The Power of Art: Sioux City NAACP commemorates Coretta Scott King during Black History Month
Sioux City NAACP hosts free Coretta Scott King program with live narration, music and Civil Rights storytelling at Morningside University.
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IMMAWII: Black Arts and Culture Festival Celebrates 28 Years
I'll Make Me a World in Iowa, the country's first major Black festival of the year, kicks off Black History Month with excitement.
Actor and playwright Roger Guenveur Smith to visit Iowa City
You will have three chances to see popular actor and playwright Roger Guenveur Smith during his upcoming appearances in Iowa City.
This is absolutely, positively not about Langston Hughes
Who knew that words could both pirouette gracefully and land with the impact of a nuclear weapon without having to be dressed in the cumbersome attire of academia?
Black Radio Station sold in Des Moines
American Family Radio purchased KJMC, the only radio station serving Des Moines’ Black community, according to a filing with the FCC.
Plan your trip to the Iowa State Fair with DART
The Iowa State Fair is just around the corner. Have you figured out how you're getting there yet?
‘Framed in American history:’ Annual Quad City Juneteenth festival held June 14
Get ready to honor the oldest known celebration in the U.S., commemorating the end of slavery, by attending the upcoming Quad City Juneteenth festival.
Upcoming Corn Bred Cornbread Renaissance sparks engagement for Iowa’s youth
Celebrate Iowa culture and Generation Z by joining in the Corn Fed Week and the Corn Bred Cornbread Renaissance.
From Pit to Plate: ‘Big Moe’s Big Book of BBQ: 75 Recipes From Brisket and Ribs to Cornbread and Mac and Cheese’
Love BBQ? Read this review of a popular cookbook written by renowned pitmaster Moe Cason, a Des Moines native.
Black Iowa Gospel radio station GITA is ‘Good for the soul’
Black Sioux City, Iowa, DJ spins gospel and R&B music for a worldwide auidence.
IMMAWII: Black Arts and Culture Festival Celebrates 28 Years
I'll Make Me a World in Iowa, the country's first major Black festival of the year, kicks off Black History Month with excitement.
Actor and playwright Roger Guenveur Smith to visit Iowa City
You will have three chances to see popular actor and playwright Roger Guenveur Smith during his upcoming appearances in Iowa City.
This is absolutely, positively not about Langston Hughes
Who knew that words could both pirouette gracefully and land with the impact of a nuclear weapon without having to be dressed in the cumbersome attire of academia?
Black Radio Station sold in Des Moines
American Family Radio purchased KJMC, the only radio station serving Des Moines’ Black community, according to a filing with the FCC.
Plan your trip to the Iowa State Fair with DART
The Iowa State Fair is just around the corner. Have you figured out how you're getting there yet?
‘Framed in American history:’ Annual Quad City Juneteenth festival held June 14
Get ready to honor the oldest known celebration in the U.S., commemorating the end of slavery, by attending the upcoming Quad City Juneteenth festival.
Upcoming Corn Bred Cornbread Renaissance sparks engagement for Iowa’s youth
Celebrate Iowa culture and Generation Z by joining in the Corn Fed Week and the Corn Bred Cornbread Renaissance.
From Pit to Plate: ‘Big Moe’s Big Book of BBQ: 75 Recipes From Brisket and Ribs to Cornbread and Mac and Cheese’
Love BBQ? Read this review of a popular cookbook written by renowned pitmaster Moe Cason, a Des Moines native.
Black Iowa Gospel radio station GITA is ‘Good for the soul’
Black Sioux City, Iowa, DJ spins gospel and R&B music for a worldwide auidence.