium! Stop o...
• Openings in Iowa Job Market Kerry Koonce, communications director for Iowa Work...
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• Visit the Sullivan Brother's Iowa Veterans Museum this Saturday, May 19, from 9a...
• Thanks Wally! Cedar Valley lottery winner puts winnings toward maintaining quali...
• he Western Home Communities has proposed constructing a two-building, $15 millio...
• 319 Paranormal will be conducting an investigation of the Snowden House and the...
• Ag Machinery Conference-goers get up close with Kenny Kass' amazing collection w...
• Want to watch a movie this weekend? Come in and check out our great selection o...
• Univ of Northern Iowa named Iowa STEM hub - increasing Cedar Valley's and Iowa's...
• Historical Factoid: The Battle of the Coral Sea was fought on May 8, 1942. The b...
• Waterloo graduation rates up thanks to “Grad Connect” program. Kory Kelchen, coo...
• Imaginarium Spotlight: Python molurus bivittatus, commonly known as the Burmese...
• The PCI: Poop Cycle Investigation Exhibit opens next Tuesday at the Bluedorn Sci...
• Thank you to all who voted in the photo contest!
• The Grout Museum District is seeking a part-time Museum Stores & Volunteer Coord...
• Today, we're having a "Dinosaurs and Dragons" themed Lego Lab for families 4 yea...
• Profile of Tom Penaluna, CEO of The CBE Group - this is a great place to start y...
• Build your career, business, academic resume where people honor healthy lifestyl...
• Ag Machinery Conference again made Cedar Valley of Iowa its meeting place this w...
• Thanks! Author & former UNI School of Business Dean Robert Waller for discussing...
• Do you have a favorite exhibit at the Grout Museum District?
• May the 4th be with you!
• The Cedar Valley has been selected as a Blue Zone Community!
• From 2-3pm tomorrow, visit the Veteran's Museum for the final Civil War Lecture...
• Historical Factoid: May 4, 1912, Waterloo Courier. The popularity of automobile...
• 319 Paranormal will be visiting the District again Saturday, May 12, this time t...
• New Museum Store Item! Cowboy John's Sauces, Made In Iowa. 15% of the profit fro...
• the Iowa Vete...
• The Grout Museum District is seeking a part-time Museum Stores & Volunteer Coord...
• And the winners of the photo contest are... 1st place: Pi Sigma Epsilon: Epsilon...
• The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber is seeking applicants for a Research...
• Voting is now closed. Winners will be announced tomorrow!
• Check out this awesome fan video made by one of our young patrons this weekend!...
• Economic indicators for the Cedar Valley are looking positive!
• History Factoid: A new organization, the Danish Lyren Society of Waterloo, prese...
• Today is the last day to vote in our "What makes the Cedar Valley Greater?" phot...
• Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber adding a research/biz data director: Hel...
• The Calhoun County Paranormal Investigators are in the process of creating a fil...
• Join us tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the meeting rooms to meet Gordon Korman, author...
• Do you enjoy gazing at the stars? Then a Star Party may just be the perfect way...
• 319 Paranormal investigated the Rensselaer Russell House over the weekend! Found...
• There's still time to register for the Business Education Series and Business Af...
• Here is a second EVP recording from the last Rensselaer Russell House Museum Par...
• Are you excited to hear the results of 319's Paranormal Investigation that will...
• Get your vote in for the "What makes the Cedar Valley Greater" photo contest! He...
• Visit the Grout Museum District this Saturday for a day FULL of activities! • S...
• 319's Paranormal Investigation of the Russell House will be taking place this Sa...
• Good coverage by @WCFCourier of today's Workforce event @HawkeyeCollege featurin...
• The Cedar Valley of Iowa starts tremendous new quality of life amenity w/groundb...
• Compelling, informative panel discussion at @HawkeyeCollege with @USDA Sec Vilsa...
• Big congrats to GCVAC investor/leader Jim Coloff & The Mix 93.5 - winners of NAB...
• Earth Day with the Bluedorn Science Imagi...
• Come to the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum this Saturday, April 21 from...
• Stars & Stripes. c. 1996, stitched by Mimi Dietrich-Baltimore, Maryland. Machine...
• You still have time to submit your photos for our photo contest! Tell us why YOU...
• Nothing Runs Like John Deere! Deere increases Cedar Valley production employment...
• Congratulations to Cedar Valley TAI/Prometheus Award finalists! Targetclick Mark...
• Don't forget! This Saturday is your last chance to attend Club Fetch at the Blue...
• The 100th Anniversary of the sinking of Titanic is this Sunday. This Saturday, A...
• The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber's 2012 Cedar Valley Leadership Insti...
• Cedar Valley's T8Webware named Software Firm of the Year during TAI Prometheus A...
• If you had to pick just one, what would you say is your favorite book of all time?
• Tell us what you think makes the Cedar Valley Great! You still have until Sunday...
• On April 21, 319 Paranormal will be performing the SECOND paranormal investigati...
• History Factoid of the Week: Waterloo industrialist William Galloway always seem...
• Why do you think the Cedar Valley is greater? Submit your photo before Friday an...
• Don't miss out on this amazing deal!! Only 14 hours left!
• This Saturday is your last chance to attend Club Fetch at the Bluedorn Science I...
• It's National Library Week! What do you love about the library?
• You still have a chance to enter your pictures into the "What Makes the Cedar Va...
• The 100th Anniversary of the sinking of Titanic is fast approaching. This Saturd...
• The Civil War battle of Shiloh was fought 150 years ago. Over two bloody days in...
• Digger The Dog, the Grout Museum District's mascot, now has his very own shirts!...
• Check out this amazing deal!! 50% Off Grout Museum District Explorer Passes excl...
• There have been a lot of great developments in the planning for The Green@TechWo...
• Friday is the last day to sign up for the Teddy Bear or Dolly and Me Tea, taking...
• There's still time to get out to the Isle Casino Hotel Waterloo for Strictly Bus...
• Upcoming programming at the Snowden House: Teddy Bear or Dolly and Me Tea, Satur...
• The Rensselaer Russell House Museum is now open for the season! Spring hours are...
• The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber's annual Strictly Business Expo will...
• The Rensselaer Russell House Museum opens for the season tomorrow. Spring hours...
• Happy April Fool's Day! "A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows...
• It's Genealogy Week! Don't miss these great speakers! Call to register at 291-44...
• We had a great turnout for our Annual Celebration last night! Over 550 people we...
• In February of 2012, the Calhoun County Paranormal Investigators discovered that...
• What Makes the Cedar Valley Greater? Send us your pictures for a chance to win B...
• We hope to see you at the Northeast Iowa Food Bank for Good Morning Cedar Valley...
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• The movie "The Hunger Games" based on the popular book opened big at the box off...
• Want to learn more about your family's lineage? Mark your calendars! April 2-13...
• does the ping pong ball seemingly float in mid...
• History Factoid of the Week! George “Bud” Day of Sioux City was released from a...
• Make sure to RSVP TODAY for Good Morning Cedar Valley which will be held next We...
• We'll be discussing "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" tonight at 6:00 p.m....
• Alliance & Chamber investors please join us for the Annual Legislative Reception...
• 3 days left of the World's Greatest Spring Break for Kids! Stop by the Grout Mus...
• Yesterday was a beautiful day to sit outside & read a book! Looks like another g...
• Good Morning Cedar Valley is coming up on March 28! Join us for breakfast and ne...
• Title: We, too, Sing America. Created by Vera Hall Baltimore, Maryland. 63' by 6...
• Learn the science behind the Bed of Nails (and more!) during Slideshow Science a...
• Imaginarium Science Spotlight: Is it possible to lay down on a bed made from 900...
• Register today for Victorian Spring Activities, Saturday, March 24 from 10am-12p...
• It's Spring Break, and we've got you covered! All events are FREE! Tomorrow, W...
• Are you interested in learning about how Victorians celebrated Easter? Visit the...
• Teens! Ever think about getting a tattoo? Before you get inked, there are some t...
• World's Greatest Spring Break for Kids is going on RIGHT NOW in Downtown Waterlo...
• World's Greatest Spring Break for Kids begins tomorrow! Visit
• Spring Break is coming! Do you have plans for the kids? What about your teens? T...
• Celebrate St. Patricks Day with the Friends of the Snowden house at the annual S...
• The WPL Puppets will present a "Humorous" themed puppet show on Wednesday, March...
• This week's Imaginarium Science Spotlight answer: "You Bug Me!"
• Iowa Veterans Museum Weekly History Factoid: February 14th is the 70th Anniversa...
• Veterans have so many stories to tell. These men and women, ordinary folks, rose...
• This week's Imaginarium Science Spotlight: What did one cockroach say to the other?
• The answer to last weeks Imaginarium Science Spotlight: A Lab! Great answer Jenn...
• Did you know that this year is the 150th anniversary of the Civil War? To commem...
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• This week's Imaginarium Science Spotlight: What's a Scientists Favorite Dog? -J...
• Like our new Facebook Page! This page will soon be deactivated, and all future c...
• Teens! This is Jeopardy! In celebration of Black History Month, take part in our...
• Join us in the meeting rooms this afternoon for our movie matinee, "Crazy Stupid...
• Watch the KCRG story about the Paranormal Investigation that will be taking plac...
• Please like our new Facebook page for continued updates from the Greater Cedar V...
• Want to watch the CCPI Paranormal Invest...
• Please like our new Facebook page for continued updates from the Greater Cedar V...
• We are excited to have Waterloo native and author Nicole Sallis here this Saturd...
• Watch the KWWL story about the Paranormal Investigation that will be taking plac...
• Why DO balloons stick to us when we rub them on our shirt? Why does it make our...
• Please like our new Facebook page for continued updates from the Greater Cedar V...
• Imaginarium Science Spotlight: Can you make balloons stick to your shirt or your...
• Please like our new Facebook page for continued updates from the Greater Cedar V...
• Each year on February 14, many Americans celebrate love and friendship by exchan...
• Family Movie Night is tomorrow night! The Youth Department will be showing "King...
• Erase your fines and help stamp out hunger in the Cedar Valley! In celebration o...
• Please like our new Facebook page for continued updates from the Greater Cedar V...
• Have you ever wanted to make your own bubbles!? Try this Simple Bubble Recipe: 3...
• In celebration of Black History Month, the Waterloo Public Library is sponsoring...
• Why are bubbles always round? IS it possible to make a square bubble? What is ne...
• Science Question! Is it possible to make a square bubble!?
• The Friends of the Library are having one of their legendary book sales this Sat...
• Please like our new Facebook page for continued updates from the Greater Cedar V...
• WE HAVE MOVED! Please like our new Facebook page for continued Cedar Valley busi...
• We are hosting a "Bridges" themed Lego Lab for families 4 years of age and up TO...
• February is designated Black History Month to spotlight, honor, and commemorate...
• We are pleased to announce that Waterloo native and author Nicole Sallis will be...
• WPL staff support Go Red for Women! In 2004, the American Heart Association (AH...
• WE HAVE MOVED! Please like our new Facebook page for continued Cedar Valley busi...
• Don't forget, Author Scott Cawleti will be here tonight at 7:00 p.m. to discuss...
• The exhibit Covered By Glory: Civil War Commemorative Quilts is now on display....
• There's still time to sign up for the Grout Museum District's Annual Cabin Fever...
• Author Scott Cawleti will be here this Thursday, Feb.2 at 7:00 p.m. to discuss h...
• Tomorrow from 1:30-3:30 in the SBIVM Theatre view the film "Love and Valor." F...
• We have moved! Please like our new Facebook page for continued Cedar Valley busi...
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• COMING TO THE MUSEUM STORE JUST IN TIME FOR VALENTINES DAY! Spoonfudge: "It's Li...
• Olympic champion and Iowan Shawn Johnson has a book coming out this summer just...
• Don't forget, IPTV's Dan Wardell is back at the library tonight. He's bringing a...
• Visit the Imaginarium this Saturday from 9-5 for Super Science Day: Space the Fi...
• Good Morning Cedar Valley is coming up THIS THURSDAY! The event will be held at...
• The Grout Museum of History and Science's newest exhibit, "Covered By Glory" Civ...
• New technology and computer classes are offered for FREE at the library. Click t...
• Did you miss out on a 2010 Brewfest Glow in the dark Buffalo Theory T-Shirt? You...
• Tomorrow from 7-8 PM visit the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum for the Ci...
• American Airlines has announced that the Chicago/Waterloo route will begin April...
• Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber investors are invited to attend the 2012...
• Do More in Less Time
• IPTV's Dan Wardell is coming back to the library for some more fun. Enjoy storie...
• "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." His dream inspired the n...
• Before the show comes to the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center in May, c...
• New for you this month at the library: Fiction, nonfiction, teen, youth, movies,...
• Out with the old and in with the new! Let us help you organize your life, or may...
• Bob is now on Twitter! Click this link to welcome and follow Bob Justis of the G...
• Main Street Waterloo will be hosting the "Taste of 'Loo on January 26th from 5 t...
• Do you love hockey? Stop by the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum this week...
• Improve your workplace efficiency and make Microsoft Office work for you! Join u...
• There are still spaces remaining in the Cabin Fever Quilt Retreat 2012 classes!...
• Good Morning Cedar Valley! Thursday, January 26, 2012, 7:30 - 9:00 am at the new...
• Scott Cawelti, author of "Brother's Blood: a Heartland Cain and Abel," will disc...
• The deadline for Annual Award Nominations is February 10th. Nomination forms are...
• TRIVIA QUESTION: These "automatic binding bricks" were first mass produced in 19...
• The Cedar Valley Business Monthly January issue is available. The Greater Cedar...
• Congratulations Cedar Falls Community Main Street on 25 years of downtown revita...
• We have BLU-RAYS! Over 100 BLU-RAYS for check out! BLU-RAYS! We're excited; can'...
• This week in the Museum Store: Art Glass necklaces and earrings NOW 50% OFF! Wer...
• Stieg Larsson Millennium trilogy readers, did you see director David Fincher's f...
• Waterloo Public Library apparel now available for sale at the Friends Book Revie...
• The Cedar Valley Blue Zone application is due tomorrow and we need to demonstrat...
• It's the start of a brand new year, with many more great books coming out in 201...
• Come by the Grout Museum of History and Science and meet the Black Hawks Hockey...
• Our Honor Your Veteran program will now be available throughout the year! See t...
• Come to the Grout Museum of History and Science this Saturday from 2-6 for our H...
• Do More in Less Time in 2012! Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 from 7:30 - 9:00am,...
• Mark your 2012 Calendars Now! Good Morning Cedar Valley - Thursday, January 26th...
• Featured Museum Store Items: Sullivan Brothers baseball caps, mugs and polos! *M...
• The Grout Museum District is open today, December 26! Are you looking for someth...
• Remember, from now, until the Golden Era of the Black Hawks hockey exhibit ends...
• Happy Holidays Cedar Valley of Iowa!
• Is Santa bringing you or someone you love an eReader this holiday season? You wi...
• Have you, or someone you love, done a Veteran's Interview with the Sullivan Brot...
• New to the Waterloo Public Library - the documentary "Cave of Forgotten Dreams"...
• The City of Waterloo, City of Cedar Falls, and the Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamb...
• Grout Museum District Gift Cards are now available at the SBIVM/Grout as well as...
• Discovery Days: Hockey! December 26-31
• Have you signed up to help the Cedar Valley become a Blue Zones Community? Take...
• Home for the Holidays in The Cedar Valley! Remember the exceptional holiday shop...
• The December Cedar Valley Business Monthly is posted. The Greater Cedar Valley A...
• We are happy to welcome Cookie Crave, a new Cedar Valley business and investor i...
• Have you been to the library lately? You may have noticed that our lobby looks a...
• Honor Your Veteran will be taking place from December 26-31. Various times are a...
• 70th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• Today is the 70th Anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The Iowa V...
• The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber was happy to host a ribbon cutting f...
• The famous WPL Puppets will present a "Winter" themed puppet show tomorrow, Wedn...
• Grout Museum District Gift Cards are now available! Gift cards can be used towar...
• Looks like it will be a good night to stay in and watch movies! Did you know the...
• It's a good day to curl up with a blanket and a book. What are you reading right...
• We hope you and your family will shop, dine, and entertain in the Cedar Valley t...
• The Grout Museum District currently has two temporary exhibits on display, The G...
• Do you have an eReader like Nook, Kindle, iPad, etc.? How well do you like it co...
• Main Street businesses in Cedar Falls is hosting Jingle and Mingle tomorrow nigh...
• Christmas with the Russells will be taking place at the Rensselaer Russell House...
• The registration deadline has been eliminated for Christmas Puppet shows! So if...
• Make sure to RSVP TODAY for the Pre-Session Legislative Session to be held next...
• Christmas Puppet Shows will be taking place at the Rensselaer House from Decembe...
• Christmas Puppet Shows will be taking place at the Rensselaer House from Decembe...
• TargetClick Marketing Solutions, a new Alliance & Chamber investor talks about t...
• The Grout Museum District WILL be open the Friday after Thanksgiving! From Frida...
• The Grout Museum District will be closed on Thursday, November 24 for the Thanks...
• Love Harry Potter? So do we and that's why we are celebrating the release of the...
• Watch "Jane Eyre" on the big screen tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. in the library meeting...
• Tomorrow is the second Saturday of the month! Which means it's time for another...
• The library will be closed tomorrow, November 11 in observance of Veterans Day....
• Find the hidden horcruxes and enter to win an eReader!
• Check out for information on trick or treating events aroun...
• It's getting chilly out there! Stop by the SBIVM gift shop and pick up one of ou...
• Are you interested in the history of Waterloo? Join us this Saturday, October 29...
• This is a BIG week for events at the Greater Cedar Valley Alliance and Chamber....
• Please take 1-2 minutes to better the Cedar Valley. Register for the Blue Zones...
• This Saturday, visit the Bluedorn Science Imaginarium for Super Science Day: Sci...
• Attention Muggles! You're Harry Potter adventure awaits! Many fun events are pla...
• The Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber invites YOU to join them for the Lea...
• NewAldaya Lifescapes ribbon cutting, 7511 University Ave., Cedar Falls
• The Grout Museum District's annual cemetery walk, Strolling with the Spirits, wi...
• Steve Dust, President and CEO of the Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber has been el...
• A dog was found outside the library yesterday. The dog is a female rat terrier a...
• E-books and audiobooks are now available for check out through Overdrive! Use yo...
• Dan Lynch, author of "Google your Family Tree," will once again join us via Goog...
• Grout Museum District is no...
• Remember to RSVP for the Business Education Series and Power Networking events l...
• Small businesses and Cedar Valley entrepreneurs check this out!
• The Grout Museum District is now accepting nominations for the Sullivan Brothers...
• More changes are coming to Facebook. Take a look at the new way your profile wil...
• Linda McCann, author of "Lost Black Hawk County: Vanished Towns of the Cedar Val...
• This Saturday, the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum is presenting “Celebra...
• Sheels broke ground on their new store at Highway 58 and Viking Road in Cedar Fa...
• Healing Body Massage, 120 W. 4th St., Ste. 3 Cedar Falls, IA 50613
• Techbrew Cedar Valley, the monthly event for technologists, entrepreneurs, busin...
• The groundbreaking for the new Hilton Garden Inn at 7213 Nordic Drive in Cedar F...
• LEGO LAB @ THE LIBRARY starts up this Sunday! Families (ages 4 +) are welcome fo...
• We look forward to seeing you at Good Morning Cedar Valley in Waverly tomorrow!...
• Enjoy trolley rides? Looking for something to do this weekend? Then Experience W...
• John Liepa, historian, collector and speaker, will be here to exhibit his collec...
• View the new Cedar Valley Inclusion Magazine, the product of a great partnership...
• National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum Newsletter - Sep 21, 2011
• Next Tuesday, September 27, the Grout Museum District will be opening the exhibi...
• It's banned books week! Learn more here:
• Interested in haunted houses and the paranormal? We have an exciting program for...
• We hope to see you at Good Morning Cedar Valley next week. Remember to RSVP by T...
• InVision Architecture 501 Sycamore St. Ste. 101, Waterloo
• This Saturday visit the Grout Museum District and watch the film "Country School...
• The Cedar Valley of Iowa coffee table book is again available for your use to re...
• The 13th annual Wing Ding was held September 8th, 2011 at Overman Park in Cedar...
• Congratulations to our Alliance & Chamber investors listed in the Courier's "Emp...
• Want to learn how to save big on your next grocery bill? Come to our Super Coupo...
• “Live long and prosper.”-- It was this day in 1966 that the first of 79 episodes...
• The Friends of the Library is having another HUGE book sale coming up next weeke...
• The Chickens are Coming! The 2011 Wing Ding will be held TOMORROW night in Overm...
• Want to get your business online but don’t know where to start? A Google-led pro...
• This Thursday from 5-7pm, the Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum will be hos...
• U.S. Congressman Bruce Braley to speak at Dan Gable Museum
• Spots are limited for this year's Cedar Valley Leadership Institute. Make sure t...
• We have joined Iowa Get Your Business Online, a Google-led program to help small...
• Cedar Valley TechBrew’s one year anniversary, an event for entrepreneurs, techno...
• Get your advanced tickets for the Wing Ding! This great annual event will be hel...
• New to the Waterloo Public Library DVD collection. Behind the story you've alwa...
• Ladies! Ever think about joining a book club? Meet “Chicks Get Lit,” a book grou...
• An exciting start to the 2011 Fall Golf Classic! This event was held August 23rd...
• Comments from a teacher who attended the 2011 Cedar Falls New Teacher's Breakfas...
• The winner of the Where's Jason Facebook Contest is Marietta Vance! Congratulati...
• Back to School for Waterloo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Looking for a place to host your next wedding reception, family reunion, holiday...
• Check out our Databases page to access Fold3.
• Ladies! Ever think about joining a book club? Meet “Chicks Get Lit,” a book grou...
• Attention Footnote database users. Beginning Aug. 18th, Footnote will change it...
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Saturday, August 20th, the Grout Museu...
• The Grout Museum District is in the news! Thank you to everyone who attended Wor...
• Did you read "Room?" Come to our book discussion Tuesday evening next week. We w...
• This week at the Bluedorn Science Imaginarium check out Weekly Wonders-Going Gre...
• Happy Birthday, Tootsie! Dustin Hoffman is 74 today. Check out one of his movies...
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR! The Friends of the Library is having another HUGE book sale...
• Cedar Valley Leadership Institute information for the 2011-2012 year (starting i...
• What library services are important to you? Tough economic times call for diffic...
• Cedar Valley Chamber of Commerce President, Bob Justis recaps the Waterloo New T...
• This week at the Grout Museum, check out Weekly Wonders-Child's Play! This Weekl...
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• Fiesta! Latin music by the Ed East Trio and walking tacos for purchase today noo...
• Food! Music! Fiesta! Join us as we wrap-up our adult summer reading program with...
• New Gift Shop Item: Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum Coffee Mug featuring the Five Sullivan Brothers! Come pick yours up today!
• The Merry Elves of Friends of the Library, want to celebrate Christmas in July! Whether you've been naughty or nice, make sure to stop by the Book ReView July 26-30 for some amazing deals on slightly used books, DVDs, VHS tapes and magazines. The Bo
• Our fourth weekly winner has been drawn in the WPL Adult Summer Program! Thanks to Steamboat Gardens for supporting this week's prize. Our next drawing will be on July 25 for dinner for two from Perkin’s Restaurant & Bakery. There's s
• Ladies! Did you read Tina Fey’s laugh out loud funny book, “Bossypants?” Join us downtown tomorrow night at Black’s Piano Bar as we talk about her book and anything else we happen to be reading. We will meet at 7 p.m.
• Harry Potter Fans! Watch “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1” one more time on the big screen before Part 2 comes out this Friday! This showing is for teens but all are welcome. The show starts today in the library meeting rooms at 5
• Join us this afternoon as we discuss Chef Gordon Ramsey's controversial book, "Roasting in Hell's Kitchen: Temper Tantrums, F Words, and the Pursuit of Perfection." We will meet in the library meeting rooms at 2:00 p.m.
• Friendly, knowledgeable reference librarians are here to assist you. When you need info fast, we can help. Can I get some names of dog-friendly hotels in town? When did Black’s Department store close? Where can I find an obituary? Can you suggest a
• Don't forget about the Where's Jason Contest! See farther down the page for the list of Jason's remaining summer stops!
• In the mood for something spicy? Tonight Jordan Barkow from MyVerona Ristorante Italiano will be here to whip a cool dish with a kick. He’ll show you how to make a pineapple salsa that will delight your guests this summer. The demonstration starts
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• Bring the kids down to the library on Thursday! Dan Wardell from Iowa Public Television will entertain kids with an interactive storytime with an emphasis on reading. He will do two sessions, the first one begins at 9:30 a.m. and the second one starts at
• The 4th of July is right around the corner! Show your patriotism with one of these great hats from the Museum Store!
• Good Morning Cedar Valley will be held at Sunnyside Country Club Thursday morning. Starting at 7:30 join us for networking, food and business updates from the Chamber & Alliance as well as local governments.
• Looking for something fun to do with the kids? Daniel Poe will be here on Wednesday afternoon for his balloon show at 2:00 p.m. His completely interactive show uses approximately 20 volunteers, ages 5 and older, to tell 3 or 4 "Tales with A Twist.&q
• Our first weekly winner has been drawn in the WPL Adult Summer Program! Thanks to Applebee's for supporting this week's prize. Our next drawing will be on July 5th for a $20 Morg's gift certificate. There's still time to sign up - sto
• Now that we've met the author, it's time to talk about her book! Join us on Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. in the library meeting rooms as we discuss Jael McHenry's book, "The Kitchen Daughter."
• Jason and the Imagmobile!
• Jay Roberts, member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Board of Governors, passes away at the age of 69
• Its summer and the kids need something to do! Don’t worry; we’ve got something for the whole family! We have three summer programs: Youth, Teen, and Adult. Stop in and learn about all the fun, free events we have planned.
• The Imagmobile!
• The Grout Museum District is launching a new Facebook Contest: Where’s Jason!? The FIRST PERSON to post a photo of Jason, the Grout Museum’s Education Outreach Coordinator, and the Imagmobile van, on the Grout Museum Facebook from each of th
• The Grout Museum District is hosting the 2011 Curious Kids Club Program this summer! The cost of the summer 2011 membership is $25.00 per family. Curious Kids Club memberships are available to children ages 4-13 and each child receives his or her own Cur
• How is your summer going? Read anything good lately?
• You are in for a treat! Join us on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. as debut novelist Jael McHenry will be here to talk about her book, “The Kitchen Daughter.” Reviewed in Oprah’s “O Magazine,” and popular among foodies, McHenry’
• Come join us today for our Youth Department's Summer Reading kickoff. Julie K., children's recording artist will conduct a free concert beginning at 10:00 today. There will be some moving, shaking and some flying balloons! Registration begins o
• There's still time to sign-up for the Adult Summer Program! We still have some snazzy "Spice Up your Summer" mugs. Every reader needs a great mug to go along a great book!
• Father's Day is right around the corner and the Museum Store has the perfect gift for Dad: Military Souvenir Gift Packs, available in Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine styles! Each package includes a t-shirt, ball cap, lanyard and pin. Purchase yours
• The Bluedorn Science Imaginarium Gift Shop has new t-shirts available for purchase! Shirt designs include eagles, (pictured here) spiders, insects, and snakes!
• Make sure to stop by the library on your way to the MWD's Parade as Friends of the Library will be selling a hot dog and a can of soda for $2. Proceeds go towards supplementing library programming and special events.
• It’s June and the unofficial kick-off to summer! "Spice up Your Summer" is the theme for this year's summer program for adults. The first 200 registrants will receive a "Spice Up Your Summer" mug. The six week program will
• Looking for something to do? From a 3 Generation Home to a Victorian Museum: 150 Years in the Making, an exhibit focusing on the family that lived in the Rensselaer Russell House, begins today! Stop by the Rensselaer Russell House Museum any time during
• The library will be closed on Sundays in the summer beginning this weekend. The library will also be closed on Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 31 at 9:00 a.m. Have a great weekend!
• Greater Cedar Valley Alliance & Chamber sponsored program teaches students the value of leadership.
• Can you believe school is almost out already? In order to keep kids connected to books and reading during the summer months, we host a 6-week summer reading program each year. The 2011 summer theme is "One World, Many Stories." Registration beg
• Ahoy mateys! If it's pirate chatter ye be after, you've come to the right place. Mango's Pirate Language Course will teach you everything you need to know to "parley" in perfect Pirate. In just a few minutes, you'll learn: t
• Dan Gable Museum preparing for 12th Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament in July
• Here is your first glimpse of Katniss Everdeen, played by Jennifer Lawrence in the upcoming film adaptation of the popular young adult book "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. Come check out the first book in the trilogy during your next vis
• The library has several new databases for you to try out. Check out AtoAdatabase (business/residence search), Rocket languages (learn a language including sign language), Small Engine Repair (need to fix that lawnmower?), and World Vital Languages (gene
• What are you reading on this beautiful day? Do you recommend it so far? Check out what's new at the library and call to learn about our fun book clubs. 291-4477
• Remember that the CEO Roundtable Breakfast is being held this Thursday, May 19 at the Isle Casino Hotel, Waterloo. Look at our Facebook event or call the Greater Cedar Valley Alliance and Chamber offices at 319-232-1156 for more information.
• Join us tomorrow for our monthly movie matinee showing at 1:00 p.m. in the meeting rooms. The movie this month is "The Fighter" starring Mark Walhberg and Christian Bale. Popcorn and soda will be provided. An encore presentation will be shown o
• Join us tomorrow in the youth department as the WPL Puppets present "The Little Red Hen", "Five Little Monkeys," and "The Web Files" for your entertainment. The show starts at 4:00 p.m. in the Youth Department. See you there
• Bad Hair Day? Learn tips, tricks, and techniques straight from professionals on African American and Biracial hair and skin care on June 6 at 6:00 p.m. Free pizza and beverages. Registration required, call 291-4476 to register.
• This Saturday, the library is proud to help sponsor the Cinco de Mayo celebration at the Expo downtown. Come celebrate with festive fun and games, dancing, great ethnic food, beer, and exciting live music. The excitement starts at 2:00 p.m. and continues
• Schedule of events announced for Tragos/Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame
• The Facebook Challenge is complete and the winner is... (drumroll please)... the Grout Museum District! Thank you to everyone for your support. We will be announcing the date of the Putnam visit soon.
• Only 5 hours left in the Facebook Challenge! We are still barely losing! Please go to Facebook.com/GroutMuseumDistrict and click "like" on the top of the page!
• We need 35 new people to like us today to win the challenge!! PLEASE tell everyone you know to go to Facebook.com/GroutMuseumDistrict and click "Like" on the top of the page!
• We 'like' the Grout Museum District. Do you? Next time you visit the district with your family, drop into the library and we'll show you our local history section and microfilm of the Waterloo Courier. You'll be amazed by how much our
• Less than 3 days left in the challenge and the Grout Museum is LOSING by 150 likes!! Please help us by telling everyone you know to go to Facebook.com/GroutMuseumDistrict and click "like" on top of the page!
• What is your favorite tearjerker? The Notebook? Ghost? Terms of Endearment? Beaches? My Girl? Marley & Me? What movie or book always turns you into a crying mess?
• 10th Hall of Fame class honored on historic night in Waterloo
• Vote once per day for your favorite Cedar Valley business dream at www.DreamBigGrowHereCedarValley.com. The entrepreneur with the most votes will win $5,000!
• Come listen to Gregory S. Gordon, the Director of the North Dakota Center for the Human Rights and Genocide Studies program, speak about "The Legacy of Nuremberg." This event is free and open to the public from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Su
• Have you ever wanted to know more about your family's history but didn’t know where to start? Well, we have good news for you. It’s Genealogy Week at the library! This week, we’ll be offering several free classes for you to learn a
• The Waterloo Courier did a great story about us in yesterday's paper. Read the story to learn more about how we came to be in this location, bringing the two city libraries together in 1981. Join us today in our lobby from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. as we ce
• Come to the Snowden House for a Victorian Easter Egg Roll and other fun Spring activities on Saturday, April 16 from 9:30-11:30 a.m!
• The library has been a fixture in Downtown Waterloo and at its current Commercial Street location for thirty years! In recognition of the library and its vital role in the lives of Cedar Valley residents, join us for our 30th Anniversary Open House this
• It is spring and that means ticks are out there. With ticks comes the threat of Lyme disease. Check out the dvd "Under Our Skin." It exposes the hidden story of Lyme disease, one of the most controversial and fastest growing epidemics of ou
• Read any good books lately?
• We're almost up to 500 "likes" keep em coming!
• Want to talk to Norb about his experiences? He's at the Iowa Veterans Museum every Wednesday morning for free coffee and treats!
• The Grout Museum District has challenged the Putnam Museum in Davenport to see who can get the most new "likes" in April. Tell everyone you know to "like" the Grout Museum or the Director, Billie Bailey will have to do some really dir
• The library is pleased offer three book discussion groups for varying tastes. Check out the link to learn what we're reading this month. You might be surprised!
• The Youth Department will host a party for the movie "Hop" this Friday, April 1 from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. in meeting rooms A & B for kids in grades K - 3rd. Hop on down to the library and join us for games, music and a craft. Winners of the s
• Do you need to study for your GED or ASVAB test? Books all checked out? Click on our link to Learning Express Library. You can access these tests and hundreds more study materials on a multitude of topics from your home computer with your library card
• Guest presenters announced for Hall of Fame induction
• Dan Gable to attend autograph signing at Dan Gable Museum
• The library has a new DVD entitled "Inside Job." It is an analysis of the global financial crisis of 2008, which at a cost over $20 trillion, caused millions of people to lose their jobs and homes in the worst recession since the Great Depress
• Wrestling families recognized by National Wrestling Hall of Fame during NCAA tournament
• Two time Oscar winning actress and legend Elizabeth Taylor has died at the age of 79. See her movies: Read her story:
• World champion and Olympian to hold free youth clinic at Dan Gable Museum
• Did you know Waterloo used to have a wooden roller coaster at Electric Park called “Spiral Thriller?” Did you know that Waterloo used to have twelve theme parks for recreation including Ghost Town, Cinderella Park, Robinson Crusoe Park, etc.?
• Check out what's new at the library this week with new book alerts. We've got new books, movies, audiobooks, and CDs. The book “All Below My Window” by Ajla Dizdarevic is a collection of over 45 poems written by an 11-year-old Water
• ‘Dream Big Grow Here Cedar Valley’ contest for entrepreneurs and small businesses in the Cedar Valley starts March 11th, 2011. Existing businesses in Black Hawk, Bremer, Buchanan, Butler, Chickasaw, Grundy and Tama counties can compete to wi
• $1 admission all week! Bring your family all week to enjoy special events and lunch from area restaurants!
• Ladies! Have you thought about joining a book club in the past but thought serious reads aren’t for you? Join our book club for 20somethings, 30somethings, and 40somethings who want to read light, funny literature and enjoy a glass of wine as we di
• What is your favorite children's book of all time?
• Are you bored? Get out of the house and come play games with us today! It's a great way to meet new people and have fun. We’ll have the games, the munchies, the drinks and the setting; you supply the energy and the will to win! We're in t
• Free gourmet food and cash bar tonight during the Caterer's Showcase 6-8!
• The WPL Puppets will present nursery rhymes for your entertainment. The show starts at 4:00 p.m. in the Youth Department on Friday afternoon.
• E-books are now available for check out! You can use your iPod, iPad, Nook, Sony e-Reader and/or many other devices to receive audiobooks and e-books!Check to see if your device is supported by our service. Simply download the software, pick a book to do
• Tonight is the 83rd Academy Awards ~ What is your FAVORITE movie of all time and why?
• Have you ever wanted to visit with a published author? Join us as we showcase local talented authors this Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at our book fair in the meeting rooms. Come enjoy readings and meet and greet local authors as part of our Black His
• National Wrestling Hall of Fame spotlights Pennsylvania wrestling with 2011 NCAA Div. I Trivia challenge
• Is the regular print in the book you are reading getting a little hard on the eyes? Come on in and check out our fine selection of large print books. We have your favorite authors in large print, including new bestsellers. Also check out our selection
• First female state qualifier to be honored by Gable Museum
• What are you reading on this beautiful February day? Do you recommend it so far?
• New this week @ WPL! Visit this link to see new materials including books, movies, audiobooks, and CDs. Call us right now and have that hot new book put on reserve for you! The Book Alerts service can also be found on our Facebook Page under our profil
• Happy Valentine's Day! Share the love this week and help stamp out hunger in the Cedar Valley by donating canned or non-perishable food items at your WPL. Donate between today and February 19 and the WPL will waive your overdue fines. That is, each
• Dan Gable Museum to celebrate African American wrestling experience
• This weekend @ WPL: Friends of the Library are having their famous “Buck-A-Bag Sale,” which will be held on Sat., 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. & Sun., 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Buy a bag and fill it up & pay only $1.00! Also, you can meet our owl
• Jackson’s Auctioneers & Appraisers of Cedar Falls is coming to the museum to appraise your treasures. Appraisals are $10 per item with a limit of 3 items. Purchase a Grout Museum Membership & receive all 3 appraisals for FREE.
• MEET LOUIE! The Waterloo Public Library is proud to announce the adoption of Louie Loo'ie, our newest friend of the library. Although some may say he is just a mascot, he is more than that to the children that visit the library; he is a dear friend.
• BE SURE TO STOP BY THE LIBRARY THIS WEEKEND AS FRIENDS OF THE WATERLOO PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL HOST THEIR FAMOUS BUCK-A-BAG BOOK SALE. PURCHASE A BAG FOR $1 AND FILL IT UP. THOUSANDS OF FICTION AND NONFICTION TITLES AVAILABLE. SALE HOURS ARE SATURDAY, FEB. 1
• National Wrestling Hall of Fame highlights families in new book and display
• WHAT FILM IS THE LIBRARY SHOWING ON MONDAY NIGHT? CLUE: At the end of the credits is a special thanks saying, "Thank Allah for Bill Cosby, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Oprah Winfrey, Tracy Chapman, Prince, Janet Jackson, and Peggy Cooper-Carfritz.
• If you are a fan of the book "Freakonomics," the Library now has the highly anticipated film version of the bestselling book about incentives-based thinking. Like the book, the film examines human behavior with provocative and sometimes hilari
• Due to the weather, the Waterloo Public Library will be closing early today at 5:00 p.m. We expect to reopen in the morning pending the weather and road conditions. Stay tuned to KWWL for WPL announcements or you can visit our website. Stay warm and safe
• Lego Lab @ the Library is a monthly event that takes place in the library meeting rooms on the first Sunday of the month from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Kids have the opportunity to build with Legos and their creations remain on display for one month at the libra
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far?
• Tickets for Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa inductions now available
• Super Science Day: Remembering Challenger this Saturday at the Imaginarium
• The Waterloo Public Library has been offering FREE computer classes since the fall of 2006. Our instructor, Kim Van Deest, has been training all over the country for more than a decade. She brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm, not to mention her knowle
• Join us Friday at 4:00 p.m. in the Youth Department as the WPL Puppets present "Three Little Kittens" and 'The Brementown Rappers." Also, the library will be hosting Puppet Workshops for kids in Grades 5-7. If you've dreamed of b
• The next book for the African American book club is "Glorious" by Berniece McFadden. Join us as we discuss the title and whatever else we happen to be reading. We meet this Monday night, January 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the meeting room A.
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• Ever thought about getting married or having your reception in a museum? Visit the Grout Museum booth at the Cedar Valley Wedding Extravaganza Jan. 16 to learn more!
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS INCREASE SECURITY MEASURES FOR EAST VS WEST GAME
• Happy New Year! What are you reading to start off 2011? Do you recommend it so far?
• The Grout Museum is looking for an Rental Coordinator. Visit to apply.
• The library will be closed on Friday, December 31 and Saturday, January 1 for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. We will reopen on Sunday, January 2 at 1:00 p.m. Have a safe and happy New Year!
• Do you know what makes your toys work? Find out at Discovery Days: Toys of the Trade 9-5 today through Friday at the Imaginarium.
• The Youth department will host a "Transportation" themed Lego Lab for families (ages 4+) this Sunday, January 2 in meeting room A from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Kids will have the opportunity to build their own mode of transportation and it will remai
• Holiday Hours
• Business Education Series: part one: Drive the Business, Steer the Brand, Jan 13! Register by Jan. 6th. Phil Akin's the speaker!
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS' EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER CLOSED FOR WINTER BREAK
• The library is offering a couple of free events for teens while school is out for winter break. Find out more by checking out the link.
• Library staff helps reunite two siblings after 45 years apart, just in time for Christmas! A phone call to the Reference desk helped a former Virginia man to find the sister he last saw at their mother's funeral in 1964. He called to share the hap
• What are you reading right now? Do you recommend it so far? Also, are you giving books as holiday gifts this year? If so, what titles?
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• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Join us for Family Movie Night this Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. We'll be watching "A Christmas Carol" on the big screen. Popcorn and beverages will be provided.
• Purchase an Honor Marine Corps Bear for your favorite cuddly marine. Only $7.99.
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Honor that special veteran in your life with a memorial plaque at the Iowa Veterans Museum. Makes a great Christmas gift!
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS PARTICIPATE IN EVENT IOWA CONVENTION
• If you like sci-fi movies and missed it in the theater, here is your chance to watch the movie "Inception." It is available for one week or three night express checkout. Give us a call at 291-4480 or 291-4476 is you would like to reserve it.
• LEGO DRIVE! We need your help, friends! Please help by donating your new or gently used Legos for the WPL youth department. We are starting a new program called "Lego Lab @ the Library" on January 2 from 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. It will be for families
• EAST HIGH MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS HOLIDAY CONCERT
• Facebook is getting a new look. Check out the interview with founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg tonight on 60 Minutes. As always, you can call us or stop by the library if you need help with all the new social networking changes. We can help you upload pict
• Puppet-Palooza and Holiday Hoopla! Next Friday, December 10, the WPL Puppets will present "Splat the Cat" by Rob Scotton and "The Twelve Days of Christmas." The show will start at 4:00 p.m. in the Youth Department. In combination with
• LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN IASB PLATFORM DEVELOPMENT
• What is the best book you ever read?
• "On the Mat' archives now available
• Hope you had a great Thanksgiving! The library is open today until 5:00 p.m. Come check out some new DVDs for tonight.
• The Library will close early at 5:00 p.m. today for the Thanksgiving holiday. We will reopen Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. Have a happy Thanksgiving!
• At the annual meeting of the Friends of the Library, the Friends presented the Library with a check for $20,000! In addition, the Friends received a check from the Mary Catherine Scully Trust last week for $10,000! The WPL will use the dedicated funds to
• Avoid the Black Friday crowds and bring the kids to Discovery Days!
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
• The Learning Center will be closed Wednesday November 24th. The library closes at 5 p.m. that day.
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS HONORED WITH BREAKING BARRIERS TO LEARNING AND TEACHING AWARD
• Welcome to the Chamber - Always Best Care Senior Services
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• LINCOLN ELEMENTARY HOSTS THANKSGIVING DINNER
• If you missed it on TV, we have the series "The Pacific" available for checkout. It is the extraordinary experiences of three men and their fellow Marines as it takes them from the first clash with the Japanese in the haunted jungles of Guadal
• Celebrate the second anniversary of the Iowa Veterans Museum with the hilarious hijinks and heartwarming spirit of the beloved TV series M*A*S*H. Feeling extra festive? Come dressed in fatigues, as your favorite M*A*S*H character or in 1950’s era
• Wednesday is the last day to get tickets to M*A*S*H: Operation Showtime! Don't miss out on this unique event!
• WATERLOO STUDENT CHOSEN FOR OPUS HONOR CHOIR
• Welcome to the Chamber, Wheelhouse!
• It's that time of year again! As we enter the holiday season, we hope you and your family will shop, dine and entertain at home this year. Please enjoy a wonderful shopping season in the Cedar Valley. It's the best gift we can give eachother
• GREATER CEDAR VALLEY ALLIANCE & CHAMBER LAUNCH HOLIDAY BUY LOCAL CAMPAIGN
• Movie Matinee for adults is today at 1:00 p.m. "Iron Man 2" starring Robert Downey Jr. and Don Cheadle will be shown on the big screen with popcorn and soda provided. Can't make it today? Come for our encore presentation on Sunday at 2:00
• ATTENTION TEENS: Join the Teen Anime Club! We meet every third Thursday of the month. We'll discuss our common interest and watch some anime, too! We meet in the training center on the second floor from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. See you here this Thursday!
• Welcome New Chamber Member - Javanote Studios / Javanote Ambiance
• 11-15-2010
• Tragos/Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame announces special award winners
• The Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust is helping the library with a large grant toward our RFID conversion project, which will make checking out materials easier for our patrons. Here is a special message just for you. Thank you!
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS CELEBRATE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
• Come down to the WPL on Friday with the whole fam! The WPL Puppets will present "There's a Hole in the Bucket" and "There was an Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly." The show will start at 4:00 p.m. in the Youth Department. It's
• 11-5-2010
• There are so many new book titles out just in time for the holiday season. Make sure you stop into the WPL and browse our collection of new books on the first floor before you head home. Then, feel happy as you enjoy your warm mug and snuggle up in a bla
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Schwab era to begin at Dan Gable Museum social
• Popular and well-known Paranormal Investigator & Author, Terry Fisk came to the library for a presentation on "Iowa Ghosts and the Afterlife" last Thursday, October 28. Terry talked about his experiences as a paranormal investigator, worki
• A traveling exhibit of the Library of Congress is currently in the parking lot of the Waterloo Public Library. The display is housed in a customized 18-wheel truck. It is free and open to the public. It is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day (Nov. 2 & 3)
• Big Announcement: The Library is lucky to have a traveling exhibit of the Library of Congress in our parking lot. It will be open Tues. and Wed., Nov. 2nd and 3rd, from 10-6. Come and check it out!
• Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame announces Class of 2011
• Dan Gable autograph signing set for USA Wrestling Preseason Nationals on Oct. 29
• JOIN US IF YOU DARE...Next Thursday night, October 28 at 6:00 p.m., Paranormal Investigator and Author, Terry Fisk will be in the library to tell us about "Iowa Ghosts and the Afterlife." Bring your paranormal questions for the Q & A!
• Big Announcement: The Library is lucky to have a traveling exhibit of the Library of Congress coming to our library next week! See more details.
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• LOU HENRY DECORATES PUMPKINS FOR A GOOD CAUSE
• Cedar Valley Welcomes Kent Larsen, AdzZoo Independent Representative
• Object as Subject exhibit collage
• Object as art gas mask
• Change way of thinking to promote tolerance
• Vintage violets
• Objects as Subject painting
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 19
• Sept. 24, 2010
• Roundabouts worth considering
• Sept. 23, 2010
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• Sept. 21, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 16
• Film program my be fixable
• City sends right message
• HIGHLAND PRE-K TEACHERS HONORED
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• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 15
• Dory Funk, Jr. and Gorilla Monsoon to enter George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame
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• Newest Iowa prep football poll released: Cedar Falls stays at No. 2 in 4A
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 14
• Enjoy tradition of Cattle Congress
• Need an excuse to go shopping? The Friends of the WPL have partnered with Barnes and Noble for a Book Fair this Saturday, October 16 at Barnes & Noble. Mention the Friends of the WPL at checkout and a portion of the sale will benefit the Friends of t
• Long expected, YouTube wades into live streaming
• Video Music Awards
• Sept. 19, 2010
• Sept. 17, 2010
• Daughter's disrespectful tone angers mom
• POYNER CELEBRATES CHARACTER COUNTS AND RED RIBBON WEEK
• EAST HIGH EARNS TOP HONOR IN NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE COMPETITION
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• Sept. 16, 2010
• Sullivans' sacrifice honored
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 12
• Fanning the flames of hatred
• Letters to the Editor - Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010
• Sept. 14, 2010
• STUDENT WRITES POETRY BOOK
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• 10-7-2010
• Alicia DeBolt
• Lost Island's revised campsite plan
• The Education Jobs Act of 2010
• Education jobs fund application
• Education Jobs Funding in Iowa FY 2010/2011
• Schmitz served HCC well
• Juanita A. Smith
• James Wulf
• Harriett Boike
• Butte plane crash
• KITTRELL ELEMENTARY PARTICIPATES IN WALK TO SCHOOL DAY
• The Friends of the Library are offering WPL Read T-shirts for you to purchase. They make the perfect gift for family and friends. Adult and youth sizes are available. Just $10. Visit the Book Review for more details.
• ATTENTION: HUGE BOOK SALE COMING! Friends of the Library are having their legendary "Buck-a-Bag" sale this September! They supply the bags; you fill them up! Huge inventory of hardbacks, paperbacks, children's books, magazines, CDs and DVD
• Know some people that are crazy about comics? Tell them to come to the Friends of the Library Comic Book Sale on Sept. 18 from 9:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m. All titles sell for just $1.00 each.
• Good Morning! Hope you had a great Labor Day weekend with family and friends and a few good reads! Don't forget this Saturday is our game day for adults. Join us as we play games, eat snacks and just enjoy each other's company. We'll be in
• This week is Banned Books week. Check out a book that has been banned or contested such as "Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelo. In the WPL on the second floor, there is a display of books that have been banned or challenged in the U.S. Y
• A big congratulations to Leslie Streitmatter who won a $50 Walmart gift card for attending "You've got a library card, now what?" class held as part of National Library Card Sign-up Month.
• Thanks to the Black Hawk County Gaming Association for supporting the Waterloo Public Library's RFID conversion project! Last night they awarded the library a check for $117,000 toward the purchase of a new materials check out and inventory manageme
• Do you ever wonder about the food you eat? The dvd "Food, Inc." can answer some of those questions for you. It lifts the veil on our nation's food industry, exposing how our nation's food supply is now controlled by a handful of cor
• 9-23-2010
• The Friends of the Library are offering WPL Read T-shirts for you to purchase. They make the perfect gift for family and friends. Adult and youth sizes are available. Just $10. Visit the Book Review for more details.
• ATTENTION: HUGE BOOK SALE COMING! Friends of the Library are having their legendary "Buck-a-Bag" sale this September! They supply the bags; you fill them up! Huge inventory of hardbacks, paperbacks, children's books, magazines, CDs and DVD
• Know some people that are crazy about comics? Tell them to come to the Friends of the Library Comic Book Sale on Sept. 18 from 9:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m. All titles sell for just $1.00 each.
• Good Morning! Hope you had a great Labor Day weekend with family and friends and a few good reads! Don't forget this Saturday is our game day for adults. Join us as we play games, eat snacks and just enjoy each other's company. We'll be in
• This week is Banned Books week. Check out a book that has been banned or contested such as "Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelo. In the WPL on the second floor, there is a display of books that have been banned or challenged in the U.S. Y
• A big congratulations to Leslie Streitmatter who won a $50 Walmart gift card for attending "You've got a library card, now what?" class held as part of National Library Card Sign-up Month.
• Thanks to the Black Hawk County Gaming Association for supporting the Waterloo Public Library's RFID conversion project! Last night they awarded the library a check for $117,000 toward the purchase of a new materials check out and inventory manageme
• Do you ever wonder about the food you eat? The dvd "Food, Inc." can answer some of those questions for you. It lifts the veil on our nation's food industry, exposing how our nation's food supply is now controlled by a handful of cor
• 9-23-2010
• Joy needed during times of pain and sorrow
• Local Fossils softball team wins national title
• Death Notices for Monday, Sept. 6, 2010
• Mick Foley and Terry Funk highlighted on special DVD set
• GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER ACADEMY TO HOST IOWA MOMS NIGHT OUT FOR STEM EVENT
• Do you ever wonder about the food you eat? The dvd "Food, Inc." can answer some of those
• The myth of a 'Real America'
• Restoring Cedar Falls' Ice House
• Sept. 13, 2010
• Sept. 12, 2010
• Education headed for collapse
• IJobs recommended for approval Sept. 2, 2010
• Sept. 10, 2010
• Lange answers Braley: Why aren't you advertising your voting record?
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 5
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 3
• Sept. 7, 2010
• Sept. 5, 2010
• Sept. 3, 2010
• Thanks to the Black Hawk County Gaming Association for supporting the Waterloo Public Library'
• Waterloo Community Schools Board of Education Meeting
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• Editorial: Credit card education vital
• Sept. 9, 2010
• French grape feels right at home on American soil
• A big congratulations to Leslie Streitmatter who won a $50 Walmart gift card for attending "Yo
• This week is Banned Books week. Check out a book that has been banned or contested such as "Wh
• 9-23-2010
• Crash ruptures gas line, evacuates Waterloo motel
• UNI reading program receives $3M federal grant
• PICTURE: Historic Correctionville home suddenly collapses
• Good Morning -- sun to return today
• Mitchell County author honored as literary pioneer
• UNI Fall Job Fair: Getting a jump on jobs
• Waterloo City Council rejects another liquor license
• Casino, restaurants partner for blood cancer fundraiser
• Jennifer Grey is top scorer at 'Dancing' premiere
• Good Morning -- rain likely this morning
• Jane Elliott to deliver diversity lecture at UNI Wednesday
• Grundy Center man faces federal child porn charge
• Lane restrictions on Iowa 116 near Waverly start Thursday
• Judge sides with Evansdale in dispute over clerk's firing
• Wyatt Johnson trial delayed in park stabbing
• Catholic retreat house celebrates 50 years
• Iowa man has worm removed from eye
• $116M Powerball jackpot bought at Ga. gas station
• Decorah Recession Fest kicks off Friday
• Ralston home getting face-lift for son's return
• Good Morning -- mostly sunny and warmer today
• Professor makes case against cuts at UNI
• Kingsley isn't the first metro school to make use of modular classrooms
• DNR: Rockford dam needs to be removed or repaired -- soon
• Fayette County celebrates upgraded recreation area
• 2 hurt in Fayette County motorcycle crash
• 7-year-old boy dies in Council Bluffs fire
• Many wait for free wings in Buffalo Wild Wings parking lot
• Cedar Falls Rec Center doors broken
• Drizzle fails to dampen spirits at arboretum's Fall Fest
• Branstad calls for Iowa Law Enforcement Academy head to resign
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- cloudy and cool today
• Bruce Braley, Ben Lange agree to debate in U.S. House race
• Hundreds walk for Alzheimer's
• Hudson to use I-JOBS grant for flood-mitigation project
• 20 Under 40 winners named
• Absentee and satellite voting prompt candidates to begin campaigns early
• City considers warehouse buyout for food bank project
• Push to fence in Cedar Falls portable pools stalls
• Citywide sidewalk repairs on Waverly City Council's agenda
• Iowa's top law enforcement director under fire
• Family baffled by Minn. man's disappearance
• Consultant offers teaching strategies for educators during Waverly presentation
• CFU energy fair set for Saturday
• Minnesota man tells wife kidnappers have taken him to Iowa
• Couple returns to NCC fair 50 years after falling in love there
• Good Morning -- rain in the forecast
• UNI center gets $923,000 federal grant
• NCC Tractor Pull rescheduled due to rain
• Cattle Congress Fair brings back flavors, memories of yesteryear, attendees say
• Court records detail alleged Rudd 'ice meth' operation
• Driver hits tree on La Porte Road, ejected from car
• C.F. police cite 13 store clerks for alcohol sales to minors
• Iowans eligible for money; search for your name
• Rail crossing repairs set for Highway 218 in Floyd County
• Milwaukee man arrested for Andrew, Iowa, bank robbery
• Train runs over 92-year-old woman in western Iowa
• Sold! Dairy auction a hit at NCC Fair
• Teen taken into custody for alleged burglaries
• Peregrine hosts triathlon
• More details released on Rudd 'ice' investigation
• Waverly potter demonstrates craft for students
• Sponsor sought for 2011 Waterloo Honor Flight
• Rev. Ronnie Koch accused of delivering letters for jailed colleague
• Three Elk Run Heights teens injured in accident
• Steve Schuchman of Arlington injured in tractor accident
• Good Morning -- mostly cloudy with a chance of rain
• Bob Dylan to play at McLeod Center
• Butler County teen dies in crash near Mason City
• Tears flow as Judy Shepard brings son’s story to UNI campus
• 'Sexting' Wisconsin prosecutor to get therapy
• Immanuel Lutheran property for sale
• Waterloo Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Clayton Co. woman involved in police chase crashes vehicle
• Buffalo Wild Wings set to open its doors Monday in Cedar Falls
• Police: Officers shoot gunman on Capitol Hill
• 2 Clinton Co. men plead guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• Harry Reid shelves Harkin food health bill
• Palace Clothiers to move to Ridgeway Plaza
• Whimsy abounds at harvest festival
• Singer Michael Grimm wins 'America's Got Talent'
• Waterloo man sentenced to prison on gun charge
• Catholic schools providing laptops for students
• 2 Des Moines women to plead guilty in embezzlement
• Teens charged in Nashua vandalism
• Charges pending in accident north of Dunkerton
• Waterloo Schools outline plans for federal jobs funds
• Man accused of charges after attempted break-in to occupied Cedar Falls home
• Judge sides with C.F. in apartment dispute
• Pastor accused of sexual abuse tried to contact alleged victim; bond increased
• Happy 100th birthday, National Cattle Congress
• Police training sessions planned
• Book about Waterloo football-war hero on sale at Cattle Congress
• Lawsuit filed in Eric Rule shooting
• Distraught Hopkins gunman killed himself, mother
• Election issues to be discussed at Constitution Day event
• Trial date set in Hampton fatal fire lawsuits
• Conlin: U.S. can't be 'patsy' on trade
• Regents approve modest cut to UNI athletics
• Super Science Day this Saturday! Meet Peter and all of his creepy, crawly friends.
• REVIEW: WCP's 'On Golden Pond' is rich, stirring and well-acted
• Family Fun Day scheduled for Saturday
• C.F. moves to regulate wind turbines
• Good Morning -- Mostly sunny and cooler today
• 5K run/walk planned for dogs, owners
• Wis. police report: District Attorney ‘sexted' abuse victim
• Cedar Falls looking at speed cameras
• Rudd man arrested on federal charges after raid on home
• Police investigate Cedar Rapids office burglaries
• Olympic silver medalist to speak at Gable Museum breakfast
• COLUMN Never a Dull Moment: Take a ride at Cattle Congress for 100th anniversary
• BHC supervisors endorse gambling referendum
• Iowa's Czech Village not deemed historical
• Tripoli death investigation details released
• Six school districts merge into three after voting
• Counterfeit bills turn up in Waterloo
• Iowa native Kurt Warner to serve as Fiesta Bowl grand marshal
• City lands grant for Riverview work
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- rain likely
• Waterloo to cancel bills against homeowners
• County: No easy fix for Washburn water woes
• Rollover investigated near Highway 20/I-380 interchange
• Contractor hits gas main in Oelwein
• Autopsy confirms shooting death of Rodricus Jones
• Scot Jon Trio featured at final Jazz on the Cedar
• Native grassland being tended to in Cedar Falls
• Iowa broadcaster Jack Shelley dies
• World War II vets return to hero's welcome
• Firefighters extinguish fire on small plane at Waterloo Airport; no injuries
• Weems family complains to council about Human Rights Commission appointments
• 3 hurt in Benton Co. accident
• Protesters a no-show at 'Laramie' showing, but rally goes on
• Denver School off of lockdown; threat leads to the action
• Allen Hospital names new president
• Slaying marks family's second tragedy
• Airman Devin Berry's death under investigation in New Mexico
• Cedar Falls officials find sanitary sewer leak going into small creek
• NE Iowa man, grandfather guilty on child porn charges
• Elma couple injured in Mason City accident
• Columnist to speak in Waterloo
• Good Morning -- high near 73 today
• Campground wins city zoning approval
• Mega Millions offers another option
• University Avenue plan praised, panned
• Hill family receives $103,000 in settlement with Waterloo police
• Riverview Gardens on old Broom Factory site passes C.F. Council test
• Man arrested in weekend stabbing in Waterloo
• Local political news
• Minn. man pleads guilty to animal terrorism charge
• Flood wall goes up to protect Waverly elementary
• Iran state TV says US woman freed from prison
• Mayor's Fun Run for fourth-graders set for Thursday
• FBI confirms area sweepstakes scam
• Bettendorf police use stun gun on bridge jumper
• Goodwill, Dell team up for e-waste recycling project
• Woman stabbed during mugging in Waterloo
• Residents fight off attackers in Waterloo home
• An in-state rivalry with a patriotic theme
• Disaster center opens
• New Waterloo T-shirt: 'Just 'Loo it'
• The Ice House Museum aims to finish renovations
• Bond forged during war renewed during Honor Flight
• Grout Museum District to host annual Brewfest fundraiser
• Missouri man arrested in Waterloo on cocaine charges
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- sunny and calm today
• Rulon Gardner to enter Alan & Gloria Rice Greco-Roman Hall of Champions
• C.F. Council will dig into University Avenue study
• River Hills students hit the links
• Waterloo school board set to accept four donations
• Street, sidewalk projects on Waverly's radar
• Suit over '99 flood resurfaces after Iowa high court ruling
• 100 years of fun: National Cattle Congress looks back to the future on big anniversary
• Ionia man killed in motorcycle crash identified
• Second Drake student dies in less than a week
• UPDATE: Man sentenced in night attack on ex-girlfriend
• Runners take over Cedar Valley parks for races
• Waterloo police investigate homicide on Broadway Street
• Good Morning -- beautiful day ahead
• Deputies arrest one of county's Most Wanted on arson charges
• Kids discover creative flair at Artapalooza
• Tax breaks sought for office building
• Wis. police: Street musician struck man with guitar
• Juror replaced and panel convicts Asa Winters of robbery
• Collectors rev up for Deere auction
• Disruptive passenger taken off Mich.-Fla. flight
• Some support expansion of Cedar Rapids deer hunt
• Good Morning -- Sunny and highs near 68
• Ionia man killed on Minn. county road
• Sheriff: 6 dead in eastern Kentucky shooting
• Three arrested in downtown Waterloo prostitution sting
• Feds deny grant to replace washed-out trail bridge
• Drake pulls "D+" logo from Web site
• Stray cats apparently tortured to death in NE Iowa
• City buys another downtown property
• Wing Ding draws hundreds
• Gingrich sees GOP tide sweeping across the country
• Waterloo public defender named district court judge
• Winneshiek County takes step closer to National Flood Insurance Program
• Rudd man injured in car-train crash
• ‘Laramie Project’ event moves to larger venue
• UPDATE: Woman held after 2 shot dead at Pa. cookie plant
• Benton Co. arrests 2 on multiple charges
• Good Morning --- cloudy and cool today
• Prosecutors outline gun allegations in meth case
• 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• Native Iowan to become Creighton University's next leader
• Unattended death in Tripoli being looked into
• Decorah council removes flashing stoplight at Water and Winnebago
• A-G Miller gets Urbandale company to halt tactics
• Culver, Branstad support casino smoking ban
• Cedar Rapids man pleads guilty in duck killing
• Happenings at the WPL!
• Council OKs rezoning of office building for pharmacy
• Join us as we wrap up our adult summer reading program this Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. We will
• More details released on Cedar Terrace bike fatality
• On Saturday, July 31, participants of the adult summer reading program gathered in our meeting room
• Enrollment grows at University of Northern Iowa
• The Friends of the Library are offering WPL Read T-shirts for you to purchase. They make the perfec
• Arrest made in Waterloo burglary cases
• ATTENTION: HUGE BOOK SALE COMING! Friends of the Library are having their legendary "Buck-a-Ba
• Cedar Falls Pizza Ranch prepares to open
• Know some people that are crazy about comics? Tell them to come to the Friends of the Library Comic
• Cedar Falls' Lincoln School named Blue Ribbon School
• Another man sentenced to prison in area meth ring
• This is a photo tour of our library.
• Trial delayed in pacemaker attack
• Good Morning! Hope you had a great Labor Day weekend with family and friends and a few good reads!
• UNI says financial support necessary to sustain athletics
• 2010 My Waterloo Days Parade Grand Marshals Former Mayor Tim Hurley & Kathy McCoy
• Parade launches Deere's Fall Fest in Waterloo
• Don't be discouraged! We are giving away two more Family Fun Packs on Friday, July 9 and 16. E
• Farmers, businesses prep for harvest
• The Science Circus is coming to town! July 29-31
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Woman caught up in Ruby Ridge shows forgiveness
• Nashua police arrest 3 on drug charges
• "Get Away Movie Day" for our adult summer reading program is tomorrow. We'll show Pi
• Former Sugar Bowl executive director -- native of NE Iowa -- dies at 72
• 2 charged in Fayette County accident
• Did you read Stieg Larsson's "The Girl with the Dragon tattoo?" Share your opinion a
• Wheelhouse debuts in Cedar Falls
• Cerro Gordo Co. man pleads guilty in extortion case
• Calling all Monty Python fans! The Waterloo Public Library has the DVD of Monty Python He's N
• Heart attack kills Iowa man charged in son's death
• Mark's Park plans include play area
• Dan Wardell from IPTV came to the WPL on July 20 to entertain a crowd of 300 kids and adults for th
• Good Morning -- cloudy day today
• Iowa schools get millions to save jobs
• Leer's Cycle to move across the street
• COLUMN Never a Dull Moment: Son’s visits always a pleasure
• Waterloo Council backs zoning for campground near waterpark
• Backhoe hits gas line near restaurant under construction
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- sunny and in the 70s today
• Mayor, council take heat for bypassing Weems
• Fundraiser planned for family of coach who died
• Ames police ID officers who fired at Minn. driver
• Evansdale Council OKs labor pact with union
• Waterloo man back on trial in liquor store robbery
• Beeds Lake needs improvements, but locals say it’s not as bad as some claim
• SENIOR CITIZEN PASSES NOW AVAILABLE
• Campaign enters the homestretch
• Sullivan brothers statue refurbished and relocated
• Aging Cedar Falls church gives building away
• Liquor store denied license in Evansdale
• Two years after flood, work on New Hartford store gets under way
• Senior citizen passes to Waterloo schools sporting events now available
• Branstad jabs Culver with Jimmy Dean song in new ad
• Tickets are on sale for annual C.F. Wing Ding
• No foul play suspected in Drake student's death
• No more late-night visitors for downtown Davenport skybridge
• MDA telethon raises $58 million
• New home for statue honoring Sullivans
• Ames police involved in shooting
• Downtown farmers market open Thursday, Saturday
• Good Morning -- windy day ahead
• Grant helps Black Hawk County families in crisis
• Cedar Falls dentist 'hooked' on helping others
• Dike-New Hartford High School evacuated for gas leak
• Campaign enters home stretch
• 3 killed in southern Iowa crash
• Kansas man charged with murdering burned teen
• Waverly relaxes decoration ordinance
• Attempted sex assault reported at U of Iowa
• Luther College suspends summer music program
• Camper fire caps Labor Day weekend gone wrong for Iowan
• Waterloo woman is battling second round of rare smooth muscle cancer
• Good morning - Happy Labor Day, Cedar Valley!
• Deere Waterloo leader: What's good for the world is good for Cedar Valley
• Divers find body of missing Iowa boater
• 2 spooked horses run into crowd at S.D. parade
• Meth lab found in Nashua man's garage
• Honor Flight makes Reinbeck WWII vets' spirits soar
• Butte, Mont., plane crash revives 'lap child' debate
• Hale, Big Bopper inducted into Iowa Rock Hall of Fame
• Ride with pride: University Avenue Cruise brings out vintage wheels
• Dunkerton boy injured in crash on Shell Rock River
• One killed, one injured in early morning crash
• Eye clinic proposed at Winneshiek Medical Center
• Fall Fest throws spotlight on Waterloo-built John Deere tractors
• Fayette benefits from Michigan property sale
• Street projects near Cedar Falls schools near completion
• Donors step up to help preserve old La Porte City firehouse, jail
• Cedar Falls Police, Target to hold Safety City event
• Authorities investigate Drake student's death
• Dad charged in boy's death dies of natural causes
• Council to consider zoning change for campground near Lost Island Waterpark
• Fire department gives boy a lift
• Upper Iowa University shows enrollment gains
• Good Morning -- breezy day forecast
• 'The Curve' bringing gas and groceries to New Hartford
• West Fourth Street businesses seek downtown parity
• Toxic household waste drop-off set for Sept. 25
• Construction means changes at Cedar Falls' Peet Junior High
• Buchanan County agrees to sell home to controversial Holy Rosary Abbey
• Email scammers using Indee lawmaker's name
• City leaders decry Waterloo T-shirt; company pulls it from online ads, sales
• Angry Culver: Branstad telling 'flat-out lies'
• Culver: No fresh start for film office tax breaks
• Authorities plan to lower water level behind dam near Greene
• Bicyclist dies in Waterloo accident late Friday
• Overnight lane restrictions on I-380 near Evansdale begin Sept. 13
• Waterloo man arrested in connection with shaken child incident
• Waterloo native has 'Wild' adventure
• Waterloo firefighters' MDA 'fill the boot' drive under way
• Good Morning -- it's football weather
• Prof in '03 plague scare sets off airport shutdown
• Street rods ready to roll in University Cruise
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH
• Man accused of trying to claim another's jackpot at Waterloo casino
• Can-do attitude: Life-size airplane made from energy drink cans
• Independence police say legislator's name was used in scam
• Officials ID Ohio pilot killed in Iowa plane crash
• Waterloo man arrested for string of vandalisms
• Sioux City boy bitten by neighbor's dog released from hospital
• Florida murder suspects captured at state park in southern Minnesota
• Fryfest puts best foot forward
• Second recycling bin removed in Cedar Falls
• Good Morning -- cooler day today
• Details released on Waterloo drug raids
• Waterloo mayor visits Afghan-bound Iowa troops
• New Lange ad targets Braley's record
• Branstad unveils agriculture plan
• Franklin County authorities follow their noses to suspected meth lab in Dows
• Iowa inmate dies while serving life sentence
• Enrollment rises a bit in Waterloo
• Waverly community is focus of Wartburg celebration
• Kibbie wants boost for community colleges
• High court won't review Charles City teen's murder case
• Marshall County meth investigation leads to 9 arrests
• Charles City man's child neglect sentence is suspended
• Des Moines deputy trainee dies during run
• Complaints lead to Cedar Falls couple's drug arrest
• Plane crashes near farm show in Iowa
• United Way kicks off annual fund drive
• Arrest made in Camp Adventure spending
• 5 arrested on drug charges in Toledo, Iowa
• String of drug raids leads to arrests in Waterloo
• Retired judge's appeal of C.F. landlord law fails
• Economic outlook survey projects pause in recovery
• Lottery board votes for online gaming service
• Good Morning -- rain back in the forecast
• HCC accepts Schmitz’s resignation, appoints interim president
• Good Morning -- rain going away
• Supporters rally to kick off United Way fund drive
• Derek Howard wanted for forgery in Fayette County
• Longtime pharmacy eyes new location
• Bands prepare for competitive season
• UPDATE: 3 hostages safe, gunman wounded at Discovery
• 3 teens accused in Iowa City library vandalism
• County, sheriff reject liquor license for Elk Run Road bar
• Charles City welcomes new footbridge
• Minnesota students clean downtown Waterloo
• Mauro lauds new voting process
• Livestock herding concerns disrupt Tyson operations Tuesday
• Building plan: School district outlines construction schedule at Kingsley
• COLUMN Never a Dull Moment: Drivers beware of son’s lessons
• Record rain falls on Waterloo
• Share a meal: Public invited to share meals during Ramadan
• Waterloo parents, officials testify about dress code
• Kurt Warner, Bristol Palin among 'Dancing' stars
• Good Morning -- much needed showers could come this afternoon
• Waterloo man pleads guilty to federal gun charge
• More environmental problems for Lake Delhi
• Wet weather bogs down Black Hawk County conservation projects
• Vets director sues auditing firm for nude photo claims
• Car surfing may have caused Mason City man's death
• Cedar Rapids woman has dog stolen at knifepoint
• Parochial school enrollment dips
• Compost bins to be sold; free workshops set
• Bill and Mary Taylor will receive Wartburg Medal
• New Hartford man's instruments gaining fans
• Schmitz resigning as HCC president
• Waterloo woman arrested in house fire
• Search begins for solution to Waterloo sewer overloads
• Popular Grundy teacher/coach dies of cancer
• 2 arrested in Grundy County on drug charges
• UNI launches financial literacy program for students
• No one injured during forced evacuation of Waterloo East High
• Local group starts Christmas spirit early
• Waterloo bomb squad disposes of dynamite found at house
• UDPATE: Accident victim identified
• No yard waste pickup in Cedar Falls Monday
• Charles City library director retiring
• Expert on financial state of universities to speak at UNI
• Waterloo lawyer describes actions leading to ethics probe
• 'Mad Men,' 'Modern Family' win top Emmy Awards
• 1 dead in Worth County rollover
• Oak wilt found in trees in Wisconsin's 'cabin country'
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- dry, warm day ahead
• Dream of Catholic middle school nears fruition
• Festival celebrates Waterloo's north end
• C.F. schools on track for another enrollment bump
• Riverview swimming complicated by liability, water quality questions
• Changes jolt small utilities
• ACT scores rise at 2 area parochial schools
• Vietnam vets find chopper in Waterloo
• 2 police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• Two distant relatives finalists for judge slot
• Police: Men cooking meth started apartment fire
• Former school official to receive character award
• Neighborhood meeting set Tuesday at Kingsley to discuss school's plans
• Good Morning -- sunny, warm and breezy
• Police find crack cocaine, guns at Cedar Rapids restaurant
• Deadline set for Decorah residents to clean up property
• Black Hawk inmate charged with threatening staff
• Pedestrian hurt in accident in Cedar Falls
• Field day yield estimates hurt by weather, ISU experts say
• Davenport area teacher charged with beating teen
• Good Morning -- breezy and warm day ahead
• Record troop deployment poses big task for gift-box support group
• 2 injured in fire at Des Moines apartment complex
• Lake Delhi damage could top $150M
• Hy-Vee presents ACS with donation check
• UPDATE: Iowa to review feed mill at center of egg recall
• North End Fest to highlight local artists
• Judge: Award to Columbus coach Girsch too high
• Gingrich to speak at fundraiser in Waterloo
• Update: Motorcyclist killed in crash off Hwy. 218 at Brinker Lake
• Mom: Toddler in 'pretty bad shape' from dog bites
• Former Olympian talks preschool, Waterloo connections during visit
• Good Morning -- warm and breezy today
• Dog activities planned at Pet Fest on Saturday
• Iowan pleads guilty in Obama records case
• Call about flood aid rankles C.F. councilman
• Name released in Waterloo shooting
• Firefighters extinguish car fire
• Webster City police officer shoots man during traffic stop
• Chickasaw, deputy sued over Taser incident
• Mistrial declared in Mark Yungtum arson trial
• Good Morning -- cooler morning out there
• UNI dedicates new transit center Friday
• Cedar Valley religious leaders react to NYC Islamic center
• Community invited to picnic at new Islamic center
• Allen College to offer doctor of nursing practice degree
• KINGSLEY ELEMENTARY NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING
• Man shows up at Waterloo hospital with gunshot wound
• Board recommends suspension for Waterloo attorney
• Prairie Meadows casino votes to build hotel
• History for sale: Rare artifacts draw collectors to Cedar Falls
• Jurors on Day 2 of deliberations in arson case against Mark Yungtum
• St. Ansgar cyclist still in serious condition after crash
• Dippin' dogs: Canines make last splash of summer at The Falls
• COLUMN Never a Dull Moment: New year at school brings old memories
• Kinglsey Elementary neighborhood meeting set
• City to demolish vacant house, allows owner to fix another
• Judge rules Waterloo City Council erred in denying liquor license to store
• Iowa boy, 2, found safe after missing in cornfield
• Prosecutors ask court to dismiss Veal's appeal
• Sheriff investigates telephone scams
• Champion bicyclist injured in accident
• Louviere sentence reduction contested
• Sioux City tot hospitalized after being bitten by neighbor's dog
• Health officials: Start getting flu shots
• Prosecutors: Judge did nothing wrong in Postville raid
• Free circus tickets available
• Yungtum's arson case rests in jurors' hands
• Doctor's sentence could be reduced
• City board: Kingsley can keep temporary classrooms for 3 years
• Magic Bus returning to Hawkeye tailgating
• Forbes signs books, talks politics in Cedar Falls
• Man surrenders in NY shooting deaths of 4
• Courier wins national award for online coverage of Mark Becker trial
• 2 dead in Highway 30 accident
• State labor chief halts mixed martial arts event
• Lake Delhi dam owner plans to appeal FEMA denial
• Scrutiny frustrates Waverly Golf Commission
• Police: Fights at Iowa fair not racially motivated
• Farmers: Grain yields overrated
• Area jobless rate holds steady at 6.3 percent
• Good Morning -- cooler day today
• C.F. considers adding historical commission
• 3 hurt in Fayette County accident
• Former Rockwell, Iowa, girl lands role in comedy film
• UPDATE: City and Hawkeye Community College Trustees approve truck training center
• Silos & Smokestacks seeks entries to farmscape photo contest
• More troopers may patrol deadly part of I-80
• Interview: Woods' ex-wife went 'through hell'
• Wanted woman captured in Waterloo
• Beaver Hills' upgrades complete
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- breezy day today
• College Hill apartment plan OK'd; overlay zoning district questioned
• Aid available for victims of this year's flooding
• Closed Waterloo school receives award
• Police: Fights at Iowa State Fair could be racially motivated
• UPDATE Judge throws out Donnisha Hill wrongful death case
• Fire put out at Bertch Cabinets
• Wesley Foundation rebuilding green after severe storm damage
• Concepcion seeks new trial in death of cousin
• Gov. Culver announces first Lake Delhi task force meeting
• Sumner arson suspect trial goes to jury
• Mom cited after teen's accident
• FORMER WEST HIGH COACH INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
• Charles City woman arrested for stealing lottery tickets
• Waterloo's David Goodson rewarded for community involvement
• Waterloo City Council turns down request to buy houses
• Crews rescue man trapped under truck
• Olympian and innovation: Joyner-Kersee to speak at awards ceremony
• Waterloo residents put stop to lights at Hammond and Ridgeway
• Fayette County files additional abuse charges against couple
• Pets damage Charles City home; owner gets probation
• UNI announces speaker series
• Rydell to build parts warehouse
• West grad's whistle a winner at Iowa State Fair
• Spillville to mark 150th anniversary
• Group wants to link Freeport with trail
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Citywide cleanup day in Waterloo set for Sept. 18
• Lincoln Dinner: Republicans optimistic on vote
• Good Morning -- another warm day ahead
• Heal the Family serves up music, food in Waterloo
• Authorities investigate 3 fires at high school
• Iowa State Fair attendance slips slightly this year
• St. Ansgar author publishes third novel
• Motorcyclist killed in Waverly crash identified
• As Cedar Falls school get ready to start, construction projects continue
• Expenses for prosecuting Edgar Concepcion adding up
• 5 wounded in shooting at Iowa bar
• Texas drag racer dies at Iowa raceway
• UNI grad and former teacher in Hudson, Osage named Iowa Teacher of the Year
• Cedar Falls Exchange Club donates scores of books to school libraries
• Police tangle with crowd outside Iowa State Fair
• Donnisha Hill trial update: Sexual abuse investigation outlined
• Police called to West High, no trouble found
• KBBG radio station seeks to build endowment trust fund
• Black Hawk Elementary School wins award
• J's R & B Lounge liquor license suspended for gambling machine
• Maquoketa River flood damage could be long term
• Donnisha Hill's bus driver testifies in civil trial
• Good Morning -- not so hot today
• Hammond/Ridgeway signals up for Waterloo City Council hearing
• Sheriff's office to use online auctions
• Panthers on Main event shows UNI students downtown Cedar Falls
• 2 hurt in Butler County head-on crash
• Iowa mom arrested for letting 12-year-old drive
• Apartment complex proposal back on C.F. Council's agenda
• School board OKs $230,000 contract for temporary classrooms at Kingsley
• Cedar Falls teen wins 4th at Bill Riley Talent Search
• C.F., Waterloo police plan to step up alcohol enforcement
• Horse-drawn farm equipment struck; driver killed
• Joseph Santee says beating was self-defense
• DNR still has some antlerless-deer licenses available
• Sheriff worries about new UI tailgating rules
• Iowa Women's Hall of Fame inductees announced
• Ex-state official decries phone abortion prescription
• Blast of the past: Tools of yore take center stage at Old Time Power Show
• Good Morning -- highs to reach near 90 today
• Red light camera passes first reading in Muscatine
• Another part of Orchard Drive to close next week
• Man dead in Urbana crash
• UPDATE: Egyptian police recover stolen Van Gogh painting
• Corn stalk a puzzle of nature
• Iowa woman hospitalized after pit bull attack
• Beeds Lake swim ban lifted
• Waterloo native wins State Fair whistling contest
• State aids Charles City tire plant
• Conservative group targets Waterloo congressman's seat
• UNI offers football camp for females
• Man dies while operating bulldozer in Fort Dodge
• Hot weather causing early dismissal at some schools
• Career academies, uniforms debut in Waterloo
• Waterloo man arrested in home break-in
• Sex offender arrested for failing to register in Oelwein
• Davenport man arrested for threatening to bomb government buildings
• Statehouse Democrats hail I-JOBS program
• Trooper: 'Racy' RAGBRAI party didn't live up to media billing
• Cedar Falls Utilities to extend high-speed Internet to rural customers
• Cardinals baseball broadcaster arrested for drunken driving
• Monthly community meals proving popular
• Fareway removes recalled eggs; says it will refund customers
• Second Iowa firm recalls eggs
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- rain expected this afternoon
• Winneshiek County approves quarry
• Woman reports mugging in downtown Waterloo
• Kingdom Regiment to host drill team competition
• Consumer Reports: Your child's first phone should be a prepaid one
• Polk Co. deputy hurt in broadside crash
• Cause of fire on Seventh Avenue in Independence not yet determined
• KINGSLEY NAMED AS ONE OF TEN SCHOOLS TO ADOPT PE4LIFE, ADOPT-A-SCHOOL CHALLENGE
• WWII vets from Reinbeck visit D.C.
• Rising water bills: Waterloo residents again to pay more
• Two arrested in South Sioux City infant's death
• Man enters manslaughter plea in Iowa toddler death
• Richard O. Jacobson pledges $11 million to create literacy center at UNI
• Iowa State officials hope to open Hilton by Nov. 4
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- Sunny and warm today
• Anglers, gawkers asked to stay away from dam
• Charles City offers car wash for dogs
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Rodents knock out phones at Iowa City school
• AP Source: Tyler says he'll be an 'Idol' judge
• C.F. box factory fire quickly put out
• Consignment store signs on: Stuff Etc to open in Waterloo
• Waterloo School Board to award contract for installation of Kingsley modular classrooms
• Clarksville motorcycle rider killed today in Bremer County
• Iowa town evacuated after anhydrous ammonia leak
• UPDATED: Donnisha Hill's parents testify in civil lawsuit
• Waterloo man testifies about altercation with defendant
• Column causes rift in Mitchell County supervisors contemplate lawsuit against local newspaper
• Drug house detailed during trial
• Heal the Family plans community event
• Times Square stars: Video to feature area kids
• Directory contains info on judges up for retention
• Waterloo, Cedar Falls test scores fall slightly
• DED on arrival? Branstad would replace state economic development agency
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• Water in Washburn: Residents voice complaints
• Cashing in: Young entrepreneur's business gets noticed
• Turkey Valley at 50: Winneshiek Co. school district marks big anniversary
• 228 million eggs recalled after salmonella outbreak at Iowa plant
• Legal brief outlines Marzen's arguments
• Good Morning -- sun returns today
• Crops may get drying-out period
• GOP candidates to speak at dinner
• Plans under way for new Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D.
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Braley tours UNI Metal Casting Center
• University of Northern Iowa starts in-room recycling
• Weather Service: Floyd Co. dam could fail
• Bremer Co. man charged in theft of copper from Waterloo church
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: 1 carried out of Waterloo house fire
• National magazine ranks UNI as one of best universities in Midwest
• Charles City gets state funding for $2M building
• Waterloo crews clean up five-block diesel spill downtown
• UPDATE WITH CHILDREN'S NAMES AND AGES: S.C. police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Waterloo eyes cameras to nab traffic violators
• State investigating Community Based Services in Bremer County
• UNI football player arrest related to earlier bar fight
• New sign shines over National Cattle Congress
• Waterloo City Council OKs city sidewalk contract
• Civil trial in Waterloo teen's 2006 murder slated to begin
• Good Morning -- rain returns to the forecast
• Branstad fleshes out jobs program
• Waterloo teens detained on west side burglary complaints
• Iowa DNR director to resign to take federal job
• Sheriff: Gas apparently killed couple in Iowa well
• Waterloo teachers gather for opening event
• Spate of highway deaths brings safety reminders
• Mitchell County considers suit against newspaper
• The high sign: Gaming board gives approval
• Iowa State Patrol still rolling after 75 years
• Cedar Rapids police ID pedestrian killed on I-380
• 2 die after being found in Iowa water well
• Sidewalk repair plan tops Waverly Council's agenda
• Missing Waterloo boy found safely
• Horse vaulters want to grow sport
• Good Morning -- beautiful day ahead
• Area youths advance in State Fair Talent Search competition
• 3 arrested for weekend burglaries in Waterloo
• Anhydrous smell leads Benton Co. deputies to home; man arrested
• Junior Swingers lets Waterloo kids try hand at golf
• 1 injured in rural Black Hawk County rollover accident
• Canterbury Forum examines religion, culture
• Six killed in Interstate 80 accident in Jasper County
• 4 teens facing new charges in additional car break-ins
• Lawmakers, schools push improvements in childhood nutrition
• Obesity becoming a growing national security issue
• In-school breakfast has backers, detractors
• 'Craigslist killing' suspect dead, likely suicide
• Winneshiek supervisors to vote on Decorah sand quarry permit
• Good Morning -- not to hot today
• Gay marriage supporters rally
• Grant would add amenities to recreation area
• Waterloo City Council will consider sale of blighted homes
• 2 Washington, Iowa, men charged after rescue from flooded car
• Habitat plans two events
• Former lawmaker touts son's accomplishments
• Event benefits UNI Women in Politics scholarship
• Former directors will toot own horns for band shell
• Feet on the street: Foot patrols let Waterloo police get back to basics
• 8 shot, 4 fatally, outside Buffalo, N.Y., restaurant
• 23rd Street to open for start of classes at UNI, close again later
• Father of girl hurt in Bellevue parade files lawsuit
• Deaths of 1-year-old twin Chicago girls ruled homicides
• It's a dog's life at Trails Festival
• Pedestrian killed by car in Cedar Rapids
• Ames officials to lift restrictions on water use
• Vicious dog reports prompt Hampton to revisit its laws
• Lifesaving honors handed out at Iowa State Fair
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• Good Morning -- another warm day today
• Aplington-Parkersburg residents paying it forward at Lake Delhi
• Flooding changes festival routes
• Crowd turns out for school supplies
• Good Morning -- rain in the forecast
• Waterloo man organizes free block party Saturday
• Branstad rips Culver flood response
• Negligence suit in Charles City bar death dismissed
• Court upholds ex-insurance agent's 15-year stint in prison
• Grant allows Cedar Falls to offer free preschool this fall
• Waverly utility goes to court in wind turbine assembly dispute
• Accused killer's life in Iowa detailed
• Food co-op to sell goods in Waterloo
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• Osage teens discover ballroom dancing
• Stranded boats hauled out of Lake Delhi
• COLUMN Never a Dull Moment: Ray Edwards pool fondly remembered
• Kerry Burt takes Price Lab to court
• State board seeks clarity on Hudson annexation request
• Waterloo flood robbery conviction upheld by Appeals Court
• Man with area ties charged in California rape, murder
• Cruisin' the Cedar Valley trails
• Benton County officials charge man with indecent contact with male minors
• Equestrian expert to teach at weekend vaulting clinic
• Manchester man accused of stalking in Fayette County
• Kurt Warner to call Arena Bowl for NFL Network
• Join the club: Grassley honorary Rotarian
• Sans Souci Island flood buyout process nears end in Waterloo
• Bicyclist killed in Winneshiek County; Delaware Co. man killed by train
• Trails Night Ride route changes
• Davenport restaurant ticketed for toad-licking chef
• Area teens vie for Cowgirl title
• Good Morning -- another very warm day ahead
• Wrestling documentary debuts in Independence
• Beaver Creek at New Hartford to crest today
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• Waterloo robbery trial ends in mistrial
• Iowan sentenced for deadly Dubuque wreck
• Captured in Iowa, deputy on trial in Kentucky
• Searchers find teen's body in flooded Iowa creek
• Orangutan at St. Louis Zoo dies
• Zoning a balancing act in Chickasaw County
• Good Morning -- warm day ahead
• Rallying around artists in Cedar Valley
• The long trail: Festival marks 15th anniversary
• Harkin: Dems can fight back, win
• Waterloo man faces stiffer charges in shoplifting incident
• Buchanan County nature center's black bear dies
• UPDATE: 1 missing after cars swept away by rising creek near Altoona
• 1-35 southbound near Ames closed due to flooding
• Aphid invasion: Farmers warned of potential problem
• Waterloo woman indicted on gun charge
• Iowa colleges win grants for support programs
• Vehicles collided at rural Hudson intersection; 1 hurt
• Hot time: Heat is on in Cedar Valley
• Too late? Attorney in gang drug case says too much time has passed
• Sounds of salvation: Church gets OK for outdoor services
• Waterloo Schools' test scores show small increases
• Flood waters inundate Ames, Hilton Coliseum, Des Moines
• All but three Waterloo schools fall short of state goals
• Waterloo convenience store robbed
• Police: Girl, 4, found in Coralville parking lot
• Harkin meets with 'Atalissa Boys'
• $2 robbery gets Waterloo man 25 years
• School academies big part of Crystal Buzza's job
• Two more sentenced in Waterloo meth ring
• UPDATE: U.S. officials: 5 believed dead in Alaska crash
• UI staffer hurt in hydrogen balloon explosion
• Rubashkin transferred to New York prison
• AG candidate criticizes Miller during fundraiser
• United jet makes emergency landing in Omaha
• Mitchell Co. supervisors pass new steel wheels fines
• Samir Dizdarevic allegedly douses house with gasoline in Waterloo
• Flooring it: McLeod Center gets huge keepsake from Sweet 16
• Early start: Carver, Lincoln students back in school
• SEE THE VIDEO: Video shows woman smashing window over McNuggets
• Critically injured soldier teaching his sister how to live
• Cedar Falls to phase out above-ground phone, cable and electric lines
• Good Morning -- more rain in forecast
• Row over rentals: Housing plan tabled
• Wis. trucker injured in Cedar Falls accident
• Leadership change: Economic director leaving Waverly
• JetBlue flight attendant arrested after NYC ruckus
• Rising gas: Prices spike with higher demand
• 4 motorcyclists killed in western Iowa accident
• Wisconsin Diocese offers birth control insurance, but warns employees not to use it
• Capturing nature: Photo contest to focus on artistry of outdoors
• Waterloo Schools officials slow down time line on Kingsley Elementary modular building installation
• More storms and more flooding in Iowa
• Strong storms take Sioux City power lines
• Retired Deere engineer takes the wheel of monster tractor
• Dry Run Creek flood gate project resumes in downtown Waterloo
• Lottery, now 25, still proves winning proposition
• Good morning -- more storms in forecast
• KBBG plans radioathon fundraiser Aug. 16-22
• Highway 3 detour in Hampton begins Aug. 16
• New trial sought for Edgar Concepcion
• Des Moines lawyer swims English Channel on 2nd attempt
• Waterloo council denies a 3rd liquor license
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• 3 killed in motorcycle crash before Sturgis rally
• Thunderstorms hit Iowa with heavy rain
• Fire damages Dubuque County church
• Maryland officer who shot dog placed on leave
• Elma fire still under investigation
• Irish Fest a real crowd pleaser
• Man injured in Fayette County accident
• Traffic restrictions on U.S. 20 in Buchanan County begin today
• Lightning strike may be cause of sewage bypass
• UPDATE: Teen dies after C.F. trailer park mishap
• Culver says no quick fix to failed Lake Delhi dam
• WATERLOO SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Firefighters save 13 from flooded Iowa campground
• Lost kids can text mommy at Iowa State Fair
• Lt. Governor candidate Kim Reynolds endorses gay marriage ban in Waterloo speech
• Iowa Irish Fest brings games, music to downtown Waterloo
• Good morning -- Warmer today
• Cedar Falls City Council eyes Recreation Center expansion
• C. Joy Lowe remembered for her life, work
• 3 Iowans, 1 from Ill. charged after car hits tree
• College Hill Partnership seeking names for plaza
• Tornadoes touch down in Minn and North Dakota
• Janesville residents report possible scam
• School uniforms, tax-free weekend draw shoppers
• Waterloo City Council to consider license for East Fourth Street Liquor
• Text harassment, Cyberbullying a concern even for college students
• Kingsley Elementary trailers on Waterloo school board agenda
• Fire damages building, business in downtown Elma Saturday
• Republican National Committee: Iowa 2012 caucuses go first
• Harkin: Senate plan may save 1,800 Iowa teaching jobs
• Flu outbreaks seen in Iowa; college team members stricken
• Free tennis lessons offered to physically challenged
• Jesup man dies in crash
• Irish Fest kicks off in downtown Waterloo
• Good morning - Only a slight chance of storms
• Hudson works to zap electrical problems
• Kingsley plan to hold classes in trailers irks city, neighbors
• Debate on Waterloo street bids resurfaces
• Evansdale shifts funds from GCVA to chamber
• Wartburg, other private schools put best foot forward
• Fines could increase for those using steel wheels
• Vander Plaats seeks to unseat Iowa Supreme Court justices
• Fatal car crash may shut down Hawkeye Renewables for several days
• Students won't live at Vinton Braille School
• Get your Irish up: Waterloo gear ups for Irish Fest
• State liquor probe includes employee use of motor home
• Pieces to Charles City bridge arrive
• Kinnick sold out for entire Iowa football 2010 season
• Whitewater kayaking course on Cedar River behind schedule
• Grants designed to help UNI and HCC students
• 4 teen burglary suspects identified
• Paulsen: Culver school plan unworkable
• $5M gift opens doors to new Iowa State auditorium
• Bremer County Fair in Waverly celebrates 135 years
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- sunny and warm today
• Decorah Council to weed or feed garden idea
• Judge in Rubashkin trial allegedly participated in raid planning
• Evansdale shifts funds from GCVA to chamber
• Marriage rights focus of initiative
• 2 dead, dozens injured as school buses collide near St. Louis
• Man sentenced for putting video camera in campground restroom
• Virden Creek on I-JOBS wish list
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Covenant marks breast-feeding week
• Abbott Law Office bicycle honored as 'Best Decorated'
• Waterloo man wins $30,000 in Iowa Lottery game
• Two detained in Waterloo shooting
• Debate on Waterloo street bids resurfaces
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• UNI hosts North American Prairie Conference
• Good Morning -- things to do today
• Law agencies teaming up to curb crime in communities
• TeamMates Mentoring of Waterloo Receives Outstanding Program Award
• Accidents in Bremer County send three motorists to hospital
• Burglary suspects flushed out of Cedar Falls wooded area
• Waterloo neighbors question campground, development near Lost Island Waterpark
• Controlled medications to be accepted at special Allen Pharmacy TakeAway day
• Harkin: Federal funds for Delhi dam unlikely
• Westgate minister arrested on sex abuse charges
• Police arrest driver accused of hitting teenager
• Nashua man charged with drunken boating
• Davenport man pleads guilty in death of baby boy
• Chickasaw Co. arrests native of Mexico for providing false information
• Northbound Highway 63 in Waterloo closed
• Mississippi family traces its history through Mitchell County
• DNR: Cedar Falls dam needs work
• Dress code policy appeal to Waterloo school board goes to DOE
• Night Out in Waterloo beats the heat
• AP Exclusive: USDA racial flap reconstructed
• Tears flow as NE Iowa soldiers march to war
• Manufacturing plant Laforge unveils new building in Waterloo
• Oelwein crowd shows support for 1/133rd
• Soldiers say goodbye in Iowa Falls
• Mom finds missing Clermont teen dead near Elgin
• Braley, Lange on opposite sides of dam
• Waterloo gets $7 million for flood improvements
• Good Morning -- cloudy and warm today
• Waterloo City Council OKs new intersection
• Kurt Warner on 'Dancing With the Stars'?
• Untreated wastewater dumps into Cedar Falls creek
• Center cafe open again at Waterloo Center for the Arts
• Victim escapes major injury when Waterloo home's steps collapse
• Clarksville teenager pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Evansdale skate park is back open
• Waterloo Council OKs zoning for Kimball Ridge coffee shop
• 4 injured in Hardin County accident
• 133rd Army National Guard unit ships out of Charles City
• 3 injured in Peosta home explosion
• VIDEO: 6 teens drown in Louisiana river; 7th rescued
• Here we go again: Bristol Palin calls it quits with fiance Johnston
• WEATHER VIDEO: Good Morning -- rain in forecast
• Long-awaited Dubuque Road repairs to begin
• Longtime Waterloo coach/teacher Dick Dotson passes away
• Author pens book on lost Butler County, Iowa, communities
• Police: 2 killed, 6 hurt in Indianapolis shooting
• Teen jazz pianist to perform on UNI campus this week
• Former Waterloo Black Hawk Rob Kenny dies in car accident
• Woman reports being robbed on rural Winneshiek Co. road
• Canoe capsizes on Winnebago River in northern Iowa; crews searching for 2
• 13-year-old recognized by Waterloo City Council for heroism
• Young Arena paints ice for upcoming hockey season
• UPDATE: Official: 9 killed in Conn. warehouse shooting
• Lake Delhi home values run gamut
• Tearful families say goodbye to troops heading to Afghanistan
• Medical Examiner: Latimer man's death was self-inflicted
• WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
• Longtime Waterloo judge heads to semi-retirement
• Gay marriage debate playing out at rallies as Nov. 2 election looms
• Nashua motorcyclist injured in crash near Evansdale
• Celebrating on the Cedar
• Mitchell County accident injures county employee
• Conductor Mitch Miller dies at age 99
• Liquor sales steady in Iowa
• Franklin County man dies in accidental shooting in Latimer
• Volunteers needed for Iowa State Fair Sew-In
• Sioux City teen hurt in Brown Lake boating accident
• Western Iowa motorcyclist dies after hitting cow in road
• Waterloo boy with rare ailment to visit famous aquarium for Make-A-Wish
• RAGBRAI accident details released
• Arrest made in Waterloo convenience store shooting
• Good Morning -- showers in the forecast
• University of Iowa ranked 9th among top party schools
• Minn. clerk accused of baseball bat threat
• Slain coach Ed Thomas' son espouses forgiveness
• Waterloo awards $1.52M school remodel to house alternative programs
• Ottumwa man charged with attempted murder
• Clarke College becomes Clarke University
• Another charged in major meth operation
• Hampton man involved in North Iowa injury accident
• Eight Questions with retired Capt. Al Haynes
• Police find gun in dryer during investigation
• RAGBRAI riders considerate guests; Mother Nature is not
• Iowa communities prepare to send off 2,800 soldiers
• Minnesota marks 3 years since deadly bridge collapse
• Mo. woman loses lawsuit over 'Girls Gone Wild' video
• Kimball Ridge coffee shop to face zoning hearing
• Three rescued from river after boat sinks
• Man dies after fight at Mount Pleasant Moose Lodge
• Good Morning -- sunny and warm today
• Man who fled during burglary trial arrested
• Neighbor’s music leads man to take up air horn
• Science Circus teaches, entertains
• Bye, bye, RAGBRAI: Riders leave for Manchester amid steady rain
• Davenport Guard unit deploys
• Branstad, auditor talk politics in Gladbrook
• Two injured in rollover crash near La Porte City
• Miss Iowa, Nationals' Batista make amends
• The big day: Chelsea Clinton to wed in upstate N.Y.
• New firehouse prompts intersection addition
• Good Morning -- sunny and warm today
• House damaged in Evansdale fire; nobody hurt
• Ex-Waverly mayor's law license suspended
• Socialist party seeks state office
• Some say RAGBRAI Waterloo campground, business fell short
• Waterloo residents wait on lake's fate
• Pawlenty to stump for Dix
• Good Morning --- Rain could accompany bike riders out of town
• Injured worker rescued from UNI-Dome roof
• Two Waterloo women accused of tax return violations
• Scattered mishaps as RAGBRAI traverses Black Hawk County
• RAGBRAI crowd 'pretty tame,' Waterloo police say
• County seeks state funds for McFarlane complex
• Arrest made in Crossroads parking lot robbery
• Waverly RAGBRAI rider dies from injuries
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• Man arrested after shots fired
• Spoke-tacular: ‘Traveling circus’ pedals into Waterloo after trek across NE Iowa
• Semifinalist on 'Idol' to perform
• Update: RAGBRAI riders look for warmth in Quasqueton
• Braley wants dam at Lake Delhi rebuilt
• 1,000 RAGBRAI riders take up residence in woman's backyard
• Waverly man hurt in bike accident on RAGBRAI
• New Hudson video: RAGBRAI riders pushed on to Waterloo stop
• Blast damages shelter at lake
• Bar sues Iowa City over 21-only law
• UPDATE WITH VIDEO: Buon giorno! Waterloo couple preps to host Italian cyclists
• Former United Way leader dies at 76
• Blind Harmony House resident joins ride
• Neighbors hate to lose Byron Hy-Vee
• RAGBRAI experiences an American Hometown
• RAGBRAI team promotes Parkinson's education with ice cream
• UPDATE WITH PHOTO: Sheriff shuts down Cartersville party, alleges half-naked participants
• Alleged robbers returned to scene
• Helicopter pilot injured in NE Iowa crash
• Trash tire fire sends up thick smoke
• UPDATE: Residential fire in Waterloo
• Miss Iowa to throw out first pitch at Nats game
• Good Morning -- north wind to push RAGBRAIers to Waterloo
• Ellen DeGeneres out as 'American Idol' judge
• Attempted robbery fails, police say
• HCC truck training site in jeopardy
• Police find stolen van submerged in Riverview
• Bikers head out of Charles City
• ESC RETURNS TO NORMAL OFFICE HOURS
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• WATERLOO SCHOOLS HELP FAMILIES WITH STANDARDIZED DRESS CODE PROGRAM
• The legend arrived: Dan Gable returns to Waterloo
• Thompson, Allen among Hall of Fame inductees
• Dan Gable Museum talks with Larry Owings
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• Mick Foley, Terry Funk headline pro hall of fame class at Gable Museum
• Professional wrestling tickets now available
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• National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum and Dan Gable International Wrestling Museum Announce His
• Legends Round Table a new addition to professional wrestling hall of fame weekend
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