North Liberty Hosts Sixth Annual Super Bowl Party
The North Liberty Community Super Bowl Party returns at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Gordin Conference Center at 520 W. Cherry St. Families share a potluck, with free popcorn, games for kids, and door prizes. All ages welcome, under 16 must be with an adult, non alcoholic.
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Central Corridor Gamers Super Bowl Open Games
Cedar Rapids hosts Central Corridor Gamers on Sunday from 5 30 p m to the final whistle at Trinity United Methodist Church 400 Third Ave SW for open tabletop and card games with free entry mostly. Parents are encouraged to bring children and a safe warm environment is promised with no alcohol or drugs. More info at ccgamers org.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Third Ave
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Science for Squirts A Holiday for the Birds at Wickiup Hill
Linn County Conservation hosts Science for Squirts on Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Wickiup Hill Outdoor Learning Center for children ages 3 to 5. Learn about Iowa winter birds, read a story, watch feeders, and make an edible gift. Registration due by Monday, $2 per child. Call 319 892 6485 to register.
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Humane Society Fundraiser Joins Jackson County Event
Jackson County Humane Society hosts a Feb 13 fundraiser at Pearson Hall Jackson County Fair Grounds from 5 to 11 pm. The event offers a free will donation dinner kids games and on site pet adoptions plus a dance featuring The Frankies and Danger Ronnie and The Spins. Contact Mindy Orris at morris mail.ms.maquoketa.k12.ia.us or call (563) 652-2451 for details.
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Boy Scouts Celebrate Milestone With Century of Adventure Exhibit
Johnson County Historical Society marks 100 years of Scouting with an exhibit “A Century of Adventure” at the Coralville museum through March. Notables include Olin, a former Eagle Scout and University of Iowa professor emeritus, and Hawkeye Area Council leaders highlighting 93 years of local scouting and global reach.
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William Olin
Franklin D. _. Roosevelt
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Coralville
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Corridor
Joe Ladew
Wisconsin
Ladewasser
North Liberty
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University of Iowa
Frank Cheng
Beijing
China
John Gross
Joseph Stoltz
Boy Scouts of America
Hawkeye
Dick Jondle
Todd Shepherd
Beyond Rubies Women's Conference marks 30th anniversary
The Beyond Rubies Women s Conference began in 1980 at Kirkwood Community College to help women survive in a man s world and now hosts about 450 attendees. The 30th anniversary event runs March 18 19 at Kirkwood Ballantyne Auditorium Iowa Hall and classrooms with two keynote speakers and six workshops daily. Fees rise after Feb 12 with early bird rates at 99 for both days or 79 one day. late rates 119 two days or 95 one day.
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Cedar Rapids
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Kirkwood Community College
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Kirkwood
Ballantyne Auditorium
Iowa Hall
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Beth Malicki
Amy Dee- Kristensen
Lee Cole
Hillary
Rubies Women's Conference
Ballantyne
Kirkwood Blvd
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