This Women’s History Month, Little Village explored some of the DSM spots dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women in the city. Photos by Britt Fowler Evelyn K. Davis Center For Working Families Evelyn Davis (1921-2001) supported working families in Des Moines by providing affordable childcare for 23 years. She was an advocate for families, […]
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Photos: These kittens need a home for the holidays
Looking for some extra (fluffy) companionship this holiday season? The Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center has reduced their feline adoption fees to $25 through the end of this year. Located at 3910 Napoleon Lane in Iowa City, the no-kill shelter houses homeless cats, dogs, rabbits and other small animals. Stop by Monday through […]
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Photo essay: Iowa City’s Hickory Hill Park
Photos by Britt Fowler Hickory Hill Park, a lush recreational area on Iowa City’s north side, spans 190 acres. Trails, bridges, forests and fields are plentiful and perfect for spending a fall afternoon outdoors. Dating back to 1927, Hickory Hill — owned and maintained by the City of Iowa City — began with just 40 […]
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Photos: Historic haul held at Iowa Hall
The University of Iowa’s Museum of Natural History is a fun and educational way to spend an afternoon exploring the history of Iowa. Founded in 1858 and located in Macbride Hall, it is the oldest university museum west of the Mississippi River. The facility is open Tuesday through Sunday with varying hours, and admission is […]
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Photos: Take a day trip to F.W. Kent Park
Located just three miles west of Tiffin on Highway 6, F.W. Kent Park encompasses 1,052 acres and includes a plethora of recreational opportunities, including 86 camp sites (with modern restrooms, shower facilities and playgrounds), fishing spots, trails, picnic shelters and more. The beach is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day (Sept. 7) and also […]
