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Mayor: There is Strength in Our Diversity
Mayor Chris Hoffman issued the following statement two years ago. The sentiment remains relevant today: There is strength in our diversity. This past week, members of our community who are transgender — people who are our friends, neighbors, coworkers and children — have faced statewide legislation that seeks to take away their comfort and feeling…
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Complete Operation Leprechaun Over Spring Break
Your mission: Track down a mischievous leprechaun by following their trail of gold throughout North Liberty. The five Ws Who: Operation Leprechaun is open to all, but geared towards families with younger children. What: A short choose-your-own path scavenger hunt to track down a leprechaun who has been running around North Liberty and has been…
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Beat the Bitter with Fire & Ice on Jan. 25
Embrace winter like a Norseman by joining neighbors for some outdoor fun — including fire shows, a giant slide, ice sculptures, skating and curling, a bonfire and photo ops — at Fire & Ice presented by GreenState Credit Union. The free event runs from 2 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025, in North…
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Grab a Free Ticket to the Hawkeye Women’s Wrestling Iowa Duals
On Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025, the University of Iowa women’s wrestling team is set to host women’s wrestling the Iowa Duals 2, and we’ve got some free tickets to give away so North Liberty residents can be part of the fun. Starting at 8 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 13, adult North Liberty residents can each…
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Communitywide Treasure Hunt All November Long
Go on a communitywide hunt for a plethora of prizes, with new prizes and clues each Tuesday in November (plus a bonus drop on Black Friday), as part of the Golden Turkey Hunt. The five Ws Who: Anyone and everyone. What: Weekly clues lead to hidden medallions unlocking treasure troves. Where: On public property somewhere…
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The Winter 2025 Activity Guide is Now Available
The Winter 2025 Activity Guide is now available online, covering recreation, aquatic and library programming and events offered January through April 2025. Registration for most recreation programs begins Dec. 2 for North Liberty residents in-person at the Community Center or online. We offer a monthly newsletter featuring upcoming programming highlights from the Recreation Department, Library and…
Read MoreNorth Liberty Library hosts Youth Impact Initiative
Being a kid in any era is hard, but today’s youth face a dynamic and changing world of intimidating unknowns. The North Liberty Library is bringing back a community partnership initiative to help youth confidently navigate our world and feel safe. “I saw knowledge and support my daughter and other kids in North Liberty needed…
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Trick-or-Treating and More Halloween Fun
When is Trick-or-treating? If you’re not a transplant from central Iowa or a few other pockets out east, or haven’t heard of Beggars Night, this may seem like a silly question. North Liberty trick-or-treats on Halloween, Oct. 31, from 5 to 8 p.m. Remember to take an adult, only knock on doors at houses that have their outdoor lights on…
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North Liberty Joins United Social Service Grant Application
The City of North Liberty grants funding to a variety of social service agencies through a competitive grant process each year. And now the City will join the United Way of Johnson and Washington County’s joint funding application for future years. The joint application allows agencies to apply for funding through United Way, Johnson County,…
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City Welcomes New Neighborhood Ambassador Program Cohort
The City of North Liberty is pleased to welcome a new cohort of residents to the Neighborhood Ambassador program. Established in 2020, the award-winning, newly-refreshed Neighborhood Ambassador program takes a cohort through five sessions between September and May covering topics of community interest, including community safety, planning and zoning, public works, parks, community events and…
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