Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of March.
Good morning, Waterloo.
The Iowa Department of Corrections is searching for 23-year-old Elijah Anthony Lewis, who did not return to the Waterloo Residential Correctional Facility as scheduled.
The Waterloo City Council is set to review a proposal for selling 5 acres of Miriam's Park to the local school district for a nominal fee of $1.
Friends Memory Café at Hartman Reserve Nature Center
A supportive monthly program providing leisure, fun, and friendship for individuals living with dementia or memory impairment and their caregivers.
Science vs. Magic Book Club Special Session: Bring Your Own Book
This special session of the fantasy and sci-fi book discussion group invites participants to share about their current or favorite reads at Pump Haus Pub & Grill.
University of Northern Iowa Teacher Fair
The Teacher Fair at the University of Northern Iowa connects new and soon-to-be teaching graduates with domestic public, private, and charter schools, as well as AEAs, for networking opportunities.
Second Saturday Teen Trivia at Cedar Falls Public Library
This interactive trivia event invites teens to compete solo or in teams on various themes, with this month's focus on Disney, for prizes and fun.
Shop the Basement Book Sale
The basement of the Waterloo Public Library will be open for shopping, offering a range of used books at affordable prices, with proceeds benefiting library programs.
Japanese Tea Ceremony and Sweets Exploration
This event invites participants to experience traditional Japanese sweets and learn about the Japanese tea ceremony with instructor Maoko Umeda.
Bob Dorr's Blues Jam at Octopus
Experience local blues music at Bob Dorr's Blues Jam, a fun and welcoming event at Octopus.
Free Style Ice Skating Session
This event offers an opportunity for ice skaters to enhance their routines and skills with the allowance for private coaching during the session.
Waterloo Black Hawks vs. Dubuque Fighting Saints
The Waterloo Black Hawks face off against the Dubuque Fighting Saints in a hockey matchup at Young Arena, supporting charitable causes with ticket proceeds.
Dysart's Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade
The Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dysart features a participation route from City Hall to Dysart Gorge, followed by festivities at Harper's Public House.
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