Leisure centre

Eight days away from Coffee County Baseball Pickleball.

That's also next Saturday, 10 o'clock at the Rec Center.

Get signed up.

There's the link on our Facebook page.

Just remember on, when it's general election day, you can't vote there.

You have to go to one of the precincts, and once again, that's at either the, the Rec Center, Ridgewater College, or the Days Inn.

Now, we got a bunch of other...

Uh, maybe I'll, I'll take a, an early break.

Uh, sat on those wooden seats in the KUC to, uh, to watch The Exorcist in the fall of 2004.

Uh, ran the basketball courts, me and my, my buddies Brandon, Brett, and Begley, back in the day, ran the basketball courts at the Rec Center.

The three Bs.

The Killer Bs.

A jury trial was set for September before the case settled in August.

Coralville is asking the Iowa City School District to okay a long-term lease for the competition swimming pool that is to be part of the city's new s- recreation center.

The Iowa City District is no longer able to fulfill its promise to contribute fourteen million dollars for the construction of Coralville's Recreation Center, which the city hopes to break ground on in March after years of overspending and failing to accurately project revenue.

Coralville City Administrator Kelly Hayworth said Coralville will be unable to build the competition pool without a financial commitment in the form of a long-term lease from the school district.

"We're really trying to work with the school district to help provide the best facility we can for both students, athletes, and the community," Hayworth told The Gazette on Thursday.

The meeting is open to the public.

Not having a competition pool could put some Iowa City school swim programs at risk.

The West and Liberty High School swim programs, which have a single combined team, currently practice at the existing Coralville Recreation Center.

Hey, thanks for having me.

Folks, we're going to talk, it's been a big year for Council, so we're going to talk about some big ticket issues like Ray Walsh House, Mechanics Institute, what's happening with the Aquatic Centre and get you all up to speed with what's happening locally.

We're going to talk a bit about Council culture, not Council, Council culture, the culture of the You know, sometimes

they might intersect a bit.

thank you um so it turns out the soft infrastructure was in our hearts all along exactly

With the infrastructure we made along the way.

Aquatic centre.

Where are we at? Yeah, so the aquatic centre is a hard one in

She's going to do some VR classes.

That's going to be happening, um, at the rec center.

For those of you who are interested in, um, large scale art or designs of some stuff that we have going on this month, it's a lot of awareness stuff.

So we've already done, um, we have a presentation getting ready to come up for breast cancer awareness.

Yeah.

We're just right over the bridge.

It was, uh, it was the American Legion at one time, then it was the Boy Scouts place, and you guys took it over and fixed it up, and now it's the Parks and Rec Center.

So, uh, get by there.

If it's not next week...

In the Rec Center.

Yeah.

In the Rec Center.

In the Rec Center, Bolo, whatever leagues there are.

I don't care.

Put them in the MLS.

You know, there was a lot of concern after COVID that students wouldn't come back, but they're back in force, and it's, it's wonderful environment.

And apparently the, the Rec Center is really integral to that.

The Rec Center has been a fantastic investment for the university.

It's, um, quite a unique building.

There's sort of eight floors of vertically stacked recreation facilities covering everything students need.

And apparently

the Rec Centre is really integral to that.

The Rec Centre has been a fantastic investment for the university.

It's quite a unique building, a sort of eight floors of vertically stacked recreation facilities covering everything students need.

But it's also been designed as a facility for them to just hang out.