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Pork royalty, like other royalty, tends to run in the family. more
Wilton resident Cami Maurer has worked with pigs her entire life, and though she can’t always spend entire days on her family’s farm like she did in her childhood, it’s these experiences that push her to continue being an advocate for the pork industry. more
Inspiration can be found in many places. For children’s author Jill Esbaum, finding it recently was as easy as looking out her front window. more
It’s a beautiful Saturday afternoon in September at Dave Arp’s rural Davenport farm. But the firefighters gathered there aren’t paying any attention to the weather. more
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation (IFBF) will host its 107th Annual Meeting on Dec. 9-10 at the Community Choice Credit Union Convention Center in Des Moines. more
As Lancer Productions prepares to present “Clue” this week, it won’t be the only milestone the company is looking forward to. more
New stop and speed signs were already up at 210th Street and Jersey Ridge Road the day after the board of supervisors completed their final reading of an ordinance to slow traffic at the hazardous intersection. more
The County Board of Supervisors postponed their vote on an ordinance that would advance construction of a power plant outside Maysville, after public scrutiny called attention to conflicts of interest that may stretch across Scott County’s zoning boards. more
Election Day for city and school officials arrives in Scott County next Tuesday. more
Next month, on Nov. 8 at 5 p.m., the Cotton Creek Mill Quilt Shoppe is inviting Cedar County residents to partake in its second annual charity quilt auction at the Cedar County Fairgrounds’ Matthews Building. more
Tim Ruser has launched a write-in campaign for mayor of Princeton. Incumbent Travis Volrath filed for the seat unopposed. The North Scott Press asked him to answer the seven questions we sent to Volrath and the four City Council candidates earlier this month. Here are his responses. more
Using new training techniques, staff at North Scott High School are learning how to use targeted, intentional intervention to help improve student behaviors. more
The city of Eldridge will continue garbage disposal with the same provider, after the city council voted Oct. 20 to accept a five-year contract extension for garbage and recycling disposal with Allied Services of Bettendorf, doing business as Republic Services. more
The South 16th Avenue water tower refurbishment program is starting to wrap up a few weeks ahead of schedule. more
The County General Store will move from its current location to a county-owned building at 2322 E. Kimberly Road, Paul Revere Square, by the end of 2026, supervisors voted Thursday. more
A 24-year-old Eldridge man was arrested Oct. 20 in connection with a report of indecent contact with a child. more
As Frank King’s mayoral term winds down, he took some time last Thursday to give his final state of the city address at the annual city update breakfast at Grand Haven Retirement Community. The event was put on by the Eldridge-North Scott Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by First Central State Bank and First Trust Savings Bank. more
Amazon’s newest North Davenport facility, a “last-mile” delivery center at 9000 N. Division Street, is now in service. more
For the second time in two weeks, a North Scott student has been expelled for a weapons-related violation. more
The Princeton Sports and Rec group shut the grill and swept the concession stand after the final game of the Fall League season last week. more
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