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Below is a list of Parks in La Porte City, Iowa. You can click on any listing for more details and a map to the location.
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| Hickory Hills Park | 3338 Hickory Hills Road | La Porte City, IA 50651 | (319)342-3350 |
| Huisman Funeral Home And Crematory | 606 East Main Street | La Porte City, IA 50651 | (319)342-3131 |
| La Porte City Cemetery Association | 801 Madison Street | La Porte City, IA 50651 | (319)342-3053 |
| Mcfarlane Park | 13619 King Road | La Porte City, IA 50651 | (319)342-3844 |
New master plan underway for La Porte's parks The Herald Argus By Matt Fritz La PORTE — Disc golf, dog parks and splash parks could all be in the future for La Porte's city parks. And the public will have an opportunity to influence that future on Thursday when the city of La Porte Park Department hosts an open ... |
'Blast Off to Summer' promotes activities The Herald Argus The organizations involved-including the La Porte City and County parks, Read La Porte County, the Lubeznik Center for the Arts, IU Health La Porte Hospital, the YMCA and the county library and Pop Warner-were focusing on the age group from preschool ... |
HVAAA to host Age Strong! Live Long! walk Thursday Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier Area walk locations include Young Arena; Cedar Falls Community Center, Cedar Falls; Union High School Track, La Porte City; West Main Gazebo, Dunkerton; Athletic Complex Walking Trail, Denver; Waverly Healthy Lifestyles Senior Center, Waverly; ... |
Commission hopes nursery helps with tree woes The Herald Argus In the commission's annual report, which was given to the La Porte City Council earlier this week, Representative Greg Fruth said there is an ongoing problem in the city where for every 15 or 17 trees cut down, only one is planted in their place on the ... |
McFarlane Park bridge project moves forward Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier Black Hawk County Conservation was turned by FEMA for funds to restore the McFarlane Park bridge which was damaged in the 2008 flood.(COURIER FILE PHOTO)) WATERLOO, Iowa --- It's been nearly four years since Cedar River flood waters destroyed the Cedar ... |
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