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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
The members of Faith Lutheran Church in Eldridge are inviting you to something new. For now, the plan is to meet once in the fall and once in the spring to see how many will gather and show interest in learning from others. These gatherings are open to all community members. 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
A federal program through the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development is funding solar projects in Iowa that will produce enough renewable energy to power more than 1,200 homes. more
Eldridge Mayor Frank King said he has no plans now to ask Eldridge police to patrol in Long Grove. more
Iowa farmers have harvested 27% of soybean crops in the state after yet another, hot and dry week caused pasture conditions to decline and topsoil and subsoil moisture levels to slip. more
The legislation, one of Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ priorities laid out for the 2024 legislative session, proposes establishing a Behavioral Health Services System (BHSS) in Iowa to provide mental health, substance abuse and other addiction recovery services, while moving the current Mental Health and Disabilities Services (MHDS) system into an advisory role. more
Summer program students at Tina’s Dance Studio, Tumbling & Gymnastics Center raised close to $5,000 for the Dancers Against Cancer Charity at their Annual Summer Showcase Aug. 16 at North Scott High School Fine Arts Auditorium.  more
One Human Family of the QCA, a community-based human rights organization, will rally voters and raise funds to strengthen community mental health services during the Social Justice Peace Train Sing-along and free dinner 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, at The Diner at the Freight House Farmers Market, 421 River Drive, Davenport. more
Democrats who are seeking to expand their numbers in the Iowa House announced four top agenda items Thursday for the 2025 legislative session, addressing public education, reproductive freedom, legalizing marijuana for adults and reducing costs for families. more
Early voting begins Wednesday, Oct. 16 at the Scott County Library in Eldridge and other sites, and continues through Friday, Nov. 1. 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
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