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Having committed to funding a stoplight at East LeClaire Road and 4th Avenue, Eldridge City Council members are now armed with more data that will assist in making future decisions about traffic control. more
The City of Eldridge has hired its first finance manager. more
Park View’s future drew different opinions from Scott County supervisors and sheriff’s candidates at the Scott County Farm Bureau forum in Eldridge Saturday. more
The new Big 10 Mart under construction in Mount Joy will have a 100-foot-tall sign, two times taller than county code, so that U.S. 61 motorists can see gas station, convenience store and Godfather’s Pizza Express sign. more
A new, $2,125.59 cooler will store even more native prairie seed to combat weeds on Scott County’s rural roadside. more
LeClaire plans a $16 million YMCA on Eagle Ridge Road, paid for by future property tax dollars and fines levied by radar speed detectors. more
Eldridge Mayor Frank King said he has no plans now to ask Eldridge police to patrol in Long Grove. more
Scott County Auditor: Kerry Tompkins more
Scott County Auditor: Matt Trimble more
Scott County Sheriff: Tim Lane more
Scott County Sheriff: Thomas Gibbs more
Scott County Board of Supervisors: Maria Bribriesco more
Scott County Board of Supervisors: Ken Beck more
Scott County Board of Supervisors: Rita Rawson more
Scott County Board of Supervisors: Trevor Goodall more
Scott County Board of Supervisors: Todd Hill more
Iowa’s mental health reform is a mad-dash transition that offers promising outcomes at the end of a process the county’s supervisors and top staff are struggling to understand. more
The Iowa legislature’s reform of mental health services is forcing a big budget cut on Scott County’s regional network, resulting in a freeze on existing services, waitlists for all disability groups, and further cuts coming. more
Q: Introduction. Why vote for you? more
Scott County sheriff and auditor candidates answered questions about their offices, accessibility and diversity at a forum Saturday hosted by local LULAC, NAACP and Association of American University Women. more
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