City of Waterloo

On the corner of Park and Franklin, adjacent to Lincoln Park, is an old brick building that has housed many, MANY different businesses. Stanley Steemer, Iowa Irish Fest Headquarters, the Baum-McDonald Auto Company, as well as several other auto dealers over the decades.

The reasoning for Waterloo's council decision stems from nine allegations made by Ward 3 City Council member Pat Morrissey against Margaret Klein.

We have dealt with some parking tickets before...

The Waterloo Center for the Arts partnered with the University of Iowa for a local mural project.

There is a national furniture shortage and many of the local furniture stores are bearing the brunt of this.

An inflatable drive-in theater screen is now up and ready to go at the National Cattle Congress. The very first show was scheduled for June 26th, but due to severe weather in the forecast during that weekend, the premiere was pushed to July 2nd.

The month of June saw this vehicle make its way through Iowa. Recently it's been spotted in Clear Lake, according to local Jeff Robak. He spotted the vehicle earlier in the week, and according to other witnesses it has also been spotted in Forest City.

The new owners will market the building as the Waterloo Convention Center at the Sullivan Brothers Plaza

The Waterloo resident bought five Powerball plays on only one ticket. He ended up winning $2,000,021 from this investment. Doesn't that seem like an odd cash prize number?

We might be getting a drive-in movie theater after all. As previously reported this project was in the works, but now after the Waterloo Board of Adjustment's meeting on Tuesday April 27th, a special permit has been granted. The permit issued by the board will allow for this operation to take place until December 31st, 2024. Depending on the success of the theater, it could be around for a lot longer.