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Walcott City council prepared for Walcott day, approving a parade route, closing appropriate streets, and giving hometown officers a raise for the day. more
A one-car accident Monday afternoon near Maysville killed a 77-year-old New Liberty woman. more
LeClaire police early Monday discovered a deceased driver behind the wheel of an SUV that struck a tree at the T-intersection of Forest Grove Road and Southwest 35th Street. more
A special-education aide working for the Muscatine public schools has been fired for allegedly posting to social media a sexually oriented video of himself. more
As Iowa colleges and universities receive the last of the federal student aid applications for the upcoming school year, financial aid officials are seeing fewer students submit their documents and changes in how much those who do file receive. more
Five young ladies are vying for the title of Walcott Day royalty. The coronation will be at 6 p.m. Saturday, July 20, at Victory Park. more
Apple is the flavor for the annual Walcott Day Pie Contest on Saturday, July 20. Pies must be double crust and made with lard; lattice crust is okay, but no crumb toppings allowed. Pies must be baked in an 8 or 9” aluminum pie pan (non-returnable). more
Genesis Health System reached a three-year agreement with UnitedHealthcare. This agreement ensures continued in-network access to Genesis hospitals, doctors, and specialists for patients covered by UnitedHealthcare Commercial and MedicareAdvantage plans. more
The state of Iowa says it will not necessarily disclose to the public the rationale for disciplinary charges against licensed professionals such as physicians, nurses, therapists and nursing home administrators. more
The stalemate over the current farm bill may be solidifying a new era in farm politics. It extends a trend of delays and partisan division — a contrast from the legislation’s history of bipartisanship. more
Artificial Intelligence has taken educational institutions and academic libraries by storm. Not only must they learn how to use AI effectively, but they also have a duty to integrate it ethically into their mission of educating students and serving the public. more
Beginning this month, Iowa communities interested in improving local housing conditions will have the opportunity to apply for the 2025 Rural Housing Assessment Grant Program. more
Dozens of the laws passed during the 2024 legislative session take effect Monday, including measures cutting state boards and commissions, limiting the potency of consumable hemp products and setting new education policies for public K-12 schools. more
Gov. Kim Reynolds included seven Scott County residents, two from Clinton and one from Cedar County among 196 she appointed or reappointed to Iowa boards and commissions. more
The Scott County Historical Society invites the public to attend its Annual Ice Cream Social on Tuesday, July 16, from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at the Society’s home, Historic Summit Church, on Utica Ridge Road, 21980 210th Ave., in rural Davenport. more
Residents living in and around Eldridge can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. Park View Lutheran Church, located at 14 Grove Road in Park View, will host this community event on Aug. 2. more
Gilda’s Club is hosting a free educational workshop for families facing cancer diagnoses, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Monday, July 22, at the club, 1351 W. Central Park Ave., Suite 200, Davenport. more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the July 10 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the July 10 NSP! more
The community is invited to attend a concert by singer, songwriter and storyteller Daryl Mosley at 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 20, at Eldridge United Methodist Church. more
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