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The Eldridge City Council set its public hearing for the 2027 fiscal year max levy for April 6 at 5:45 p.m. But council members remain far away from a consensus on what that amount will be. more
A majority of Scott County supervisors plan to reject an ordinance change that would have cleared a controversial path for the construction of a natural gas power plant outside Maysville. more
Bills on property tax reform in the State House and Senate each seem to have one thing in common: a 2% cap on revenue growth for local governments. more
With Fellner’s Addition scheduled to have roadway repairs soon, residents will also be asked if they are interested in additional city amenities. more
Software contracts continue to roll through the Scott County Board of Supervisors. more
Scott County supervisors John Maxwell and Jean Dickson will both seek reelection this fall. more
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a clarification letter Monday to manufacturers saying that the Clean Air Act does not prohibit independent repairs to offroad diesel equipment such as farm machinery. more
Iowa Democrats were approved Saturday to present their case to national Democrats on why the state’s Democratic caucuses should go in the early presidential nominating window in 2028. more
The Concerned Citizens of Scott County want to stop a proposed rural power plant in its tracks. more
Eldridge City Council members chose Scott La Plante to fill a two-year vacancy Monday. more
Joe Quick is the newest member of Walcott City Council, but he will have to defend his seat in a special election set for early March. more
Business ties between a Scott County supervisor and a farmer who has optioned land to Central Iowa Power Cooperative (CIPCO) do not constitute a conflict of interest as supervisors weigh a proposed power plant, according to Assistant County Attorney Kristina Lyon. more
Property taxes, workforce growth, and energy needs were top of mind for Scott County legislators who gathered at the St. Ambrose Rogalski Center, 518 W. Locust Street, Friday morning for a forum with members of the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce. more
The Scott County Democrats will caucus on Monday, Feb. 2, at Davenport North High School, 626 W. 53rd St. Doors open at 6 p.m. You must be in line or signed up by 7 p.m. to participate, and the caucus will begin at 7 p.m. more
Chris Jones hardly ever sees an open seat when he speaks in Iowa. more
A House panel advanced legislation Tuesday (Jan. 20) that would require land restoration efforts following the initial construction of electric transmission lines in Iowa. more
The Republican Party faithful of eastern Iowa gathered Jan. 22 at the Regional Innovation Center in Eldridge to hear from a few of the men who are interested in being the next governor. more
Central Iowa Power Cooperative (CIPCO) has filed for environmental review of a natural gas power plant proposed for rural Scott County before the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR). more
The city of Princeton will put major projects on hold as it develops a short-term plan to fix roads, sewers, and water lines in need of immediate repair. more
Scott County supervisors approved a fluorescent yellow design for new MEDIC EMS ambulances last week. more
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