I am Mariannette Miller-Meeks and I am running for re-election to Congress because the people of Iowa deserve someone who will never quit fighting for them, their future and the future of their American dream. more

Christina Bohannan is a mom, law professor, and former engineer. She is running for Congress because she believes we need less bickering in Washington, and more working together — for a government that works for the people. Christina will fight every day for Iowa families, kids, and small businesses because she believes if you work hard, you deserve a fair shot to get ahead. more

More than 2,000 early voters cast ballots at the Scott County Library in Eldridge, and Linda Olson recognized many. more

While the new recreation trail through the Townsend Farms Addition is nearly complete, it will not be able to open for several more weeks. more

Since Iowa adopted its merit system for selecting judges in 1962, The Iowa State Bar Association has conducted the Judicial Performance Review as a way of giving voters information on the Iowa judges up for retention that election year. more

Scott County supervisors will expand Park View road work plans to tackle an estimated $4.1 million in projects, adding Park Lane Circle and Park View Drive to the Crest View Drive work previously announced. more

The City of Eldridge is in sound financial condition, mayor Frank King reported at the annual city breakfast, held Oct. 17 at Grand Haven. more

Scott County early voting opportunities more

Slow down when arriving in Long Grove. more

Scott County will begin tackling Park View street and drainage problems with a contract to be awarded Nov. 8 to redo Crest View Drive from Park Crest Court to Crest Road. more

Decorated Quad-Cities Vietnam veteran and former Secret Service agent Bill Albracht is keynote speaker for the Scott County Republican Party’s 2024 16th Annual Ronald Reagan Dinner, Oct. 17 at the Quad Cities Waterfront Convention Center in Bettendorf.  more

Big rate increases for property, auto and workers compensation coverage will boost Princeton’s insurance bill 34 percent, council members learned Oct. 10. more

Scott County voting information more

Iowa House District 98: Monica Kurth more

Iowa House District 98: Nathan Ramker more

At the Oct. 8 utility board meeting, city employees addressed concerns from residents about a stronger chlorine smell and taste to the municipal water supply. These concerns have been reported directly to city hall, as well as on social media. more

Princeton has enough clean, safe well water to serve the town while council members explore options to resume use of the town’s newest well, shut down for nitrate contamination. more

The Eldridge Utility Board once again has a vacancy, this time after the resignation of board chairman Craig Gehrls. more

The Scott County Auditor’s Office has been fielding concerns from voters who have received multiple absentee ballot request forms in the mail. more