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February 21, 2024
The University of Iowa is looking to lease 65,760 square feet of warehouse, office, and support space on ACT Inc.’s former Iowa City campus for use by UI Health Care’s pharmacy services group.
August 21, 2023
Attention Owls, the nest is calling! Now that you’re all set to move in, decorate your new space and start the new semester, it’s time to get ready for all the fun campus activities we have planned for you! The first few weeks on campus are called Weeks of Welcome. This lasts from Tuesday, Aug. 22, through Saturday, Sept. 2, and consists of a variety of activities from pep
May 24, 2023
ACT, which was established in Iowa City in 1959, will lay off a chunk of its workforce to adhere to online offerings, including 40 local workers
May 24, 2023
ACT, which was established in Iowa City in 1959, will lay off a chunk of its workforce to adhere to online offerings, including 40 local workers
May 19, 2023
Iowa City-based education company also looking to sell buildings
April 25, 2023
Investing in real estate can be a great way to make money, but you have to protect yourself from liability. A real estate limited liability company (LLC) allows you to manage your investment and enjoy the profits without worrying about losing everything if it goes bad. The LLC is a legal entity separate from yourself. It owns the
September 13, 2022
At the direction of Alexandria City Council, the City has formally objected on behalf of Alexandria’s water customers to Virginia American Water’s request to the State Corporation Commission to raise water rates.
June 15, 2022
The 83,000-square-foot Tyler Building is located at 301 ACT Drive The district will use it to house technology staff and its online-only school.
June 15, 2022
The space will be used for professional development for educators, the online learning program and possibly career and technical education
May 6, 2022
Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants state employees back in their offices under a new telework policy that will take effect July 5 to guide executive branch agencies out of workplace restrictions