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Community Center Hosts Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County 30 Brothers in 30 Days Campaign
The North Liberty Community Center will host Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County on Jan. 7, 2023, from 10 a.m. 5 p.m. as part of the non-profit organization’s work to engage potential local mentors for local boys — or “Littles” — on their waitlist, some of whom have been waiting 12 months for a…
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Keep Your Spirits Bright This Holiday Season
Sure it’s cold and dreary, but the North Liberty is bringing the holiday cheer. Here’s some goings on to help keep your spirits bright. Elf on the Shelf Scavenger Hunt Nov. 21 through Dec. 23 North Liberty Community Center, 520 W. Cherry St. Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk,…
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Embrace Winter with Beat the Bitter and Have Something to Look Forward To
Organizers of North Liberty’s Beat the Bitter are on a mission to turn Iowans into winter lovers, and have announced the post-holiday festival’s schedule with both free and paid events. The full schedule and registration for events, which offers a bright spot in the darkest days of winter, is now available at beatthebitter.com. So, forget…
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Check Gifts Off Your List with Local Vendors on Dec. 3
Get a jump on your holiday shopping by visiting local crafters, makers and vendors at the Community Center. The five Ws Who: Anyone with a list of gifts to give What: An opportunity to shop from local crafters and vendors Where: Roberts Gym in the North Liberty Community Center, 520 W. Cherry St. When: 8…
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Eat and Make Merry with Kriss Kringle on Dec. 3
The jolly old elf descends on North Liberty for an early December breakfast with other fun in this annual tradition. The five Ws Who: Young kids and their families What: Santa Claus joins us for breakfast, activities and photos. Free registration for remaining spaces opens Monday, Nov. 28, 2022, at 6 a.m. Where: Jones Gym…
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Connect with Local Storytellers and Discover New Ways to Tell Your Story on Nov. 12
Join us for a celebration of stories and storytelling at the North Liberty Community Center. Here’s what you need to know: The five Ws Who: You! Adults and teens are invited to learn about different forms of storytelling from local experts in the field. (Free childcare is available for infants and children up to 5th…
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Free Weekend at Red Fern Dog Park Announced
North Liberty’s 5-acre off-leash dog park, Red Fern Dog Park, 980 North Liberty Road, will be open to all licensed dogs on Oct. 21, 22 and 23, even if they don’t have a dog park pass. The free weekend allows dogs and their caregivers to try to park before they buy a pass, which are good…
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Open Houses for North Liberty’s Draft Plan for Tomorrow
The full revision of North Liberty’s comprehensive plan, Connected to Tomorrow, is reaching its final stages, and the city will host two open houses to share the draft plan’s visions, goals and priorities. The plan is an essential tool that guides community leaders and decision-makers for sound and efficient community growth based on the vision…
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Roberts, Grugin and Honor Roll Awards Recognized for Giving Back
These good neighbors and community contributors are being recognized on Good Neighbor Day with induction into North Liberty’s Community Hall of Fame and its Good Neighbor Honor Roll. “Community is about helping each other, and good neighbors do things for others,” said Mayor Chris Hoffman. “On behalf of the community, I thank these folks who…
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It’s Easy to Join the Community Pumpkin Display. Any Questions?
Ghoulish — and goofy — faces will soon be flickering on front stoops throughout North Liberty, and the Ranshaw House, at the corner of Penn Street and Community Drive, will host its traditional community jack-o’-lantern display on the evenings of Oct. 30 and 31. This year we’re providing pumpkins. Pick Up a Pumpkin The Make…
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