Moline, IL News

• Moline, IL News
• Therapeutic horses show off their mix of work and play
• Former Dispatch managing editor dies
• Cities announce holiday week schedules
• 32 from Palos clan log 542 years at Arsenal
• Today in history for Saturday, May 26, 2012
• Today in history for Sunday, May 27, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 27
• Daily planner, May 27,2 012
• Trinity Medical Systems honors Geneseo EMT
• Quad Cities Christian School graduates first class from new location
• CIA: Augustana grad worked for agency at time of his 2008 death
• Track club, drill team join MLK community center
• Daily planner, May 26, 2012
• Figge now filling three major positions
• Offer for Fyre Lake: Investor hopes for golf yet this year
• Pool openings this weekend provide sure sign of summer
• 30-year worker to head Hy-Vee
• 4Play Sportsbar offers pool, darts
• River Drive to be closed for resurfacing starting Tuesday
• American Girl and Lego Mania parties June in Rock Island
• 501C3 Non-Profit Day June 23 at SouthPark
• Run/walk the "Wild 5" 5K May 26 and support Bethany
• Genesis proud to be a sponsor of summer in the Q-C
• Army Ball scheduled for June 15
• Senior & Low Vision Expo May 30 in Moline
• Symphony executive director leaving post
• Moline nonprofit agency receives grant from Illinois Bar Foundation
• 4-H Summer news
• Old weather records in R.I. remarkably accurate
• Priest to be honored for 70th anniversary of ordination
• Punches a hit at New Life Fellowship events
• Steeple jack climbs 'stairway to heaven'
• Faith & Values budget for Saturday, May 26, 2012
• Congregation ready to dedicate its new home
• Boetje day proclaimed in Rock Island
• Today in history for Friday, May 25, 2012
• Quiet community is home for world-travelled opera singer
• Rock Island County Board approves pay freezes, cuts
• Moline Foundation donates 210 iPads to fourth-grade classes
• Beg your pardon
• Colona ready to celebrate Memorial Day
• Quad-Cities area to observe Memorial Day
• What a trip with the Honor Flight of the Quad-Cities will teach you
• Hampton native named Illinois Career Fire Chief of the Year
• KJWW combining with Moore Engineers
• Thomas Jefferson Elementary celebrates 50 years
• Moline looks at bringing law enforcement academy to WIU campus
• House action puts area horse racing on track
• Donations and volunteers needed for 2nd Fiddle Sale
• Daily planner, May 25, 2012
• BCSD Administration Center and BHS office moves
• Donations and volunteers needed for 2nd Fiddle Sale
• HSSC reducing cat adoption fee to $10 for felines
• Spring a Buddy from the shelter extended through June
• HSSC trying to give rat terrier chance to find her home
• Local resident helps bring state convention to Quad Cities
• Local attractions create passport program
• Red Cross offers tips on how to have a safe Memorial Day weekend
• Rock Island man awarded honorary doctorate
• Modern Woodmen adding 19,000 members from Wisconsin firm
• Honor Flight surprise brings father and sons together
• E.M. school chief says consolidation talk is premature
• Atkinson pays down debt
• Hampton promotes 3 firefighters
• Businesses hunt government contracts
• Bagged salad recall includes some from Hy-Vee
• Saved by the Safety Belt: Club member wants you to buckle up
• Ex-Arsenal official urges support for troops
• 24th Street work to begin Tuesday
• County on track to hire Niabi director
• Today in history for Thursday, May 24, 2012
• Daily planner, May 24, 2012
• McKissick's lessons went beyond English
• Remembrances of Mark McKissick
• Free Tours of Locks and Dam #15
• AFSCME retirees to meet June 19
• Lock and Dam #13 Tours
• Lock and Dam #13 Tours
• Lissie concert raises over $12K for ALS
• R.I. Knights of Columbus presents Civic Awards Night
• Bishop Hill Honor Flight benefit returns
• Free River Bandit tickets to participants and volunteers
• Savanna Historical Society Gene M. Wright collection
• City of Davenport street closings
• Quad City Botanical Center Flamingo Follies celebration
• Vander Veer Enabling Garden Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Quad Cities Visitor Centers holiday weekend hours
• Figge to host talk on Sculpted Fiber exhibition
• 2012 QC Concert Charity Fest
• City of R.I. 24th Street resurfacing to begin May 29
• Iowa Primary voter registration deadline May 26
• Trinity Regional Health System community classes
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 23, 2012
• Local lawmakers push bills allowing concealed weapons
• Alwood High School graduates 36 in 2012
• Davenport crew assist with cave rescue
• AlWood School Board accepts resignations
• R.I.-Milan schools adopting new principal, teacher evaluations
• Shive-Hattery to offer solution to erosion at Moline's Riverside Cemetery
• Top state educator urges opposition to proposed funding cuts
• Black Hawk alum Jerry Lack joins board of trustees
• Common sense key to safety on Quad-Cities' waterways
• Beg your pardon
• Businesses' input wanted on consolidation of R.I. County offices
• Beg your pardon
• Capt. Dick Fisher retires from R.I. Sheriff's Department
• Get tips on social-media etiquette
• Power restored in Davenport, Scott County
• Sending out a hearty thanks to all teachers
• Daily planner, May 23, 2012
• Well-wishers welcomed at airport tonight for returning Honor Flight members
• Metro East briefs for May 23, 2012
• Hire Our Heroes Veteran Career Expo in Moline
• WQPT Broadcasts WIU-QC 2012 Commencement Ceremony
• Farmers Mutual Electric Company re-elected directors
• City of Moline upgrade on 48th Street, 44th - 46th Avenue
• Colona Ready to Celebrate Memorial Day
• Update on Rock Island news
• NARFE annual luncheon to be held June 19
• Ann Hutchinson to retire from Small Business Development Center.
• Family Museum receives $195,000 grant
• Free Blood Pressure Clinics for the month of June
• Independent Scholars' Evenings: Social Networking Etiquette
• Rick Mills presented the EMT-B of the Year Award
• BHS considers naming football field after Merv Habenicht
• BHS wrestling room to be named after coach Franc Freeman
• Rock Island buys 14 new snowplows
• Video: Q-C woman trapped in cave can't explain 'how slowly the time goes'
• East Moline moves forward with strategic plan
• Aledo separates police chief, city administrator jobs
• Milan delays look at welcome signs
• Bus trip, tour of Chicago cemeteries planned
• New TIF talk builds in Cambridge
• Retiring Moline superintendent accomplished much in 11 years
• Summer concerts at Bettendorf Public Library
• Deteriorating wall threatens Moline graves
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 22, 2012
• Daily planner, May 22, 2012
• Davenport announces closures due to construction, repairs
• It's National EMS Week: See an ambulance at NorthPark May 26
• R.I. choirs to present 'The Totally Awesome '80s' May 24
• Kewanee High School graduates the class of 2012
• Annawan grads told to define their own 'life degree'
• Benefit for Linda Daly-Liby set for June 24
• Wethersfield grads look to future
• Erie graduates told to never let anything stand in their way
• Galva class noted for its noise has one last blast
• Memorial Day remembrance and dedication May 28 in Rock Island
• Riverdale graduates encouraged to change the world
• E.M. Police Department to hold memorial May 23
• Quad City Audubon Society field trip to Palisades State Park
• Bettendorf Parks & Recreation Summer Fitness Classes
• Rock Island County Master Gardeners bus trip
• R.I. Jasmine Brooks aims to represent the underrepresented
• Today in history for Monday, May 21, 2012
• KONE Centre almost complete
• Moline students start new chapters
• Casa holds health fair for immigrants
• Thoughts on concessions, coaching, sports bloopers
• R.I. City Council to consider buying snowplows
• Cal Lee retirement open house Monday
• Augie grads told to not be afraid to fail, but 'fail up'
• Orion grads told 'all thing possible when we believe'
• Funerals for Monday, May 21, 2012
• Mercer grads told to write their own life story
• Daily planner, May 21, 2012
• Women gets tips on primitive outdoor skills
• Cambridge grads take trip down memory lane
• United schools report increase in transportation costs
• Nurse helped military at Arsenal in WWII
• Volunteer fire departments struggling with recruitment
• Horse racing could return to QC Downs
• Rescuers free Port Byron pair stuck overnight in Iowa cave
• Schilling to opponent: 'Game on'
• Today in history for Sunday, May 20, 2012
• Daily planner, May 20, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 20
• In Uniform
• Edison Junior High Student Writers
• Longtime Annawan school board member resigns
• Taking on pension costs
• Former Case Creek developer blames airport for deal falling apart
• Cordova village board will pay remaining cost for construction
• Argus Potters' publishing legacy started in Wales, Ireland
• New center offers guidance for Latino community
• Baynum: Black Hawk East graduates ready for success
• Daily planner, May 19, 2012
• Harkin gives words of encouragement to college students concerning loans
• Longtime Annawan school board member resigns
• Beg your pardon
• Miniaturists get a lot of joy from little work
• Part of Davenport's Brady Street closed for water main repair
• Davenport Parks and Recreation roof cause closure till May 22
• German American Heritage Center to host Matt Gaul
• Dr. Ellen Hay to receive Mike Nolan Award
• Friendly House awards college scholarships
• Davenport Flotilla offering free vessel safety checks
• Augustana professor authors book on Sufi poetry
• Summer Blast Family Fun Day June 9
• Missionary gets domesticated in South Africa
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, May 19, 2012
• Geneseo church makes 'B.I.G.' donation to Liberia bishop
• Moline man nets rare repeat for R.I. Rotary Club
• Filipino festival will bring a sense of heritage
• Today in history for Friday, May 18, 2012
• Black Hawk College Quad-Cities Campus graduation list
• Black Hawk grads eye futures both here and abroad
• Permeable streets help with water runoff problems
• Watertown to improve living standards
• Cambridge 8th-graders go political
• Milan postal plant tests anthrax readiness
• Animation incentive package clears House, could jump start local film
• Celebrity birthdays, May 18, 2012
• Beg your pardon -- May 18, 2012
• Orion board makes coaching changes
• Hampton school board feels elementary merger study unnecessary
• The Q-C lost a good man in Ace Muffler Clinic's Butch Cueno
• Van Halen show 'temporarily postponed'
• New art gallery plans Saturday open house
• 'Miniatures from the Heart of the Country' on display Friday and Saturday
• MidAmerican sponsors falcon-naming contest
• Chicks hatching Saturday at John Deere Pavilion
• Daily planner, May 18, 2012
• DOVE Women's Golf Tournament to benefit Domestic Violence Shelter
• Piano Celebration raises over $34,500 for Ronald McDonald House
• Davenport builds new enabling garden at Vander Veer Park
• Annawan Fun Days to be held June 1-3
• Davenport street closings starting May 21
• Today in history for Thursday, May 17, 2012
• Quad-Cities eyed as nexus for nationwide network of trails
• Coal Valley limits public input time at meetings
• Trinity grads look forward to rewarding careers
• Celebrity birthdays, May 17, 2012
• I-80 Equipment owner pulls zoning request
• Schilling sends $293,000 in tax-funded mailings last nine months of 2011
• Ahern cites health as cause for Black Hawk board resignation
• Rapper Flo Rida to play R.I. July 19
• BHC testing new alarm system Friday and Monday afternoons
• Illinois director of public health says 'prevention is key'
• Q-C Chamber sets $2.8 billion goal for economic growth
• Rock Island city manager wants to aggresively pursue development
• R.I. bioterrorism drill focuses on decontamination
• Daily planner, May 17, 2012
• Volunteers complete renovation projects and present donations to Gilda's Club
• River Action's Explore the River Series - 2012
• Corps honors America the Beautiful Federal Recreation Annual Pass for Military
• River Drive / Rock Island Arsenal River Drive Exit Ramp
• World Blood Donor Day, celebrating the gift of blood
• 2011 Quad City Riverfront Council Certificate of Appreciation Recipients
• IDOT reports of sign truss removal and replacement work
• Davenport woman eager to share news of $100,000 lottery win
• R.I. Arsenal seeks participants for 150th Anniversary celebration
• Update on Rock Island news
• Woodhull discusses work on lift station
• Riverboat Development Authority awards grants
• Newspaper carrier, police officer honored in Silvis
• Rockridge school board approves budget to replace roofs
• Downtown Port Byron parking lot work will begin first week of June
• State may require recycling plan from plastic-bag manufacturers
• Daily planner, May 16, 2012
• Quad Cities secure your ID Day proves to be a huge success
• Moline 16th Street reconstruction
• Police believe Davenport couple committed suicide
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• Bix jazz fest to include Adler, RiverCenter
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• $90M Case Creek agreement canceled; new developer sought
• Celebrity birthdays, May 16, 2012
• BHC's new Sustainable Technologies Building gets a green roof
• Moline rejects higher ambulance rates
• Storm warning issued for Quad-Cities
• Former R.I. golfer going pro
• Accident restricts traffic on Iowa-bound Interstate 74
• Casa Guanajuato to hold family fair May 20
• Part of Davenport's Gaines Street to close starting May 21
• Craft and vendor fair for St. Paul's Lutheran School set for May 19
• QC Sole Sisters inspire healthier lifestyles
• "Click it or ticket" campaign is on through Memorial Day
• Town meeting will focus on improving Watertown neighborhood
• Domestic violence shelter asks you to "fill the truck" on June 23
• Friends of the Moline Library seek book, magazine donations
• Former area teacher pleads guilty to misconduct in contact with student
• Moline students experience the life of a sled dog
• SCC students praised for overcoming obstacles
• USPS unveils planned service cuts at several local post offices
• Moline students experience sled dog's life
• 101-year-old gold medal winner inspires Senior Olympians
• Financial gap less than anticipated for United Township School Board
• Colona opposes I-80 Equipment showroom
• E.M. native receives Illinois School Counselor Advocate of the Year award
• I-74 bridge to receive paint job this summer
• Wozniak calls on county to slow plan to move offices
• R.I. pays bills for road projects
• Beg your pardon: MHS scholarships
• Moline City Council considers raising ambulance fees
• Celebrity birthdays, May 15, 2012
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• Daily planner, May 15, 2012
• QCAWC will be closed May 18
• Bettendorf's Got Talent Show
• R.I. County Mobile Home Tax bills due
• Independent Scholars' Evenings annual report
• 'Touch A Truck' Day & Municipal Services Center open house
• Thomas Jefferson School celebrating 50 Years
• Sons of Norway Storelva Lodge 1-655 to meet May 21
• Scott County Historical Society's annual Memorial Day Service
• Legions will be distributing poppies May 18 - 19
• The Community Resource and Learning Center receives grant
• Grand opening of the new section of the Mississippi River Trail
• Senior Golf Cart Tour of Duck Creek is filled
• Bettendorf to present 'For Sale By Owner' event fundraiser
• Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics
• YMCA Quad Cities Rowing Open House May 19
• Davenport road construction updates
• Accident on I-80 outside Geneseo blocks eastbound lanes
• Today in history for Monday, May 14, 2012
• Lissie leads inspiring, rocking ALS benefit
• Newly energized Western holds graduation
• BHS hosts Cardboard Boat Regatta Friday
• Daily planner, May 14, 2012
• R.I. council to consider 34th Avenue resurfacing project
• Randazzo will be missed for far more than just the world's best 'gravy'
• Today in history for Sunday, May 13, 2012
• Moline fire likely started on stove
• R.I. police investigate three shooting incidents
• Tony-winning 'Red' to have Q-C debut
• Representatives vision Moline's multi-modal station
• Davenport woman warns of gel fuel pot dangers
• SAU education 'will light the path before you'
• Dogs strut their stuff at QCCA Expo Center
• Coroner: Man found in river dead of brain hemorrhage
• Backpack Program feeds more than 1,300 students every weekend
• Waste not want not: R.I.'s new sewer plant to save city some green
• Iconic Arsenal buildings legacy of R.I. man's ancestor
• Daily planner, May 13, 2012
• Jane Adams Grade School Student Writers
• St. Paul's Lutheran Student Writers
• Rockridge Jr. High School Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, May 12, 2012
• Aldean turns Moline into 'Crazy Town'
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 13
• Cordova considers ordinance officer
• Beg your pardon: Augie student voting
• Authorities identify drowning victim
• Bustos' fundraising ranks third among Democratic challengers
• Van Halen plans Sept. 21 show in Moline
• CDBG funding ends for Moline neighborhood groups
• Celebrity birthdays, May 12, 2012
• LaHood: I-74 span 'one of the worst bridges I've ever seen'
• Quinn says Illinois will provide $72 million for I-74 bridge
• Daily planner, May 12, 2012
• Davenport bishop agrees to honor gay student at awards ceremony
• Davenport man wins $10,000 lottery prize
• Part of Moline's 6th Street to close May 16
• Safe Wheels Bike Safety Rodeo May 19 in Prophetstown
• Illinois State Police District 7 announces April stats
• Roadwork on Osco Road to begin May 14
• VFW 8890 Post & Auxiliary Memorial Service to be held May 15
• St. Ambrose University receives $600,000 grant from National Science Foundation
• Alliant Energy and MidAmerican Energy encourage customers to recycle old appliances
• Works by nature writers, topics for discussion May 16 and 23
• Humility of Mary Housing Benefit Sale May 19-20
• Legion Riders clean up a road May 12
• Moline's Class of '45 hands out scholarships
• Riverboat Development Authority board of directors meeting
• Legion Riders hit the road to clean
• Young Eagles Flight Rally scheduled for May 19
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values for Saturday, May 12, 2012
• Counterfeit faith can cost a lot of joy
• United Way Women Leadership Council leaders saluted
• Moline's Faith Lutheran prepares for mission trip to Tanzania
• Geneseo natives offer hope to Haiti
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, May 12, 2012
• Sister has a 'prioress' engagement
• His kitchen was his place to serve
• Today in history for Friday, May 11, 2012
• Adkins shares his songs and stories with intimate Adler audience
• Colona considers new school consolidation study
• Celebrity birthdays, May 11, 2012
• 'Forgetful moment' leaves Q-C man with missing memories
• Former Port Byron works director still serving on education board
• Augustana breaks ground on $20M student center
• Underwood plans Moline show on Nov. 16
• Rapids City recycling may offer rewards
• 24th Street in Rock Island closed next week
• $600,000 grant expands SAU's engineering program
• Illinois DOT endorses contract for multi-modal station
• Young Professionals recognize Moline Centre as Hot Spot
• Daily planner, May 11, 2012
• Davenport's River Drive to remain closed through the weekend
• Lane closure on 24th Street in R.I begins May 14
• Congressmen push Arsenal-friendly legislation
• Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation to fund spay/neuter program
• Donate food at your mailbox on Saturday
• East Moline police to conduct traffic campaign through May 28
• Rock Island schools get results from satisfaction survey
• Teens for Tomorrow Funds HSSC Project
• Heart Disease Awareness Walk June 2 in Cambridge
• University of Illinois Extension classes and events
• Friendship Manor celebrates National Nursing Home Week
• Terry Schlabach winner of Spotlight Literacy award
• Attend fiesta May 19 to explore the Latin American/Hispanic Culture
• Bike Month Rolls on in the Quad Cities
• Milan American Legion Auxiliary held meeting May 5
• Bettendorf Public Works Day
• Bettendorf Explorers offer DNA/Fingerprint ID Kits
• Servus Rubber, Norcross, Honeywell retirees annual luncheon
• Today in history for Thursday, May 10, 2012
• Mercer County schools under budget, for now
• Celebrity birthdays, May 10, 2012
• Will Obama's announcement affect the Q-C's vote?
• Consolidating Rock Island County offices could save nearly $1 million annually
• Iowa D.O.T. pulls funding for I-74 from 5-year plan
• Developer needed to transform Moline greenspace for WIU-QC campus
• Alexis appoints temporary police chief
• MEDIC EMS donates ambulance to Eastern Iowa Community Colleges
• Moline resident says dogs are not to blame for cluster mailboxes
• Vaught: Stabilize pension, Medicaid systems to get state finances in order
• Daily planner, May 10, 2012
• Genesis Plastic Surgery Specialists to offer CoolSculpting
• Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood will view I-74 bridge Friday
• Summer Reading Skills Programs begin June 11 in Moline
• Run for the Son June 2
• Aledo Rehabiliation and Health Care Center celebrates National Nursing Home Week May 13-19
• 5K Run for the Son scheduled for June 2
• BHC is going green with locally grown green roof
• Military Appreciation Month at the Library
• University of Illinois Extension announces summer youth day camps
• River Bend Wildland Stewards to hold Native Plant Sale
• Milan American Legion Post #569 to distribute poppies
• A Royal Ball planned for Milan to promote autism awareness
• Group seeking to revitalize Watertown plans community meeting
• Q-C Air Show founder hopes to make event free for all
• Hampton hires firm to audit accounts
• Celebrity birthdays, May 9, 2012
• Henry County spars on review board appointment
• WVIK wins several awards
• SAU adds physician assistant program
• Well problems result in Alpha boil order
• New R.I. development chief ready for the challenge
• Moline council balks at cost of moving depot
• Mechanical magicians transform junkers
• Atkinson considers payment on loan principle
• Bettendorf woman to head Trinity Health Foundation
• Bill that would cut social programs sparks Q-C rally
• Port Byron OKs bid for parking lot project
• Soldier who wants to make a difference turns to nursing
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• Daily planner, May 9, 2012
• Metro East briefs for May 9, 2012
• Community & Economic Development Director selected for R.I.
• Presentation on local State Preserve, Cameron Woods, May 15 at Noon
• Rock Island Community Garden Consortium to meet May 12
• Andover Historical Society to meet May 15
• David Plowden's Iowa opens at the Figge
• Independent Scholars' Evenings: Berkshire Hathaway
• City of Davenport street closings
• The Immigration Project to be held May 14
• WVIK receives awards for news coverage
• Quad Cities Senior Olympics seeking volunteers
• Update on Rock Island news
• Black Hawk College East Campus teams place at NACTA
• BCSD names BHS Dean of Students, Head Boys' & Girls' Basketball Coaches
• St. Ambrose University announces new physician assistant program
• Watertown Economic Development Coalition announces meeting
• Celebrity birthdays, May 8, 2012
• Aledo council reviews safeguards against stolen funds
• Andover learns ball park lights are expensive
• East Moline to develop strategic plan for city
• Rock Island will raze old Lincoln School
• Rock Island names new economic development director
• Nominations being accepted for R.I. citizen of the year
• Illinois Fan Favorite contest includes 4 Q-C area sites
• Three Milan police officers honored
• Carrier, cop save Silvis woman from Monday morning fire
• Quad-Cities see second wettest first week of May in 120 years
• Illinois bill would avert late payments for child-care providers
• Moline to discuss train depot agreement
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 8, 2012
• Daily planner, May 8, 2012
• Davenport bishop won't let group publicly honor gay student
• Lane closure planned Tuesday on John Deere Road
• Davenport announces work on River Drive, Harrison, others
• Bob Lyons, an IRTA appointee to speak to Blackhawk Unit
• Davenport Police Department to honor fallen heroes
• Help a Quad Cities Place become an Illinois Fan Favorite
• Scott Community College's Assistant Dean of library services recognized
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• New therapy could reduce diabetes-related amputation
• Quad Cities Macintosh Users Group to meet May 15
• Chance of rain this afternoon on heels of 1.7-inch deluge
• Suiter was 1st licensed river pilot; descendent tells story May 15
• Boating Safety Class to be held May 12
• Junior Achievement Golf Classic tees off for area youth
• HSSC funded by Build-a-Bear Foundation
• Today in history for Monday, May 7, 2012
• Three more officers added to Q-C memorial
• Sisters find each other almost 60 years after being adopted
• Daily planner, May 7, 2012
• R.I. grad 'the best menu-reading wife of Michael Jordan'
• Possible Lincoln School demolition heads back to R.I. council
• Today in history for Sunday, May 6, 2012
• Arsenal machinist program a Minnis family affair
• Bumper crop turns out for farmers market opening
• Geneseo farmer experiencing succes with new concepts
• Augie president to travel north, blog
• Stroke Awareness Month Education Classes
• Q-C adults, youths join hands in cleanup
• Daily planner, May 6, 2012
• Today in history for Saturday, May 5, 2012
• Local law enforcement no longer search blindly
• East Moline family receives father's WWII service awards
• Bicentennial Elementary School student writers
• WIU offers community development training in August
• Quad City Botanical Center Celebrates National Public Gardens Day May 11
• Arab-Israeli Conflict: Series 3 starts in May at libraries
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 6
• Mercer board OKs pay increases
• Master Teachers get their due
• Irate so-called debt collector ties up lines at Hillcrest Home for hours
• Evangelism adviser shares a 'FRAN' plan
• Art contest marks Drinking Water Week
• Let the sneezing commence: Allergy season hits hard this year
• HUD wants Moline to return nearly $1M grant
• Less than 15 homes still without power; more storms on the way
• Daily planner, May 5, 2012
• Vigil in Q-C connects the dots between extreme weather and climate change
• Take our poll on TV station weather coverage and read what others have to say
• Mayor to recognize 'WATER – Celebrate the Essential' art contest finalists
• Garlic Mustard Pull Day at Black Hawk State Park
• Genesis to provide sun-sensible info to kids at Bandits game
• Quad City Bank & Trust to host FREE Document Shred Day
• Augustana hosts Artistic Discovery Contest
• German American Heritage Center salutes Amanda Wellhouse
• Master teachers being recognized at banquet tonight
• Prayer really can help stop bullying
• Catholics consider church closures, mergers, partnerships, oh my
• Prayer Center may give mall shoppers a place to pay, play and pray
• Teenage hunger-fighter selected for summer internship in India
• Don't drag your feet or take a second look, go walk for MS
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, May 5, 2012
• Today in history for Friday, May 4, 2011
• Master Teachers run in the family
• 2 of 4 burglary suspects appear in court, held on $150,000 bond
• Davenport woman dies in car accident near Durant
• Will river 'rock' at Cleveland this June?
• Discounts, events mark Quad-Cities Tourism Week
• Tutition waivers from lawmakers to end in Illinois
• State aid for child care comes up short; Small businesses struggle to meet bills
• These third-graders will make you feel positive about the future
• Oak Ridge Boys will return to Q-C June 23
• Augie surpasses fundraising goal with $152 million
• Achieve Quad Cities graduation-rate-hiking program achieves goal, wins award
• 1 block of 15th Street temporarily closed Friday
• Celebrity birthdays, May 4, 2012
• Free seminar teaches how to start a garden
• R.I. road closure, 15th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues
• Gentlemen's Chess Club presents a FREE chess tournament
• Beaux Arts Spring Fair 2012
• Five bands to perform Mother's Day tribute to benefit ALS
• Daily planner, May 4, 2012
• Jordan Catholic School Walk-A-Thon to be held May 4
• Seton Catholic School Walk-A-Thon to be held May 4
• Habitat groundbreaking to be held May 5
• Free Comic Book Day, Saturday, May 5th
• Rock Island Moose Lodge 'Heard of Moose' open house
• R.I. Moose Lodge to hold community yard, vendor sale
• Rock Island County mobile home taxes due
• Rock Island County real estate property taxes due
• Big Brothers Big Sisters plant sale
• Gallery Hop! Shows off new artists, new location
• Free Gardening Workshop Saturday, May 5th
• Grand opening of the new section of the Mississippi River Trail
• St. Ambrose announces spring commencement speaker
• Daily planner, May 3, 2012
• Today in history for Thursday, May 3, 2012
• Choral Arts to present 'Requiem' for Brian Nelson
• R.I. Housing Authority proposes procedural changes
• Lobbyists keep Q-C issues alive in D.C.
• Celebrity birthdays, May 3, 2012
• Community Health Care, Inc. receives HRSA construction grant
• Iowa absentee ballots now available
• WIAAA to present Identity Theft Prevention
• A Royal Ball planned for Milan to promote autism awareness
• Augustana students showcase research at Celebration of Learning
• Bi-State Motorcycle Awareness Ride May 5
• Police Memorial Service to be held May 6
• Quad City Choral Arts presents concert in memory of Brian Nelson
• Blues Society Fundraiser features silent auction, Beale Street theme
• Volunteers continue projects for Gilda's Club on Join Hands Day
• Main Street Orion receives National Accreditation
• The Mississippi Valley Quilters Under Our Wings program
• Volunteer movers needed at CASI
• Ridgewood Elementary to hold jog-a-thon May 4 for SMARTboards
• UTHS vocal concert May 8
• Love Project volunteer effort May 6
• Parks Ambassadors patrol city parks in Davenport
• Moody Investors Service assigns Aa1 rating to Bettendorf
• Moline, R.I, others to share $117 million in HUD grant money
• Daily planner, May 2, 2012
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 2, 2012
• R.I. mayor seeks community input on future of police station
• Moline council 'boots' up impoundment fine
• Mercer board cuts chairman's salary
• Silvis apartment complex gets go-ahead
• Occupy rally recalls labor strife
• Celebrity birthdays, May 2, 2012
• Poker run is chance to give back to Albert
• Metro East briefs for May 2, 2012
• RIA Federal Credit Union held their 77th Annual Meeting
• Community Health Care, Inc. will receive $38,750 grant
• Albert Larson Benefit May 19 in Colona
• Wonziak to speak at R.I. Country Republican Women's Meeting
• Parade of Nations ice show May 6
• Independent Scholars' Evenings: Unveiling Your Authentic Self
• Galva FFA receives 1st Farm Credit Services Grant
• Christian Care receives grant
• Moline artist opens major photography exhibit
• Governor and Lieutenant Governor to attend presentation, demonstration and tour in Scott County
• City of East Moline dead-end hydrant flushing schedule
• EICC receive accreditation of high school programs
• Keep Rock Island Beautiful join hands for Great American Cleanup
• Daily planner, May 1, 2012
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• IMRF Director: Local governments should see lower obligations
• 4 streets in Heritage subdivision will get resurfaced
• Cambridge raises water/sewer rates
• Planning Commission to discuss school sign
• Symphony needs reservations for Derby Day
• U.S. Bank won't collect tax payments
• Contract negotiations at Nichols continues today
• Deere Road widening tops Q-C project list
• Budget woes alarm child-care providers
• Celebrity birthdays, May 1, 2012
• Davenport announces closures on Locust Street, Central Park Avenue
• Cambridge Main Street Sidewalk Sale May 5
• Ben's Lemonade Stand
• QCAWC to celebrate 35th Anniversary with open house
• Saturday night fatality in East Galesburg crash identified as Monmouth man
• May Day International Workers Rights Rally
• Cinco De Mayo Fiesta May 5 at The Doc's Inn
• Chicago Shakespeare Theater is coming to Moline
• Farm Fresh Roller Girls vs. Prairieland Punishers
• Daily planner, April 30, 2012
• Today in history for Monday, April 30, 2012
• Event honors graduating minorities
• Longtime Moline Boys' Choir director leads his last spring show
• Progressive Fair planned May 6
• 'It's time to pass the torch,' says retiring R.I. library director
• R.I. finance director wants to make this job her last
• Musing about the weather, the bridge, Rosie, and more
• Augie students reach out to teens at The Place2B
• One dead after crash in East Galesburg
• Today in history for Sunday, April 29, 2012
• Ceremony recalls loss, promotes work safety
• New book reflects daily life of local Indian tribes
• Daily planner, April 29, 2012
• Volunteers rehab Atkinson homes of two heroes
• Birth list for Sunday, April 29, 2012
• Funerals for Sunday, April 29, 2012
• Rain barrels capture savings along with rain
• Just the Numbers: Pay for aldermen and mayors
• Iowa, Illinois spend $60M to prepare for future bridge
• Arsenal plays matchmaker twice for Q-C family
• Sherrard Elementary Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, April 28, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 29
• Church bids pastor farewell
• Moline firefighters to serve pancakes
• Firefighters battle barn blazes
• U.S. drops plan for rules about youth working on farms
• Occupy Quad Cities plans rally on Tuesday
• Augustana prepares report card on itself
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, April 28, 2012
• Redwood Movement total nears $2,500
• Q-C legislators split on student loan vote in House
• Narrow faculty vote keeps Augie's trimesters
• Eaglets find worldwide audience
• Deputies investigate death of man hit by train
• Illinois budget will delay I-74 bridge project by three years
• EMCC still without a warden
• More on 34 yard sales June 15-16
• Free preschool screening, vision and hearing
• Ribbon cutting for restored Washington Square Apartments
• AUSA hosts Military Appreciation May 12
• Kayak/Canoe/Bike Swap May 12
• Daily planner, April 28, 2012
• Women's Leadership Council to meet May 3
• Nearly 200 Royal Neighbors volunteers will plant gardens
• Augustana Percussion Ensemble to perform two concerts
• Volunteers continue renovation projects at Gilda's Club
• King-sized faith, community support sustains Geneseo couple
• Teenager builds Habitat for Humanity group before building a house
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 28, 2012
• Building a new place to 'Kahl' home
• Habitat for Humanity's hard hats, handbags make fashion statement
• Local lawmakerspress case for 1-74 bridge at federal level
• Speaker tells of heartache, faith at Take Back the Night
• Fraud and larceny can be easy in Illinois
• Committee to look into moving R.I. County Courthouse, offices named
• Augie faculty to vote on switch to semester system
• Celebrity birthdays, April 27, 2012
• Quad-City Caregivers Conference April 28
• Students get hands-on science experience at ECO Camp
• Port Byron man receives wheelchair lift
• The prom invite: If you do it big, do it right
• Trinity nurse receives Roxanne Kramer Award
• Daily planner, April 27, 2012
• Henry County dissolutions, April 27, 2012
• Today in history for Friday, April 27, 2012
• Vander Veer to hold plant sale April 27-29
• Davenport announces roadwork updates
• 'Downsizing Your Home: Cut the Clutter' to be presented May 4
• Sheriffs from R.I., other cities speak against preschool spending cuts
• Learn about WIU-Quad-Cities at free dinner May 1
• Bible translator criticized over word substitution
• Wozniak to speak at Republican Women meeting May 3
• Monster Jam trucks on display before this weekend's show
• Midwest Writing Center to hold poetry slam at Rozz-Tox April 29
• Young Emerging Writers summer internship program accepting applications
• Tanglefoot Lane construction to begin Monday in Bettendorf
• Today in history for Thursday, April 26, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, April 26, 2012
• MidAmerican nears end of fixing code violations
• Guardian: Honor Flight 'experience of a lifetime'
• Corn Crib celebrates 40 years of plants
• Chamber's Springfield trip focuses on state budget
• Fire damages porch of R.I. home
• Illinois State Police to conduct sTEP
• Kids Against Hunger 1,000,000 meals
• QCAWC Adoption Center Spring & Summer Hours
• 2012 Relay For Life relays April 27
• Downtown Davenport and Bettendorf Cleanup Day
• The Quad Cities' ultimate basketball pickup game
• Ken Shamrock to host autograph signings at SouthPark
• Bettendorf 29th Street Reconstruction
• NAWIC May 3 meeting
• Green Chevrolet & 2012 Chevy Youth Baseball
• Sixth Annual Bicycle Commuter Breakfast
• Rock Island Parkway Road closure to begin April 30
• A record $303,000 in grants awarded to local nonprofits
• Trinity Alumni Association Alumni and Student Mixer
• Butterfly release at the Family Museum
• 13 Augustana chapters of Royal Neighbors to put on their work gloves
• Retirement open house for Moline School District's Dr. Cal Lee
• Daily planner, April 26, 2012
• St. Ambrose University announces spring commencement events
• Council on Community Services of the Q-C Annual Meeting & QC Awards
• New Windsor Memorial Day program and gun salute
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 25, 2012
• Service to honor workers killed or injured on the job
• Celebrity birthdays, April 25, 2012
• Longtime Moline Consumers president dies at 94
• R.I. schools cut more staff positions, approve new schedule
• Moline approves firefighter contract
• IDOT sidesteps I-74 concerns
• Constitution is focus of workshop
• Take Back the Night on Thursday at Schwiebert Park
• Rock Island begins installment plan for utility bills
• IDOT urging drivers to 'Embrace the Orange'
• Young love lives on at age 90
• Kindergarten Round-Up set for Eagle Ridge School
• Rock Island celebrates 22 years as Tree City USA for Arbor Day
• Events at Black Hawk State Historic Site
• Celebrating National Bike Month in the Quad Cities
• Daily planner, April 25, 2012
• Independent Scholars' Evenings: Sustainable self-sufficient homes
• Habitat dedicates 2 homes April 28
• Iowa American Water awards over $7,000 in Environmental Grant
• Update on Rock Island news
• Metro East briefs for April 25, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, April 24, 2012
• Lawmakers pledge support for I-74 bridge
• Moline schools consider closing buildings, reducing salaries
• Port Byron votes to fire Kessler
• Colona reviews budget, health insurance
• Activities, lectures for astronomy buffs planned at Moline Library
• Changes to polar ice sheet lecture, 'Polar Palooza' events to be held at Augie
• Video gaming OKed in R.I. businesses
• Cordova votes to raise water, sewer rates
• Bi-partisan push seeks Illinois funds for I-74 bridge project
• Revitalizing Olde Towne neighborhood focus of Thursday meeting
• More Q-C premieres part of new District season
• Students create indoor national park to welcome author
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• Daily planner, April 24, 2012
• Local firefighters graduate from Fire Academy
• Davenport street closure
• City of Rock Island announces new utility payment plan available
• Take Back the Night April 26 at Schwiebert Park
• Workers Memorial Day Service
• Metro hosts public meetings on route changes
• Rock Island Mill Street Closure
• Eaglets named Faith, Hope and Spirit
• Child Abuse Council Spring Auction
• Illowa Orchid Society to meet May 2
• IDOT announces First Street (US 67) in Milan to close April 24
• Sauk Valley Tea Party meeting to be April 24
• Exelon Nuclear, Quad Cities Station returned to full power
• Bettendorf Discovery Shop to host Annual Spring Garden Event
• Lecture on climate change on April 26
• Quad City Wind Ensemble announces its Spring Concert
• Honoring the heroic work of Wallenberg
• Q-C film 'Troll' to be pitched at Cannes
• R.I. council will look at amending rules for video gaming
• Today in history for Monday, April 23, 2012
• Honor Flight gives military father, son perhaps last journey together
• Cheering for Big 10 schools a 'dream come true' for Moline girls
• Niabi Zoo parties for the planet
• VIDEO: Keep those Arsenal stories coming!
• Daily planner, April 23, 2012
• Q-C marks Earth Day with cleanups
• East Moline City-Wide Robotic Sewer Inspection
• Transitional housing reopens after its own transition
• Fox News contributor disputes health-care law
• Obama to speak at the University of Iowa on Wednesday
• Searching for a hobby? Try looking up
• Hoarders can pose problems for cities, themselves
• Where is it?
• EICC to host High School Senior Registration days
• Aledo shoe store closing after 120 years
• DeCap retires from East Moline police
• PTA groups team up for fun run
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 22
• Today in history for Sunday, April 22
• Daily planner, April 22, 2012
• River Action hands out Eddy Awards
• Port Byron suspends public works director
• IDOT delays stall Q-C projects
• Moline pact would keep EMS as city service
• 2 QC Rollers hanging up skates
• Celebrity birthdays, April 21, 2012
• Boland to leave Black Hawk College board
• Augustana's Betsey Brodahl dies
• Indigo offering free community yoga classes starting in May
• Today in history for Saturday, April 21, 2012
• Daily planner, March 21, 2012
• Foster Family Music Featured in National Magazine
• Doris & Victor Day Foundation announce 3 new major grants
• Deadline approaching for Rauch Family Foundation application
• WQAD HD News 8 Children's Therapy Center Telethon
• Find continuing care resources at Trinity Community Resource Fair
• Moline 23rd Street Closure to close April 23
• Iowa American Water commemorates 40th Anniversary of Clean Water Act
• Free boating safety class to be April 28
• Child Abuse Council and Milan Lions Club host Super Bingo April 22
• Holocaust horror stories tough to keep telling, but a must
• Define morality first, then debate it
• Faithful feet follow in baby's footsteps
• Stipend offered to Augie students to learn, teach about Jewish culture
• Large mosque matches large Muslim hearts
• Faith & Values budget for Saturday, April 21, 2012
• Wheelchair lift would help Port Byron man do the things he loves
• Schilling pushes to prioritize I-74 plan
• Beg your pardon
• A sneak peek at Silvis' new junior high
• AlWood discusses transportation for extra-curriculars
• Benefit for East Moline family who lost home is Saturday
• Annawan schools OK spending to match maintenance grant
• Benefit for Sindy Slay's family set
• Calliko to show off new band Saturday
• Cambridge urged to battle state's bus funding plan
• Celebrity birthdays, April 20, 2012
• NCIS lessons helping solve old murders
• Mercer County schools cut 2 staffers
• Join Will and his family in the fight against heart disease
• Atkinson board OKs budget
• Daily planner, April 20, 2012
• Today in history for Friday, April 20, 2012
• Temple Grandin autism discussion inspires Q-C audience
• Mother's Day Brunch to be served at Modern Woodmen Park
• Davenport street closing notices
• The ILLOWA Sport Flyers to meet May 5
• Quad Cities participates in World Book Night
• State clears way for $12M demolition, rebuild of R.I.'s Manor Homes
• New arts/culture organization launches East West Riverfest in Q-C
• Davenport Parks and Recreation public strategic planning meeting
• Fire Relief Fundraiser for the Patterson family
• Augustana ranks first in national recycling contest
• Hillsdale put put addition on garage
• Hampton to join MUNICES
• Water-plant-to-well communication occupies Aledo
• Orion suspends junior high science teacher
• Coal Valley approves deficit budget
• Silvis mulls apartment complex
• Silvis schools showcase new junior high Thursday night
• Today in history for Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Daily planner, April 19. 2012
• East Moline’s Residential Spring Clean-up 2012
• Moline program to help contractors bid on state construction projects
• WIAAA to conduct two public hearings
• 17th District State Central Committee Spaghetti Dinner
• NSDAR Women in the Arts Award goes to local artist
• R.I. County Highway G at Coal Creek Hill to close
• Rock Island Library offers free shred day event
• First Annual High School Welding Competition
• Shop from home to help those in need
• Moline Democratic Central Committee elects officers
• 'Thrifty on 150' set for May 12
• Iowa may reallocate money now destined for new I-74 bridge
• Developers for multimodal site could bring $100M to downtown Moline
• Celebrity birthdays, April 18, 2012
• Armstrong's board seat declared vacant
• Beg Your Pardon for April 18, 2012
• Henry County returns park to Cambridge
• Cheers for Pauly D, fire pits and waffle irons
• Annawan looks for new funds for water main project
• Rosmilso closes door on career in local media
• Windstorm damages new document museum
• Wilco to play Adler Theatre July 3
• Big Time Rush tickets go on sale Saturday
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 18, 2012
• Summer Reading Skills Programs begin June 11 in Moline
• Opening Doors Gala raises $75,000 for Domestic Violence Shelter
• A Taste of the Caribbean Event in Davenport
• Scholars' Evenings: The Evolution of The CyberSpace Personality
• Potluck benefit planned for injured Riverdale grad
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
• Niabi Zoo announces party for the planet event
• Genesis plans events to encourage sun sense
• Martin Luther King Center's A.C.T.I.V.E. Club annual style show
• Update on Rock Island news
• Farm Bureaus to sponsor a Tractor Trek to support Ag in the Classroom
• Genealogical conference to be held April 21
• Arbor Day Foundation honors Bettendorf with award
• Celebrity birthdays, April 17, 2012
• Amtrak building developer to be ID'd
• Mercer board OKs nursing home sale
• USO program aims to help injured soldiers get back to work
• Staffing plan creates $16K surplus in approved E.M. budget
• R.I. agrees to pay $250K to settle lawsuit
• Milan OKs bid to paint water tower
• Couple donates prize money to United school
• Straight No Chaser at Adler tonight
• Vote now to name the three Alcoa eaglets
• Donated tree saplings being given away April 24
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 17, 2012
• Daily planner, April 17, 2012
• IDOT announces construction work in Milan at I-280 overpass
• Bandits plan Pro Sports Career Day for April 26
• Storms damage three planes at Quad City International Airport
• Young Eagles Flight rally scheduled for April 21
• Prairie State Legal Services Campaign Kickoff
• Holocaust survivor, Torah scholar speak at Augustana
• The 31st Annual Quad Cities Holocaust Remembrance
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in R.I. area
• 41st Street Closure in Moline
• Girl Scouts celebrates 100th with council-wide alumnae celebration
• Quad City Arts Festival of Trees Designer Bus Trip
• Carbon Cliff plans Cleanup Day April 23
• Trinity Pathway Hospice to hold Luminary Service of Remembrance
• Pet First Aid Class to be held April 28 in Miilan
• Susan Wahlmann FUNdraiser April 29
• High school students to mark storm drains, educate on recycling
• Go for the Gold with NorthPark & SouthPark Malls
• Sears' Heroes at Home Program to help two local veterans
• Moline couple's school doc wins national award
• Figge running smooth as director search continues
• Today in history for Monday, April 16, 2012
• Mountain bikes stampede across Sylvan Island
• Daily planner, April 16, 2012
• Civil War re-enactors drawn to stories, way of life from bloody conflict
• Q-C generosity helped make a dream come true for teen with cancer
• Moline homeowners to receive property tax rebate
• Dying E.M. man says wife was his salvation
• Goats a hit at open house
• Geneseo's tech director 'one to watch'
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 15
• Storm heading for Q-C area
• Q-C hospitable area for snakes
• Cordova trustees consider water, sewer rate increase
• Cluster mailbox angers residents
• Local church group embraces 'oneness'
• Pets getting ticked off earlier this year
• Q-C newspapers' historic Arsenal project needs your stories!
• Daily planner, April 15, 2012
• Today in history for Sunday, April 15, 2012
• Logan Elementary School Student Writers
• Bus trip April 25 to Chicago's Merchandise Mart
• Worst weather expected to miss Q-Cs
• Augie releases timeline for construction
• Beg your pardon: Cordova Dragway
• Pastors' son to receive Purple Heart, Bronze Star
• Rivermont students win 27 awards, scholarships
• Rapids City trustees discuss railroad fix
• Colona schools look to increase ISAT scores
• Generous breed of QC pet lovers help rescued chihuahua
• Iowa state pool championships underway in Davenport
• Morthland, Illinois GOP say state can't afford Obamacare
• Augustana welcomes two new reptiles
• Illinois 92 sinkhole mars traffic
• Arsenal avoids budget cuts
• Celebrity birthdays, April 14, 2012
• Today in history for Saturday, April 14, 2012
• Daily planner, April 14, 2012
• Hy-Vee donates $500 to River Bend Foodbank
• Enjoy dancing, music, food at April 14 festival
• 2012 Christian Care board of directors
• Chess tournament open to all chess players April 21
• Augustana hosts three fun, educational events on April 28
• Spring Break with the Quad City Rollers derby team
• The Fulton Sales to be held Aug. 10-11
• Bettendorf hosts District Technology Plan Forum April 23
• The Great Strides Walks event slated for May 6
• Bird and window collision program April 19
• Milan fire hydrants flushing to begin first week in May
• Augustana Geology Museum welcomes two new flying reptiles
• Milan fire hydrants flushing to begin first week in May
• Was dad wrong to shoot daughter's laptop?
• 'October Baby' fan becomes Women's Choice Center's April Baby
• Cardiology nurse has a heart for Haiti
• Journey through seasons of women's hearts
• Trading in 'holey' socks, shoes for a holy life
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 14, 2012
• Horvath sculpture moving to 17th Street parking ramp in Rock Island
• 20 protest ending Saturday mail delivery
• Longtime Rock Island County Board leader dies
• MidAmerican's Peregrine falcons get webcam fame
• WQPT general manager retiring
• $30B in Army contracts available for small businesses
• Celebrity birthdays, April 13, 2012
• Daily planner, April 13, 2012
• Lawmakers eye pensions for budget fix
• 4 Q-C pinochle players witness one-in-a-million hand
• Kraft Foods Foundation grant to River Bend Foodbank
• Bethany for Children and Families Blood Drive
• May in Q-C brings the arts, historic home tour and bicycle races
• WIU-QC Riverfront Campus open house April 13
• JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes
• Pulling for Molly Cain benefit potluck and silent auction
• Illinois State Police District Seven report for March
• Tickets available for Jordan Catholic cash raffle
• Tickets available for Jordan Catholic cash raffle
• Christian singer to perform in Davenport with a message of inclusion
• Augustana alumnus, NFL legend Ken Anderson speaking to campus and community
• Universities for a Better Iowa will bring its campaign to Q-C
• Bandits offering $5 tickets to all home games on April 16-18
• Bettendorf to celebrate Arbor on the Learning Campus
• Opening of Bettendorf dog park addition
• Catch a Big Time Rush at the i wireless Center
• Augie lecture reflects on the Battle of Shiloh
• Woodhull grants pay raises
• Alexis needs new sewer pumps
• Bishop Hill looks at streetscape grant
• Moline seeks help with annual cleanup
• Small group questions new Rocky schedule
• Celebrity birthdays, April 12, 2012
• Actors sought for zombie movie
• R.I. plans housing for homeless vets
• LULAC to host college fair
• Downed power line disrupts traffic
• Niabi tiger had heart problem
• Daily planner April 12, 2012
• Today in history for Thursday, April 12, 2012
• Not all Teamsters regain Nichols jobs
• Bettendorf Fine Arts Boosters 'Raise the Curtain Campaign'
• Kids to get lids for safe bicycling
• Discover the history of Soil and Water Conservation at forum
• R.I. Conservation Club open house April 22
• IDOT announces construction work to begin on IL 192
• Scott County continues prescription drug discount program
• QCAWC will celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Day Open House
• Davenport needs volunteers as it kicks off Earth Week
• Controlled burn of Prairie Habitat in Davenport
• WIU-QC Engineering Open House April 20th at Riverfront Campus
• Hampton Elementary School District Kindergarten Round-Up
• Update on Rock Island news
• Junior Achievement High School Trade Careers Expo
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• EM. Fire Department to hold first Car Seat Education Station
• I-280 shut down in both directions because of downed power lines
• R.I. County Branch NAACP will host Expungement Workshop
• Clark's Ferry & Lock and Dam #16 to open
• Free boating safety education class
• Karate tournament to be held April 14
• Swap event to be held April 28
• Venus Envy celebrates Women In The Arts
• Iowa Supreme Court hears cases in Q-C
• Q-C fans get first glance at new Nickelback tour
• Rock Island cuts 16 teachers
• Alderman hosts community meeting
• UT's budget shortfall is less than anticipated
• Celebrity birthdays, April 11, 2012
• Geneseo hears update on State Street project
• Peers honor Moline's fleet manager
• Moline to use grant to buy Tasers
• All-Feed hit with fines
• Freedom House seeks new CEO
• Family hopes for community support
• Community Health celebrates expansion
• One of Time's most influential people speaking at RiverCenter
• 5-year-old with terminal disease inspires those left behind
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 11, 2012
• Daily, April 11, 2012
• Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy honor roll
• Book donations need for RTS
• Enjoy dancing, music, food April 14 at BHC International Festival
• Norwegian literary character to speak April 16
• Rocky to host Jazz Showcase concert April 15
• R.I fire hydrant flushing to begin April 16
• Davenport announces roadwork
• Session on assistive devices for seniors slated for April 13
• Music Guild alumni to meet April 18
• Metro East briefs for April 11, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, April 10, 2012
• E.M. man keeps Indian tradition alive
• Biologist makes case for dangers of atrazine
• United Township School Board of Trustees elects new officers
• Refinancing bonds could save Colona $75K
• R.I. council supports Rock River Trail Initiative
• Silvis plans burn ban meeting Wednesday
• ABC newsman to speak to Hispanic Chamber
• Moline to consider WIU request for crosswalk
• Alcoa seeks ideas for eaglet names
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• Daily planner, April 10, 2012
• Honor flights set for Q-C Korean War era vets
• City of Davenport street closings
• Senior Golf Cart Tour of Duck Creek Recreation Trail
• Andover Historical Society of Andover will meet April 17
• WIU-QC announced new HRM Major
• Earth Day Hennepin Canal Clean-Up Day, April 22
• Readers All Regional Spring Conference
• Q-C nonprofit seeks volunteers for Autism Awareness project
• Independent Scholars' Evenings: The Secret Life of Plants movie
• Sign up for Wilderness First Aid
• Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois Family Fun Days
• The Truth About ObamaCare Seminar April 21
• IONS-QC to meet April 19 with special speaker
• Henry County Fair Queen Pageant accepting contestants
• Kewanee celebrates grand opening on new Amtrak station
• Transitional housing serves as a stepping stone for people looking for a new start
• Building a community: Q-C reaches out to area refugees
• Sylvan Island Trailhead Park work likely to be complete in May
• Today in history for Monday, April 9, 2012
• Daily planner for Monday, April 9, 2012
• Hunting for Easter's bounty, enjoying nature's gifts
• Think about what the workplace would be like if we all had wrestling nicknames
• QCAIR to hold Action Team Retreat
• Have a specific day for doing certain things?
• Moline garage fire kills two dogs
• Cambridge calls business meeting to deal with closings
• Firefighters find no cause for 'pungent odor'
• Transitional housing serves as a stepping stone for people looking for a new start
• Helium shortage pinches party plans
• Kids, adults get in Easter spirit in Orion
• Kids gobble $900 in Easter candy in New Boston
• The Guardian
• Starting over: 'Life is better here' for growing Q-C refugee community
• Bunnies avoid Lindsay Park during Doggie Easter Egg Hunt
• Hillcrest Grade School Student Writers
• Hamilton Elementary Student Writers
• Sunday, April 8, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 8
• Daily planner for Sunday, April 8, 2012
• Friday fire sparked by Moline man using torch
• Veterans group seeking photos of soldiers who died in Vietnam
• Teamsters end strike at Nichols, but no assurance of jobs
• Master Sgt. John Baker to be buried April 16 at Arlington
• Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau launches online gift shop
• Zac Brown Band coming to Q-C Aug. 3
• Bustos campaign 'reviewing structure'
• Redwood film brings in funds to help youth programs
• Rock Island woman living out of SUV after home declared unfit
• R.I. County tackles arrest warrants
• Today in history for Saturday, April 7, 2012
• Daily planner for Saturday, April 7, 2012
• Holiday affects Metro, city offices in Davenport, Bettendorf
• School District Library Grant Program Awards
• 2nd Annual Equal Justice Summit April 20
• Galva H.S. among schools selected for ILWFS program
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 7, 2012
• With summer coming, find your spiritual fitness and health
• Be brave, go bald for childhood cancer research
• Butterfly blessings bring symbolic comfort to parents of lost infants
• Saving lives, reaching for the stars
• Work may go faster for Geneseo youth than fasting
• Easter briefs for Saturday, April 7, 2012
• Lady Antebellum owns the Q-C night
• Shelby Harris launches Bandits' season
• Audit: Gun program limits safety
• Moline mail patrons unhappy with new cluster boxes
• Celebrity birthdays, April 6, 2012
• Cleveland spars over treasurer suspension
• Curtain comes down on Albracht's career in local media
• E.M. alderman named as IMRF trustee
• Attempts to disinfect Alpha well unsuccessful
• Hampton approves purchase of copier
• WIU-QC now offering English as a major
• Dramatic Easter presented at New Life Fellowship
• Mercer County farm recommended for national historic designation
• Society hosting R.I. County History Day
• Daily planner, April 6, 2012
• Ill. 94 to be closed near Reynolds for a week starting Monday
• Opening of Bettendorf dog park addition
• Presentation about Assistive Devices and Assistive Technology
• Davenport woman won $10,000 playing PAC-MAN
• R.I. Moose women to hold chicken and spaghetti buffet and '80s dance April 15
• Coonhound stayed with missing Davenport college student
• Affordable Summer Day Camp registration begins
• iLivehere QC launches Littering is Wrong Too campaign
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary new meeting date
• American Legion posts to help R.I. County communities
• Benefit dinner for fire victims April 14
• Iowa Supreme Court to visit schools in Quad-Cities
• E.M. church helping fire victims
• School districts, lawmakers give state poor marks for education support
• Coal Valley car dealer seeks change in banner rules
• Celebrity birthdays, April 5, 2012
• New energy-saving BHC building is 'teaching tool'
• Trinity withdraws application for tax exemption
• I-280 ramp at Airport Road closing Thursday
• Illinois comptroller unveils new website that gives public information on state finances
• Today in history for Thursday, April 5, 2012
• Daily planner, April 5, 2012
• Quad City Arts Grants $25,000
• 5th Annual National Women Build Week
• Last chance for free tax preparation
• Local companies help renovate homeless shelter
• Board approves BCSD 2013 Fiscal Year Budget
• Healthy Communities Initiative discusses goals for west Rock Island
• GAIN Camp registration deadline April 15
• Youth Safety Day and Bicycle Rodeo April 14
• 25 entrepreneurs pitch ideas at competition
• Moral education talk to be given at WIU-QC April 26
• Police announce Roadside Safety Check to be conducted
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 4, 2012
• Silvis council overrides water-rate hike veto, another foreseen for tower paint job
• Plan to move R.I. County offices slows down
• Nursing home sale occupies Mercer board
• Kinney asked to explain delay in Freedom of Information Act response
• Port Byron changes billing dates
• Moline moves to buy new garbage trucks
• Durbin accuses Schilling of not backing Amtrak proposal
• Celebrity birthdays, April 4, 2012
• Pilot Travel Centers expresses interest in Atkinson Plaza
• Amazing Moyer is one of the coolest guys in baseball
• Simon backs strip-club tax
• Augustana considers switch to semesters
• Metro East briefs for April 4, 2012
• Navy Seabee Veterans of American to hold meeting April 14
• The Project of the Quad Cities garage sale benefit
• Modern Woodman of America bike path to close
• Iowa statewide Tornado Drill April 4
• Lecture to explore influence of Native American art
• Update on Rock Island news
• Henry County officials make impact in Springfield
• Colona woman has been lending a helping hand since 1984
• Daily planner, April 4, 2012
• Local companies help renovate homeless shelter
• Quad City Arts presents H.S. Art Invitational
• Arab Israeli conflict series returns in May
• MRDC starts the Easter weekend with First Friday
• BCSD names athletic director & principal
• New Q-C Divine 9 is a Divine Day for Golfers, May 4
• Wind Energy Supply Chain Workshops
• Pelada filmmaker will speak, play soccer at Augustana
• Comedy competition stands up to diabetes
• Q-C making strides to raise awareness of preeclampsia
• R.I. Council accepts sculpture from Modern Woodmen Bank building
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Andover hears dredging proposal
• Sidewalks, curbs could cost Aledo residents $1.4 million
• E.M. staffing plan clears first hurdle in getting budget in the black
• Budget discussions in Milan 'going very well'
• Genesis: Specialized pediatric care 'just minutes away' with new clinic
• Durbin tours WIU's Quad Cities campus
• Schilling seeks action on long-term transport bill
• Lissie to play R.I. in May for ALS benefit
• Moline looks to buy new garbage trucks
• New online era begins
• Celebrity birthdays, April 3, 2012
• Meeting to focus on ways to live healthier in Rock Island
• E.M. would lose state police dispatching center under Quinn's plan
• Troubled waters: Q-C has two of top 10 most toxic rivers in America
• Moline High School National Honor Society
• Iowa State Poolplayers Association coming to Q-C
• Q-C hosts 50th Iowa State Convention for Square Dancing
• Daily planner, April 3, 2012
• WIU Think Purple postage stamp
• R.I. County will offer three county board meetings
• For Sale By Owner event to be held May 19
• Q-C Playwrights' Festival seeks entries, April 6 deadline
• FACE has grant money available
• Rock Island-Milan School District Kindergarten Round-Up
• Jesse White unveils new organ and tissue donation campaign
• Authorities find Davenport college student who vanished
• Missing Moline man identified as river search continues
• Rare coins, currency on display at show
• New era dawns for local digital news delivery
• A special Sunday at the zoo for family
• 42 years later, Albracht meets son of soldier who died in his arms
• Legislators to answer questions from school officials Wednesday
• Today in history for Monday, April 2, 2012
• Half of the turbines are in place at Bishop Hill wind farm
• Russian jeweled eggs to dazzle in E.M.
• Tiny turtle, big mission: Niabi participates in project to save threatened species
• IRS official shares tax-time tips
• Jacobs blasts 'family ties' bills
• Even little guys enjoy Big Boyz Toy Show
• Anne Frank exhibit shows horrors on Holocause
• Ben Franklin Elementary Student Writers
• Augie group seeks to forge connections in Q-C
• Roosevelt Grade School Student Writers
• Go behind the scenes of Dispatch/Argus
• Today in history for Sunday, April 1, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 1
• Daily planner April 1, 2012
• United board approves schools' staffs
• Gas deal could save E.M. $20,000 per year
• R.I.'s Harris, the oldest man in the U.S., celebrating 111th birthday today
• County consolidation plan draws criticism, praise, questions
• County consolidation plan draws criticism, praise, questions
• Bent River expanding to Rock Island
• Durbin to speak Monday at WIU-QC
• Bill seeks to end double-taxing of unemployment benefits
• Attempt to eliminate legislative scholarship program moves to Senate
• Genesis increases offer for Mercer County Nursing Home
• Today in history for Saturday, March 31, 2012
• Daily planner, March 31, 2012
• Animal Shelter's 6th Birthday Party to be held March 31
• Davenport Eastern Avenue to close April 3
• Augustana Observer wins 14 awards from ICPA
• Illinois State Police to conduct Nighttime Enforcement Patrols
• ISU Extension Scott County 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
• 150th anniversary of Shiloh program on local ties to the Civil War
• Earth Day Cleanup at Andalusia Slough
• National Book Award winner will read her work at Augustana
• Augustana Observer wins 14 state awards
• Join River Action for Earth Day activities, April 20
• Steeple dedication's steep in Philippians meaning at Milan Trinity Methodist
• Prom-dress dreams came true at Winnie's Resale Shop
• 'I Am' sends Moses on exodus; Iams sent to serve at Intouch
• Kids invited to experience Easter in springlike ways
• Letter to the editor
• Lenten/easter briefs for Saturday, March 31, 2012
• Faith & Values budget for Saturday, March 31, 2012
• $25M plan would move county offices, courthouse to QCIC
• Celebrity birthdays, March 30, 2012
• State gun bill threatens Geneseo jobs
• 19 honored as Leaders Under 40
• Bettendorf principal receives statewide honor
• 2 new visitor centers opening
• Tough times mean tough negotiations for Quad-Cities' public employee unions
• Bishop speaks to Augie students about the role of religion in gay rights
• Niabi Zoo Bengal tiger found dead Thursday morning
• Broadway at Adler, QCSO announce new seasons
• Alexis Easter egg hunt planned for Saturday
• Moline native ready to come out swinging against cancer
• Brian Nelson tribute to air on WQPT
• Today in history for Friday, March 30, 2012
• Daily planner, March 30, 2012
• Moline alderman, staff and police to speak to East End Neighborhood Group
• IDOT announces lane closure on Centennial Bridge
• Bettendorf principal receives statewide recognition
• R.I. County Mental Health Board is accepting funding requests
• Water main break at Kimberly Rd. & Eastern Ave.
• More lane closures in Davenport due to water main break
• Quad Cities CVB announces opening of two new visitor centers
• WIU annual Environmental Summit set for April 3, 4
• Today in history for Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Second Q-C rally held Wednesday over Trayvon Martin
• Celebrity birthdays, March 29, 2012
• Sweet way to pass the time: Volunteers fill 12,000 eggs for hunt
• BoDeans to play RME Aug. 15
• BHC event brings out 1,400 job seekers
• Lost Marine's remains to come home after 68 years
• Hunt for eggs throughout the Quad-Cities
• Biden: Manufacturing resurgent in Iowa, nation
• Planetarium open house will offer rare view of three planets at once
• American Academy of Religion Midwest regional conference
• Midwest Technical Institute Spring Open House
• The United Methodist Women Spring Salad Luncheon
• Quad Cities Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Organic garden plots available for 2012
• Hampton superintendent leads by example
• Tea Party meeting to be held April 9
• ILLOWA Sport Flyers meeting to be held April 7
• NAWIC to tour new Kahl Home in Davenport
• MVDOVIA meeting and networking brown bag lunch April 5
• Moline 34th Street closure
• Davenport water main break to cause lane closures
• Daily planner, March 29, 2012
• Self-styled religious leader charged with theft in borrowing money for abbey
• Quad City Raiders launch new reward program
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Colona readies eight-lot subdivision
• R.I. school board OKs bigger deficit for 2012-13
• 89-year-old gets his diploma
• Town and Country owner to open bowling, arcade center in August
• Celebrity birthdays, March 28, 2012
• Local Gilda's Club leader says she 'can't imagine doing anything else'
• Moline aldermen back housing rehab effort
• Augustana implements graduate-on-time guarantee
• Dispatch/Argus names new Master Teachers
• Ballard retiring as prison ward, won't seek re-election as county Democrats' leader
• Nichols Aluminum contract talks stall
• Henry County delegation targets gun ban
• City of Davenport street closings
• Vice president Biden to discuss manufacturing during trip to Davenport
• Riverdale Elementary third-quarter honor roll
• Daily planner, March 28, 2012
• Free will planning seminar March 30th
• Trinity's infant memorial gathering offers hope and support
• BHS receives National Student Council Award
• Augustana debuts four-year graduation agreement
• $31K VA Benefit available to qualifying Q-C area veterans
• Salvation announces Emergency Disaster Training
• Oak Street to begin pavement reconstruction April 2
• Fundraising event to benefit four local animal shelters
• Family of Native Spirits April 3 meeting
• River Bandits to host open house with canned food drive
• Former preemie raises funds for March of Dimes with birthday skating event
• Metro East briefs for March 28, 2012
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• Moline to dismiss 74 teachers
• Residents, businesses back College Hill revitalization
• Governor, legislature exempt in proposed Iowa FOIA board
• Questions surround Iowa's new $60M tax-relief fund
• First commercial park tenant pays for Cambridge lot
• NPR host in town to help kick off WVIK's funding campaign
• Cordova police coverage still in limbo
• Moline to consider help for housing rehab
• Quad-Citians rally over death of Florida teen
• Three face drug charges after Kewanee sting
• Retirement events will honor Champagne
• Beg your pardon: Hy-Vee
• Clarification: Arsenal anniversary
• CCC talk canceled at Colona library
• Celebrity birthdays, March 27, 2012
• Schilling, Bustos want 'illegal third party robocalls' investigated
• Daily planner, March 27, 2012
• Boating safety classes to be held March 31
• Junior Board of R.I. seeking 2012 funding requests
• Safety Day at SouthPark Mall
• Tickets now on-sale for 2012 Stylin' Against Breast Cancer
• Princeton Community Center benefit dinner
• Controlled burn of Prairie Habitat in Davenport
• Reconstruction on Moline's 5th Avenue has begun
• Ann's Helping Hands in need of items for Easter baskets
• Hearts for Housing's 10th annual fundraising dinner
• Scott Community College Dance Marathon
• Former Moline pastor remembered as an inspiration
• Kids of all ages learn Swedish Easter customs
• R.I. to offer sneak peek at College Hill plan
• I'm just sayin': Soup should be hot, Oreos should be dunked
• Celebrity birthdays, March 26, 2012
• Today in history for Monday, March 26, 2012
• Landscapers transform Expo Center into paradise
• Family injured in crash
• Celebrity birthdays, March 25, 2012
• Third eagle egg hatches at Alcoa
• Wounded Warriors to help close reading project
• Silvis seeks stronger legal teeth against abandoned properties
• Civilian life: Augie's public safety director makes adjustment
• Local blondes sink their teeth into potential Circa role
• Daily planner, March 26, 2012
• Today in history for Sunday, March 25, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for March 25
• Ridgewood Elementary School Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, March 24, 2012
• Daily planner, March 25, 2012
• Alum donates $6.3M to Augustana
• Holocaust survivor to give talk at Putnam
• Annawan schools trim staff
• Spring cleanup comes early this year
• Bloom designer to sign sculptures today
• Farmers offer wish lists
• Celebrity chef Stone dazzles Q-C crowd
• Friday rally in Davenport opposes birth control mandate
• Thirty-sixth annual juried exhibition showcases QCA talent
• IPTV television personality visits the Scott County Library System
• Q-C Coin Clubs 75th Anniversary Spring Coin Show
• Daily planner, March 24, 2012
• Iowa cities mull options if traffic cameras are banned
• Chance of rain to follow morning fog in Quad-Cities
• Putnam features award-winning HBO movie Temple Grandin
• Autism expert Temple Grandin in Davenport April 19
• New options at Western Library for patrons with eReaders
• Rebuilding Together to host trivia night, spring workday
• Faith & Values budget for Saturday, March 24, 2012
• Farmer's gift will grow new crops of cribs, car seats
• Lenten/easter briefs for Saturday, March 24, 2012
• Church celebrates faithful, faith-filled 40th anniversary
• New Word of Life co-pastor shares hope restoration words
• Women prepare for a 1st Corinthians 'race' at i wireless
• New pastor embraces Greater Antioch's installation service
• Class options set for 4-H YOUniversity series
• Celebrity birthdays, March 23, 2012
• Retired general wants more markets for ethanol
• Viva Quad Cities Scholarship informational meeting set
• Rogers' food cart ready for Ben Butterworth Parkway return
• Farewell, land lines -- we had a good run
• Gap between 'haves' and 'have nots' continues to grow
• Mack Trucks to partner with Arsenal
• Today in history for Friday, March 23, 2012
• Daily planner, March 23, 2012
• Steve Baker Foundation for ALS fundraiser
• IDOT announces work to begin on I-74 starting March 26
• Viva Quad Cities Scholarship meeting March 25
• City of Rock Island free leaf collection program
• Iowa House committee moves bill to ban traffic cameras
• Iowa panel approves $16.5 million tax rebate for Field of Dreams project
• Auction nets $7.68 million for 1,338 acres near Erie
• Orion RIF targets art teacher
• Celebrity birthdays, March 22, 2012
• Silvis mayor vetoes proposed water-rate hike
• Coal Valley trustees want more work on former store
• Survey: Rock Island far exceeds national average for children on attention drugs
• Genesis moves ahead with plans to buy Mercer County nursing home
• Hope Creek offer rebuffed
• AlWood to apply for maintenance grant
• Hampton approves road repairs
• Nominate your mom for 'Most Magnificent' title!
• Today in history for Thursday, March 22, 2012
• Daily planner, March 22, 2012
• Daily planner, March 22, 2012
• Second eaglet hatches at Alcoa
• Augustana hosts bishop's discussion on religion and homosexuality
• Davenport to start yard waste collection
• Early morning fire damages Moline bar
• WIU named to Presidential Honor Roll
• Celebrity Chef Curtis Stone visits Genesis Cancer Care Institute
• Rock Island Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics
• Autism/Neurodevelopmental Disorder Seminar
• The 2012 QCCA Flower & Garden Show
• The Golden Age of Hollywood comes to Rivermont
• The Q-C Comic Book Convention will be held March 31
• Y Quad Cities Rowing Open House March 24
• March 23 Women in Agriculture conference at i wireless
• Teske 90 Year Anniversary celebration
• Trinity offers free skin cancer screening
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 21
• One final thank you to Brian Nelson
• VIDEO: Rollover accident in Moline sends two to hospital
• Metro East briefs for March 21, 2012
• Atkinson prepares for TIF district
• GROWTH breaks ground for 5 houses
• Moving Moline depot will cost more than originally expected
• Celebrity birthdays, March 21, 2012
• Beg your pardon for March 20, 2012
• Cup stackers fill Wharton Field House
• Foes, utility step up lobbying on Iowa nuclear bill
• Jordan Catholic School owner of new SMART Board
• Update on Rock Island news
• Patriot Renewable Fuels, LLC to host special luncheon
• River Valley District Library seeks architectural services
• Salvation Army Heritage Temple Moline Corps Dinner
• Ballet Quad Cities Tutu Fabulous Take Two!
• Strike out Cancer softball game event
• WQPT launches 'Artists in Profile'
• WIAAA announces available funds
• WIAAA announces available funds
• Daily planner, March 21, 2012
• Clarissa C. Cook Retirement Home closing will not impact Clarissa C. Cook Hospice House
• Soybean nutrition education program to Illinois Schools
• Quad City Botanical Center spring flower exhibit
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Milan raises rates for septic wastehaulers
• Alumni look to pay homage to military academy
• Budget sails through R.I. council
• Celebrity birthdays, March 20, 2012
• E.M. rejects staffing plan for budget
• Lawmaker: Field of Dreams bill could cause problems
• Erie auction features 1,300 acres of farmland
• Belgian ambassador supports proposed Moline historic district
• Grants could help Moline update 3 city plans
• Daily planner, March 20, 2012
• Returning troops can now access PTSD
• Trinity to present Supply Chain Management Sessions
• University of Illinois Extension Council meeting March 20
• First of three Alcoa eaglets has hatched
• Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for Rock Island
• E.M. Municipal Swimming Pool is offering lifeguard class
• Rock Island, Mercer, Henry County Homebuyer program
• Donate books, magazines, DVDs, CDs to Moline Library
• Augustana selects David English for CFO position
• Worldmaking Closing Reception for artist Robert Kameczura
• March 22nd Independent Scholars' Evenings
• Republican Women announce Marjabelle Stewart scholarship
• Richmond Hill Players spring auditions March 25 & 26
• Henry County Republicans March meeting
• Report: US makes modest gains in graduation rate
• R.I. council to vote on budget without layoffs
• Figge patrons get to paint like Pollock
• Romney makes primary pitch in Moline
• Longtime organizer Grand Parade proud of Q-C tradition
• GOP candidates field full delegate slates
• Silvis delays council meeting, flushes hydrants
• Today in history for Monday, March 19, 2012
• Today in history for Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Former inmate who sued jail over injuries believes he's out of options
• Q-C loses a big voice in the arts community
• 20-year-old has message of peace for R.I. youths
• Sunny St. Pat's Day draws huge crowd to Grand Parade
• Daily planner, March 18, 2012
• Video gaming on hold
• Dragon Wagon serves Mean Cuisine
• John Deere Road about to get busier
• Primary primer: Q-C packed with challengers
• Where is it? takes a break
• Nominate your mom for 'Most Magnificent' title!
• Sunny St. Pat's Day draws huge crowd to Grand Parade
• Romney to campaign at Moline pancake breakfast Sunday morning
• Ericsson Elementary School Student Writers
• Longfellow Liberal Arts Elementary School Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, March 17, 2012
• Casa seeks help with children's garden
• Mystery author to sign books in Q-C
• Black Hawk College Digest for March 18
• Red Cross assisting after Davenport fire
• New Boston letter carrier saves the day for fallen elderly customer
• Amtrak station planning moves ahead
• Cordova mayor recommends new board member
• Cordova voters to decide whether village clerk should be elected
• Being green is easy Saturday
• MetroLink picks architect for Amtrak station
• Silvis starts e-waste recycling program
• Cambridge school picks roofing bid
• Iowa lifts suspension of physician's license
• Taco fundraiser for Phil Gomez to be held March 20
• 3rd Annual World Catfish Eating Championship
• Augustana students plan benefit concert to support summer arts
• Severe storm readiness tips for homeowners
• St. Ambrose Engineering Programs host a 'Girls' Night Out
• Bettendorf Park Ambassador Program
• Mexican Train Dominoes tournament April 14 in Tampico
• Daily planner, March 17, 2012
• Bettendorf Aglow Lighthouse presents Apostle Pat McManus
• Bettendorf Aglow Lighthouse presents Apostle Pat McManus
• Leading Ladies gracing the BHC stage March 29-31
• Leading Ladies gracing the BHC stage March 29-31
• Quad City Rollers present DropKick Derby
• Methodist church merger to lift ministries to higher, multiple levels
• High-profile leaders guide Church of Latter-day Saints, hike awareness
• Support programs help Heritage members merge into life lanes
• A starfish statement maker in Haiti
• Lenten/easter briefs for Saturday, March 17, 2012
• Faith & Values budget for Saturday, March 17, 2012
• Move to create Iowa open records board picks up steam
• Rapids City fire department looking for land for a new building
• Alexis board okays improvements
• Veteran teachers say NCLB leaves no time for 'fun stuff'
• Today in history for Friday, March 16, 2012
• Desert tops Mickey, and baseball trumps the Grand Canyon
• Augie pays $29K for Native American art
• Audubon Society planning spring migration event this weekend
• Q-C sets another heat record
• R.I. sewer treatment plant to expand
• Protesters call Quinn budget cuts dangerous
• Daily planner, March 16, 2012
• Two I-280 projects set to start Monday
• R.I. Public Library reschedules board of trustees meeting
• WQPT'S annual Ready To Learn Conference April 21
• St. Ambrose president to present Women in Leadership event
• Moline Foundation Karen's Summertime Fund grant
• Habitat for Humanity Q-C Lifetime Achievement Award
• College Hill District Plan to be presented to stakeholders
• WIU Board of Trustees appointments
• Children Exposed to Violence conference March 29
• Celebrity birthdays, March 15, 2012
• Silvis schools cut staff to trim budget
• Engineering council presents scholarships, awards
• Rives to lead project review group
• Scott Community College names new president
• Woodhull fills trustee vacancy
• Warm temps set Moline record on Wednesday
• Q-C Bank & Trust new Riverfront Pops solo sponsor
• United board approves 2012-13 calendar
• Common Core standards pushes students toward problem solving, critical thinking
• Common Core standards pushes students toward problem solving, critical thinking
• Hampton school to lay off 5 employees
• 17th District candidates disclose campaign finances
• Habitat QC honors 4 original volunteers
• Today in history for Thursday, March 15, 2012
• Daily planner, March 15, 2012
• Niabi opens with record attendance
• Nominate your mom for 'Most Magnificent' title!
• Jersey Ridge Road to close March 15
• Jersey Ridge Road to close March 15
• Trinity Cancer Center needs Quad-Citians' help to win
• Trinity Bettendorf named a Best Regional Hospital
• Spring 4-H YOUniversity classes begin March 26
• BHC testing new alarm system March 16
• Glenview and UTHS receive federal grants
• Q-C Photography Club to display favorite photographs
• General Wesley Clark to speak at Patriot Renewable Fuels, LLC
• Federal grant money for afterschool programs
• Schilling drops $100 on gas to make a point
• Davenport woman wins $50,000 lottery prize
• Free training workshop on 'Retaining Volunteers'
• Niabi Zoo sets another record for opening week attendance
• St. Ambrose University Symposium on Saint Ambrose
• Lenten services
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 14, 2012
• Colona OKs loan for infrastructure
• Multiple departments respond to Eldridge fire Tuesday night
• Henry County OKs deputies contract
• Moline talking with Genesis about EMS
• Officials: New method may avoid teaching to test caused by NCLB
• Firefighters train for search and rescue
• Augie student finalist for Basketball Peace Corps
• Volunteers prepare seedlings for Million Trees Project
• Celebrity birthdays, March 14, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, March 14, 2012
• John Marx will be out sick, watching basketball
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Speedstacking tournament to be held at Wharton
• Colona School Honor Roll
• New Boston Fire and Ambulance Fish and Chicken Fry
• Daily planner, March 14, 2012
• Update on Rock Island news
• Mercer County Democratic Committee to hold Candidate Breakfast
• Independent Scholars Evenings: Friend or Foe?
• Republican Women of Henry County meeting announced
• Speedway Fire-Rescue annual training exercise
• The Moline Boys Choir to hold tryouts
• Garden Classes in Moline's Riverside Park
• Metro East briefs for March 14, 2012
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 13, 2012
• Moline terminates Ealy as wrestling coach despite pleas from backers
• Monday fire damages East Moline home
• East Moline plan could prevent layoffs
• Rock Island weighs four deer options
• Local school officials: Some good has resulted from NCLB
• Warm spell expected this week
• Skokie firm interested in Hope Creek
• Beg your pardon: Writing conference
• Celebrity birthdays, March 13, 2012
• Explore Economic Inequality, White Privilege Summit March 21-22
• Stanford scholar to discuss 'The Gay and the Angry' at Augustana
• Riverboat Development Authority Grant applications available
• Daily planner, March 13, 2012
• Pilgrimage to the Holy Land with Fr. Jim DeBisschop
• Taco Tuesday, support the Royal Ball Run for Autism
• Easter Bunny to arrive at SouthPark and NorthPark Mall
• Schwiebert Riverfront Park receives award of excellence
• Get COLORful with workshop to be offered in Whiteside County
• WIU-QC of LEJA faculty to host open house for students
• American Legion to serve Irish meal on St. Pat's Day
• Church to hold seminar to help deal with grief
• Davenport Move On hosting events to help the economy
• Fulton Windmill Center to begin spring/summer group programs
• Andover Historical Society to meet March 20
• Accusations, echoes of past elections color Jacobs-Boland race
• Moline's Steinbrecher to name possible EMS provider Tuesday
• Political failure compounds No Child Left Behind's shortcomings
• Today in history for Sunday, March 11, 2012
• Today in history for Monday, March 12, 2012
• Take steps to make your property easy to identify
• Daily planner, March 12, 2012
• Just the numbers
• Girl Scouts take over RiverCenter
• Frances Willard Grade School Student Essays
• Garfield Grade School Student Writers
• Daily planner, March 11, 2012
• State proposal would revolutionize education
• NCLB achieves mixed success
• Huff Girls, Slappn' Judys among teams seeking dodgeball supremacy
• Geneseo teams take flight at robot contests
• 90-year-old gives his all to Whiteside board
• Daughtry's magic gone too soon
• Where is it?
• Black Hawk College Digest for March 11
• Village board problems nix senior housing in Cordova
• Q-C man invents way to stop oven spills
• Aledo war vet receives combat medal
• Rockridge lays off staff, raises fees
• Rescued chihuahua battling tumors
• R.I. library director retiring
• Today in history for Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Daily planner, March 10, 2012
• 17th Congressional District candidate agrees to pay for use of photos
• Scott Community College Women's Giving Network
• Moline Foundation announces deadline for grant applications
• Davenport street closings get under way starting March 12
• Phi Theta Kappa Chapter earns 5 Star Honor
• Rock Island Library director announces upcoming retirement
• Steve Baker Foundation for ALS Chili Challenge March 24
• How to prepare, plan, and pay for a college education
• Public meeting to discuss Mill Creek South Slough project
• Jersey Ridge Road to be closed for sewer repairs
• American Public Media's Jeremy Hobson visits the QCA
• Israeli filmmaker shares 'the reality of the conflict' on March 14
• E.M. Police to conduct traffic enforcement
• St. Patrick's Day concert to feature flutes, harp and dance
• Augustana's growing study abroad program receives national ranking
• Public invited to Villa Montessori School Open House March 21
• Mulling moral grownups
• Winnie grants affordable prom dreams
• Trinity opens up can of anniversary events
• A barber turned woodcarver finds inspiration
• Friday fry guy loves serving up fish, corny jokes
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Today in history for Friday, March 9, 2012
• Manilow counts on sweet old songs to enthrall i wi crowd Thursday night
• Future for gas tax hike, red light cameras dims in Iowa
• Area representatives support JOBS Act legislation
• Housing authority earns top marks
• Colona educators decide federal grant not worth effort
• Celebrity birthdays, March 9, 2012
• State gives East Moline money to take over Kennedy Drive
• Port Byron keeps budget in the black
• College students take crack at running the state
• Davenport doctor faces discipline
• MetroLink seeks grant for service to Cordova
• Iowa gaming agency wants 'something big soon' with Davenport casino
• Eagle found in R.I. yard euthanized
• New state law would mandate more RNs at nursing homes
• Exelon plans 2,000 temporary jobs in Cordova
• An 'itty bitty' miracle travels from Moline to Morrison
• New weekend line-up on 96.1 MIX 96 KMXG-FM
• Daily planner, March 9, 2012
• Epilepsy Foundation hosts walk March 31
• Online registration open for 2012 Susan G. Komen Quad Cities Race for the Cure
• Jewish Cultural Series 2012
• Boating safety classes March 17
• Free will planning seminar
• WQPT assists efforts to increase the Q-C graduation rate
• Animal Aid fundraiser March 20 at Culver's, Moline
• Upper Iowa University to cut ribbon at Quad Cities Center
• Update on Rock Island news
• 92 MidAmerican customers in East Moline without power
• QC Habitat for Humanity holds annual dinner, creates new award
• Celebrity birthdays, March 8, 2012
• Coal Valley considers stoplight
• Silvis schools look at cuts
• Champagne wishes: Rock Island advocate readies for retirement
• Today in history for Thursday, March 8, 2012
• Daily planner, March 8, 2012
• Northwestern Illinois receives more than $191,000 from Modern Woodmen
• Wapsi to host hands on recycling project
• Online registration now open for 2012 Race for the Cure
• City of Davenport street closings
• Last flight for World War II veterans to take place April 24
• Girl Scouts to hold 100th anniversary Promise Circle Event
• Mother Son Formal Dance to be March 25
• BHC closed March 12 for Staff Development Day
• An evening with Eva Schloss, holocaust survivor, April 2
• An evening with Eva Schloss, holocaust survivor, April 2
• Volunteers needed at Two Corps of Engineers Parks
• Submit your questions for Congressional debate
• Bettendorf budget vote adds one firefighter
• Silvis burn ban to be on Nov. 6 ballot
• Main Street organization seeks historic status for Moline's Belgian Bluff
• Celebrity birthdays, March 7, 2012
• Beg your pardon for Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• Educators say those willing to relocate, in specialty subjects in demand
• Senate Democrats give more than $50,000 to Jacobs' battle against Boland
• Deere joins ad retreat from Limbaugh
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 7, 2012
• Daily planner, March 7, 2012
• Hampton renews waste disposal contract
• Struggling Q-C homeowners urged to take advantage of federal program
• Wind power pipeline would run through Morthland's farm
• Alpha buys new water billing software
• Moline firefighters extinguish house fire
• 13 Genesis nurses recognized as Great Iowa Nurses
• Sons of Norway Storelva Lodge 1-655 to meet March 19
• Sons of Norway Storelva Lodge 1-655 to meet March 19
• Malls to host Sunburst Pageant and Baby Contest
• Friendly House offering three scholarships
• Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities celebration March 10
• New Boston Fire and Ambulance annual fish and chicken benefit
• QCAWC seeking volunteers to assist animal clinic
• March 4-H activities
• Riverdale Hall of Fame forms now available
• Volunteers needed to wrap trees for Million Trees Project
• Spring 2012 Trinity Enrichment Center classes
• Parenting support and education program PACT series
• Illinois tornado drill to be held at 10 a.m.
• Rock Island deer hunt opponents prefer animals over 'every stupid hosta in the world'
• East Moline council decides not to cut $25,000 for UT's pool
• Andover may buy post office building
• Telling the Arsenal's story for its 150th anniversary
• Hotel plans progress in Milan
• Cleveland attorney now legal to practice
• Moline to vote Tuesday on digital sign rules
• Say 'so long' to the snow
• Tuesday benefit planned for 1-year-old Isla
• Hero Street book published in Spanish
• WQPT to broadcast Bucktown Revue Wednesday
• Celebrity birthdays, March 6, 2012
• Oregon, Illinois antique show planned for March 24-25
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• Daily planner, March 6, 2012
• Open enrollment for 1012-13 of Head Start program
• Friends of the R.I. Library features assistant zoo director
• Police announce Roadside Safety Check to be conducted
• Independent Scholars Evenings: Identity and Telepathy
• Habitat for Humanity Q-C to hold dinner and celebration
• Free, public showing of Freedom Riders on March 12
• John Deere toy tractors displayed at Steeple Building
• Seton Catholic School Open House for Preschool
• Family of Native Spirits March 6 meeting
• Christian Care's 2nd annual trivia night
• St. Ambrose China Project Lecture
• St. Ambrose Symposium focuses on violence and nonviolence in the Bible
• Freshman honors cohort established at WIU-QC
• VIDEO: Meet the zoos newest babies
• Those opposed to reducing deer population in R.I. will have their say tonight
• Black Hawk to offer two-day film training class
• Wild, wacky, wet fun on Snowstar's last day
• Today in history for Monday, March 5, 2012
• Daily planner, March 5, 2012
• Take precautions so you're not a victim of crime
• Two in race for R.I. County Board Dem nomination
• Cameras hitting federal courtrooms as well
• '50 Club truly friends for the long haul
• QCSO and friends present powerful War Requiem
• Franklin wins Miss Blackhawk Valley
• Reservations being accepted for Leaders Under 40 dinner
• 'Just say something' to families dealing with cancer
• GiGi's Playhouse offers support, education for families coping with Down syndrome
• Kids, cake -- and a thing or two -- celebrate Dr. Seuss at Family Museum
• Seton Catholic School student writers
• Trinity, Genesis stand to lose $6.5M in property tax exemptions
• Antique Spectacular makes everything old new again
• R.I. completes budget study
• Need a copy? That'll be $6 a page, or maybe just 5 cents
• Moline's dog whisperer: Training pets helped him overcome addiction
• Today in history for Sunday, March 4, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for March 4
• Daily planner, March 4, 2012
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, March 3, 2012
• Mom weeps as Iowa Senate approves Kadyn's Law
• EICC unveils solar project
• Jumer's sets up fund to assist county
• R.I. County Board size faces new challenge
• Mediacom adding 55 HD channels
• Cleveland's new village attorney currently not authorized to practice law in Illinois
• Quick, heavy snow blankets Quad-Cities
• Today in history for Saturday, March 3, 2012
• Daily planner, March 3, 2012
• Cancer Transitions - moving beyond treatment
• Rockridge Kindergarten Round-Up dates finalized
• Women only self defense classes
• Brown Mackie College to host an open house
• Help Davenport win a state-wide contest
• Scandinavian Easter Workshop
• Exhibit, events focus on William Morris
• Moline School District Kindergarten pre-registration
• Mayor Pauley will host coffee & conversations March 31
• Senior High School Honor Band to perform at St. Ambrose
• Writer, director and East Asia expert to speak at St. Ambrose
• HCDEP and HCTB partner to produce relocation guide
• Stevenson to become principal of Neil Armstrong Elementary
• Patterson named interim assistant dean at WIU Quad Cities
• How apologizing makes you more powerful
• Lenten services
• Retiring pastor can't dodge Ecclesiastes' seasons
• Student council members pack meals, look beyond horizons
• Eco-theologist says it's Earth, not 'the' Earth
• Alleman grad, Eagle Scout named as a new Catholic Bishop
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, March 3, 2012
• Happy birthday Dr. Seuss
• Cleveland trustees hire attorney, trade barbs
• Eagle treated for possible lead poisoning
• Third generation reporter starts at WQAD
• Jumer's to give money to R.I. County
• Celebrity birthdays, March 2, 2012
• Alleman's Jordan Schmidt is going to see Ellen
• Beg your pardon
• Augustana's board appoints new trustee
• Branstad, Reynolds push tax relief plan at CASI
• Talks between Nichols, strikers resume; no deal yet
• Daily planner, March 2, 2012
• Today in history for Friday, March 2, 2012
• John Deere "Gathering of the Green 2012" March 14-17 in Davenport
• Davenport man wins $10,000 prize on last scratch ticket in the pack
• Davenport woman expects $3,000 prize, wins $30,000 instead
• Dr. Michael Eisenberg talks technology to kick off spring lecture series
• QC Pride, Inc. announces 2012 scholarship application
• Humane Society of Scott County fundraising event
• College Career Night, free & open to community
• March is Red Cross Month
• St. Anthony's Nursing & Rehabilitation Center celebrates end of renovation with community open house March 11
• Nominations sought for President's Excellence in Diversity Awards
• NAWIC scholarships available
• 55 new HD channels to arrive March 6 to Mediacom customers
• Celebrity birthdays, March 1, 2012
• Bettendorf girl wins crown in Dispatch/Argus Spelling Bee
• Sustainable Technologies Building at BHC should be finished by May
• House turns down bid to allow some smoking
• Genesis launches nursing dress code
• Dinos ready to roar at Putnam
• Today in history for Thursday, March 1, 2012
• Daily planner, March 1, 2012
• WIAAA to host community input meeting
• Fish fry March 2 in East Moline
• Winds could reach 50 mph; Q-C advisory in effect until 6 p.m.
• Cabel named Assistant Principal of the Year
• Dress for Success Quad Cities
• Bandits now accepting entries for 2012 Bandit wedding
• Out of this World Trivia Night at the Church of Peace
• BSA Troop 642 Wood Duck Nesting Box Cleanout
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 29, 2012
• Moline library employees have new contract
• BHC's Soul Food Showdown Wednesday honors Tingle
• 'Keeper chats' mark opening of Niabi Zoo
• Alliance for Immigrants fills leadership posts
• A special day, every four years
• Thumbs down to a new Pepsi, NBA All Stars, and early exercise
• Share your ideas for St. Pat's fun
• Learn from the past, reflect on the future at roundtable
• Cambridge consolidates village offices
• American Red Cross Family Safety Day
• Daily planner, Feb. 29, 2012
• Q-C Alliance announces officers and constituent organizations
• Niabi Zoo to open for the season on March 5
• Niabi Zoo to open for the season on March 5
• St. Patrick's Day Festival at Kelly's Irish Pub and Eatery
• Quad-Cities Computer Society event
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 29, 2012
• City of Davenport street closings
• QCIC GameWatch - March 1
• Autism Fundraiser to be held April 3 at Mulligan's Pub
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 28, 2012
• Henry Farnam Dinner to Celebrate 150th Anniversary of Rock Island Arsenal
• Tenants moving in at Enterprise Live-Work Lofts
• Moline to consider first union contract of the year
• Erie teen stands behind hazing allegations
• Colona approves study for new U.S 6 traffic signal
• R.I. schools weigh options for budget gap
• Insurance funding cut worries retired teachers
• Beg your parrdon: Spelling bee
• Moyer named new Moline superintendent
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 28, 2012
• Home invasion defense presented by David Lombardo
• Mississippi Valley Quilters hosting bus trip March 23
• River Bandits to hold job fair March 3
• Whooping cough on the rise in Scott County, health department warns
• Q-C Botanical Center's Fundraising Bus Trips
• Bettendorf CSD joins list of EPA ENERGY STAR Leaders
• Snowstar says 'Hello, Spring' with slush
• Rivermont Collegiate 1st Grade 'No Erasers' Open House
• Leap Day Fundraiser benefiting the R.I. County Democratic Party
• QC Federation of Labor Chili Supper for Mike Smiddy
• Davenport street closings
• R.I. County Genealogical Society 40th Anniversary
• Control of Invasive Plants program March 13
• R.I. investigates Manor Homes fire
• Funerals for Monday, Feb. 27, 2012
• MidCoast Fine Arts looking for new leader
• $58,000 poker payday has Auker hungry for more
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 27, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 27, 2012
• McGuire draws energy from students
• District reputation attracted Lemon to Moline
• Daily planner, Feb. 26, 2012
• R.I. finetunes balanced budget
• Mild, snowless winter affects bird count
• Camping, RV show offers hint that warm weather is near
• Women taking increasingly large role in farming
• George Washington Elementary School
• Andalusia Elementary School Student Writers
• Spartan's Discount Groceries opens in Cambridge
• Paisley and friends leave i wireless Center audience on its feet
• Black Hawk College Digest for February 26
• Jason Aldean coming to i wireless May 11
• Erie's athletic director resigns
• Spirit's willing, but income's a bit weak at Churches United
• Thurgood Marshall's Ambrose named top middle school principal
• Moline superintendent candidate: Michael Meissen
• Moline superintendent candidate: David Moyer
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012
• Welsh/Cornish Barn Dance March 4
• 2012 KWQC-HD6 Women's Health & Lifestyles Fair
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 25, 2012
• Bettendorf Explorers offer DNA/Fingerprint ID Kits
• RIHA Section 8 Program Earns High Performer
• Longfellow receives Isabel Bloom grant
• WQPT Broadcast Scholarship available
• Meeting Feb. 25 concerning Mercer County Nursing Home referendum
• St. Anthony's Parish trivia night slated for March 24
• Summer festival brings hottest country acts to Mississippi Riverfront
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center Trivia Night
• Phillip Ambrose is Middle School Principal of the Year
• A Gathering of Women to honor "sheroes" on Feb. 25
• Two Rivers Methodist hosts annual Lenten concerts
• His piano hand works in fast, mysterious ways
• African-American church history celebrated
• Lenten services
• Filling food pantries with a Rhode Island-Rock Island connection
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012
• Life's trees guide chiropractor's hands
• More snow, cold in the forecast
• Today in history for Friday, Feb. 24, 2012
• Hillsdale OKs bigger budget
• Homeless veterans find help at 'Stand down'
• License to smoke: Bill would let cities allow smoking in some establishments
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 24, 2012
• Flooding outlook far below normal
• Dinosaurs up for adoption at Putnam
• Final Dispatch Good Fellow Argus Santa totals reported
• Davenport man dead after fall from Macomb tombstone
• 'Jet' was a funny, funny man
• Cedar Rapids postal facility staying open
• Storm watch dropped; snow still expected
• Davenport man dies in fall off tombstone in Macomb cemetery
• Metro Youth co-founder refused to 'ever see the bad in a child'
• River Bandits National Anthem tryouts will be March 3
• Black Hawk College Dodgeball Tournament
• Daily planner, Feb. 24, 2012
• Bettendorf schools offer free mobile app
• Mallards player BFF Dinner Auction set for February 29
• Moline police investigating fatal hit and run
• Quilt shares story of freedom
• Old Man Winter's not quite done
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 23, 2012
• Medicaid funding cuts could have 'devastating' effect
• Tim Moore tribute continues this weekend in Davenport
• Raises keep coming: R.I. County OKs increases for non-union administrators
• Prophetstown man sentenced on sex charges
• Former police officer faces trial related to nude photo
• Schilling believes Congress can find common ground
• Dickey's Barbecue to reopen next week
• Homeless vets can get help at Stand Down today
• Invenergy donates to Bishop Hill
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 23, 2012
• Four to eight inches of snow expected Thursday, storm watch issued
• Piano recital raises funds for King's Harvest
• Silvis woman wins $500 a week for life from Illinois Lottery
• Braking Traffik fundraising event February 25
• Update on Rock Island news
• Jazz It Up February 25th for quality health care
• Two Augustana seniors honored for leadership and success
• Davenport Grand Avenue to close Feb. 23
• Animal Aid Humane Society fundraiser
• Genesis among top 20 percent for patient outcomes
• Friends of the Hennepin Canal to host capital campaign gala
• Wapsi blue bird workshop and maple syrup demo
• Independent Scholars Evenings: Favorite poems
• U.S. Navy Sea Chanters to perform at Augustana
• Calling all Velie owners
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 22, 2012
• Hampton School honor roll
• State, federal aid cuts digging deficit for RI schools
• Silvis rejects paint bid, revives golf ball option
• Moline discusses bridge aesthetics
• Zoo director dismissal prompts charge at county board meeting
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 22, 2012
• Kiwanis clubs serve children, their communities
• E.M. OKs raises for AFSCME members
• RI County approves raises for three unions
• Share your Leap Day story
• Watershed committee gets educated about river research station
• Atkinson board explores areas for TIF district development
• DJs enthusiastic about jump from FM to AM
• Father-son duo to entertain at Milan Legion
• RDA's goals for casino sale: more revenue, downtown site
• Daily planner, Feb. 22, 2012
• Southern Baptist leaders OK 'Great Commission'
• Dave and Darren to give away Nickelback tickets at Shannon's March 10
• Career fair for people with disabilities set for Feb. 24
• Augustana Endowment Society to meet March 7
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard Weekend is another success
• Davenport North Elmwood Ave. closed for sewer work
• Cocktail Party with the Arts Fundraiser for QC Pride
• Galumpha's comedic acrobats come to Augustana
• Davenport 6th and Fillmore Streets closed
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012
• Moline Committee of the Whole to review apartment development
• R.I. proposes balanced budget for next year
• House bill tightens regulation on scrap-metal dealers
• E.M. budget shortfall could be less than earlier projected
• Rock Island freezes water rates
• Eagle lays third egg
• Sherrard under boil order until Wednesday
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 21, 2012
• Rock Island County Board to be asked to approve wage hikes
• KUUL switches to KISS and today's hits
• Daily planner, Feb. 21, 2012
• SCRA accepting grant applications for spring 2012 cycle
• Iowa American Water adjust its treatment process
• Mississippi River Visitor Center will be closed on February 27
• Snowstar to Crown King of the Hill on February 26
• Modern Woodmen Park to hold suite level open house
• Augustana Choir will return for 'Alpha & Omega' concert
• PBS Kids Go Writing Contest
• Quad Cities Henry Farnam Dinner celebrates Arsenal
• Scott County announces 175th Anniversary Photo Contest
• Stand Down for homeless veterans
• Henry County Republicans to meet
• City fo Rock Island street closure
• District to present new play on gay rights
• Beg your pardon
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 20, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 20, 2012
• Disc golfing for a good cause
• Mild winter a bait and switch for fishermen
• Bettendorf not asking for tattoo ban, just common sense
• King Klingbiel, Queen Scally reign at 2012 Mardi Gras Ball
• QCCA outdoor show reels in enthusiasts
• KONE alters downtown skyline
• Consulting bills add up for local governments
• Music programs win support at R.I. school budget-cut forum
• Earl Hanson Grade School Student Writers
• George O. Barr School Student Writers
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 19, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for February 19
• Fire forces residents out of Spruce Hills Village
• Silvis alderman wants mulligan for water tower paint proposal
• Local lawmakers say tax cut extension could have come months ago
• Schilling, Loebsack pitch Arsenal at hearing
• Nonstop flights to Orlando returns to Q-C
• Cordova wants bulletproof vests back
• Augie grads to hear Spider-Man director
• Iowa education gaining national attention
• Organizer hopes LiberTEA fest is first of many
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 18, 2012
• Saudi female athletes challenge Muslim norms
• U.A.W. Local 865 Retirees to meet March 5
• SPIDER-MAN director will speak at Augustana graduation
• Support the American Red Cross during Red Cross Month
• Fine Arts Night celebrating the arts at Eisenhower Elementary
• Moline Public Library March programs
• Gov. Branstad joins the QCESC to celebrate STEM in the Quad Cities
• Q-C Audubon Society upcoming events
• Q-C business and higher ed institutions awarded $1.5 million military grant
• Small plane makes emergency landing at Q-C airport
• Ash Wednesday, Lenten services
• eBay's Gram80 demonstrates fundraising abilities, plus
• New Art of Faith group holds first show, sale
• A trivia contest full house could be a Spring Forward winning hand
• NAACP Religious Affairs day will wind up with a wedding
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
• Pray for integrity in politics
• Today in history for Friday, Feb. 17, 2012
• Orion teachers rally in support of grade school P.E. teacher
• Tuition, fees going up at Black Hawk
• Annawan grade school gets 4th state excellence award
• Cambridge schools to promote building trades
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 17, 2012
• E.M. boxer Joe Perez will take a swing at going pro, fatherhood
• Rapids City considers new salt storage building
• Jordan Catholic School receives SMART Board from Hy-Vee
• New Ground's Sudden Theatre canceled
• Henry County Search and Rescue Team meeting this weekend
• QC delegation gets federal advice on advancing priorities
• Daily planner, Feb. 17, 2012
• Health department education series presents diabetes program
• Western's 2012 Summer Session
• Cheri Bustos Campaign hosting Sunday Chili Reception
• Samba with Mayor Gluba and celebrate Brazilian Carnival
• QC Elite H.S. Robotics Team 648 to hold open house
• Market Outlook with Mike McClellan March 7
• Quad City Rollers present the School of Hard Knocks
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
• Woodhull to fund street work with fuel-tax money
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 16, 2012
• Alexis board approves increases for community center rental
• Coal Valley considers traffic light at crosswalk
• Port Byron decides to buy mini-excavator
• Waldron receives public works honor
• Online open house invites rail comments
• R.I. libraries to be closed Feb. 29
• Local officials on hand to greet Xi at QC Airport
• John Deere Pavilion reopens to great reviews
• Alpha man goes on trial for making meth
• County retains souvenir from Xi's 1985 visit
• Arsenal soldiers heading to Afghanistan
• Arsenal soldiers headed to Afghanistan
• R.I. Library new series of programs for seniors and retirees
• Davenport man wins $10,000 lottery prize
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 15, 2012
• Self-defense class for women scheduled Saturday
• Local artist Billie Davids helps Girl Scout Troop
• Eagle Food Centers Retirees to meet March 14
• Quad Cities March for Babies April 28
• Buffalo Elementary students 2nd annual Kids Against Hunger Project
• China Project Business Forum at St. Ambrose University
• Viola Methodist Men Pancake and Sausage Supper
• R.I. Libraries observe Furlough Day on February 29
• ILLOWA Sport Flyers changed meeting to March 10
• Wapsi to host charcoal art program and maple-syrup demonstration
• Feinstein Hunger Challenge $1 million giveaway to fight hunger
• Fire displaces residents of R.I. home
• Rock Island schools may cut teachers
• Hampton School receives academic excellence award
• Rural Geneseo woman gets two-year reprieve for her 10 dogs
• Ewert leaving Geneseo council
• Public works peers honor R.I.'s Hawes
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 15, 2012
• Donate food for a chance to meet Brad Paisley
• Gas pains forecast this summer as pump prices eye record highs
• Muscatine group eager to welcome back Chinese leader
• Thumbs down to expensive chicken, karma and bagged lettuce
• Moline council votes to extend TIF district
• Alleman looks to chill 'grinding' at dances
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 15, 2012
• $1.5 million contract assists 'Arsenal Academy'
• Bald eagle lays second egg
• City of Davenport named as Blue Zones Project finalist
• Grant and Lee to debate the American Civil War
• Quad City Botanical Center April programs
• Jordan Catholic School's Round-up
• Riverdale School District Preschool Development Screening
• Update on Rock Island news
• Jesse White awards $11.9 million to public libraries statewide
• Donate to River Bend Foodbank for chance to meet Brad Paisley
• Women in Agriculture Seminar to be offered March 23
• Local area LiberTEA Party
• Officials break ground on new health clinic in East Moline
• Farm Bureau Market Outlook March 7 in Moline
• Women in Agriculture Seminar March 23 at i wireless Center
• Annual Teacher Job Fair to be held March 6
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
• Moline to vote on extending TIF for One Moline Place
• Moline names principal, superintendent finalists
• Businesses love pre-Valentine's Day rush
• Colona turns its eye to the X
• R.I. Corps of Engineers sees budget increase
• Mallards, Genesis partner to raise $19,500 for Cardiac Care
• United board expects about 90 percent of state funds
• R.I. residents address council about deer population
• Water rate increase tabled in Rock Island
• Davenport eye doctor to be inducted in Volunteer Hall of Fame
• Eaglecam reveals egg in Alcoa nest
• Future Chinese president visits Q-C area Wednesday
• Another cat found from Animal Aid Humane Society; 4 still missing
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 14, 2012
• Dr. Love will teach you 'The Secrets of Lifelong Passion'
• Daily planner, Feb. 14,2012
• Quad Cities Chapter organizational meeting
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 13, 2012
• Nichols, union reach contract agreement
• R.I. to discuss capital plan, Augie housing
• Taco buffet featured at Singles Salsa Celebration
• Daily planner, Feb. 13, 2012
• Dreaming of new wheels at the car show
• 70 and counting: Stepping in for a friend led to a lifetime of love
• District 8 candidates sound off on issues for R.I. County Board
• No shopping abuse allowed in Good Fellow, Argus Santa gift to Child Abuse Council families
• Geneseo's Haugse earns Principal of the Year honor
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012
• Vendors show their wares at home show
• Formal and freezing: Red Dress runners hit Q-C streets
• Daily planner, Feb. 12, 2012
• Education video for Oxford Press made in Moline
• Closing the budget gap: East Moline looks at list of proposals
• Shoe repair is in R.I. man's soul
• Denkmann Elementary School Student Writers
• Students win Geneseo DAR Chapter Good Citizen awards
• Nonprofits to gather at former Hyman's site in R.I.
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
• Where is it? Answer correctly and you may win Putnam tickets
• Black Hawk College Digest for February 12
• Morrison police join Facebook
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa noted for kindness at Just Kids
• LULAC adding chapters in Moline, Muscatine
• Top Rock Island speller uses gunnysack to haul off crown
• BHC mulls tuition hike
• Search for new Niabi director to begin soon
• Results from Upper Mississippi River Research Station presented Feb. 21
• Daily planner, Feb. 11, 2012
• Secretary of State offices closed for Lincoln's Birthday
• New commanding general named for Arsenal sustainment command
• The 2012 QCCA Outdoor Show
• Mississippi River research results to be shared
• College trip to Israel brands Ambrose students in multiple ways
• Examining new Bible's DNA
• Each baby gets treated as a Christ child in this society
• Mending Broken Hearts
• 'Bearly' able to contain herself
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 10, 2012
• Colona village, school officials setting goals
• Mayor: Cordova police 'at the mercy of Rock Island County'
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 10, 2012
• Joint Munitions Command will welcome new leader
• More street work soon to start in Moline
• Two Alleman seniors on track for success in the service
• Four cats still missing following Jan. 30 fire at Moline shelter
• More non-military work may hold key to Arsenal's future
• Legislation from Chicago mayor pushes for statewide registration of handguns
• Mediacom's All-Digital upgrade in countdown phase
• Q-C welcomes Gaither Homecoming music spectacular
• 1st Farm Credit Services supports young leaders
• Slumberland donates new beds to homeless shelter
• Trinity Regional Health System community classes
• John Kiley Memorial Fund continues legacy of caring
• Davenport man wins $100,000 top prize
• The Second 'Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard Weekend'
• Daily planner, Feb. 10, 2012
• The Beat Goes On Fundraiser for Genesis
• For the Love of ARTery Fundraiser
• Health department to offer freedom from smoking course in Kewanee
• Health Department offers family planning services
• Health Department offers family planning services
• Owner of 10 dogs one step closer to goal
• Missed goal still nets $10M for United Way
• Atkinson board members share wish lists
• Boucher: State causing district's biggest challenges
• Silvis water tower won't get golf ball paintjob
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 9, 2012
• Housing plan wins first OK
• Black Hawk talks target financial health
• Report finds 20 percent of R.I. County kids live in poverty
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 9, 2012
• Caterpillar rules out Silvis and other Illinois sites for plant; reasons include business climate
• Big River Magazine get together
• United Neighbors classes for Black Parenting Child Caring
• Relay For Life of R.I. County calling all cowboys and cowgirls
• Davenport Downtown businesses say what they think in Q-C survey
• Distinguished finalist honor bestowed on QC youth volunteers
• Ukulele club to hold first meeting March 3
• Man pleads innocent to animal cruelty in puppy mill case
• Mercer Board sets informational meeting on nursing home sale
• Get Outdoors Day planned at Wapsi River Center
• Quad Cities says spring is around the corner
• Geneseo Public Library to start crochet/knitting group
• Complete Balance Chiropractic collecting for Blessings of Love
• Valentine Indoor Music and Moonlight Outdoor Walk event
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 8, 2012
• Radish helps you beat the winter blues
• Transportation, budgets on minds of officials flying to D.C.
• QC Chamber names senior vice president of economic development
• Clarification for Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
• Ambulance rate hike shot down
• Alpha delays decision on generator
• Beg Your Pardon for Feb. 7, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 8, 2012
• Rail group seeks public input
• Our Lady of Grace seeks support through raffle
• Village approves program to improve building facades
• Port Byron rejects bid to share police coverage
• Jury finds Smith sexually violent
• Sorry 'bout that, Jason -- it was my mistake
• Corps seeks agricultural lease applications near Illinois City
• Grant helps provide stability and room for growth
• Animal Aid fundraiser slated for February 18
• Lane closure will be installed on I-80 south of I-88 in R.I. County
• Update on Rock Island news
• NRCS office to celebrate International Women's Day with open house
• Daily planner, Feb. 8, 2012
• Davenport receives funds to remove lead-based paint in homes
• Bush Construction presents 2012 Martini Shake Off
• Q-C Chamber selects Texas CEO for top economic development role
• Game show to benefit Quad Cities Autism Center
• Board considers naming BHS wrestling room after Franc Freeman
• Miss Blackhawk Youth 20th Anniversary Pageant
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
• East Moline advances work on hog plant proposal
• LaHood visits Aledo council
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 7, 2012
• Andover discusses docks, dredgers
• R.I. changes water bill payment system
• Folks at senior center 'look forward to that meal every day'
• Augie recieves $500,000 from John Deere Foundation
• Debt, backlog of bills mean fewer meals for homebound seniors
• Potential retail development discussed by Milan board
• Moline residents can watch State of the City address on Mediacom Channel 18
• Search begins for Irish Mother of the Year
• Plan commission to consider new rules for electronic signs
• Genesis reaches tentative agreement to buy Mercer County Nursing Home
• Celebrate Dickens' 200th birthday at Augie
• Moline council to discuss higher ambulance fees Tuesday
• Daily planner, Feb. 7, 2012
• TSA official: New Q-C airport scanners 'significant upgrade'
• IDOT announces lane closure in R.I. County
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Guitar master class at RME canceled
• View Moline's 2012 State of the City Address on Mediacom
• QC MUG to meet February 21
• ASHHS quarterly meeting to be held February 19
• New owner of Woodhull travel plaza ready to move business to the next level
• Nichols Aluminum, union still apart on issues
• Not so super Sunday for bars
• Rock Island Arsenal Welcome Club seeking scholarship applications
• Take a freezing plunge for a good cause -- and for fun
• Peace project brings international partnership
• Nice day for a car wash!
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 6, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 6, 2012
• Striking out bullying
• D.C. Fly-In to focus on transportation, defense
• Customers enjoy variety at Rock Island Antique Show
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa spreads branches to EM agency, still seeks funds
• Q-C officials rally 'round 'Team Rock Island Arsenal'
• Fall election is first test of new 17th District
• Hospitals look to take advantage of cost-cutting incentives
• Cameras in court provide civics lesson
• Nichols Aluminum negotiations to continue Sunday
• Cause of Moline house fire remains undetermined
• Temple Christian School Student Writers
• Stroll through 'Monet's Garden' at Mardi Gras Charity Ball
• Black Hawk College Digest for February 5
• Where is it? Answer correctly and you may win Putnam tickets
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 5, 2012
• Moline firefighters battle Friday night blaze
• SAU basketball family thinking 'pink'
• Steinbrecher encouraged by talks with new SouthPark owner
• MidAmerican bills may rise for Iowa customers
• Fog delays flights at airport
• FEMA to move regional office to R.I. Arsenal
• Erie schools say independent report found no hazing, harassment evidence
• Airport prepares to use new form of screening technology
• Beg your pardon
• Citigroup apologizes to Moline man for possible mortgage mishaps
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 4, 2012
• Davenport woman wins $50,000 in "Super Crossword" scratch game
• The Smithsonian is coming to Savanna Feb. 25-April 7
• Learn something new at the Rock Island Library in February
• Don't ask what’s wrong with coincidences, just accept them
• Iowa House panel approves ban on traffic cameras
• Faith & Values budget for Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012
• Baby Bottle Blitz benefits Pregnancy Resources
• It's been a place2b for 100 teens so far
• Catholic Affordable Care Act concerns continue
• United Way Student Challenge fed connections, imaginations, reading passions
• Genesis closer to buying Mercer County nursing home
• Cordova takes mayor off police contract committee
• Cleveland mayor puts parking lot to rest
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 3, 2012
• Beg your pardon
• Spend a night at home, send dinner/dance money to Good Fellow, Argus Santa
• Schilling, Loebsack pitch Arsenal at D.C. meeting
• Locked out of home, Moline man fights foreclosure threats
• 13-year-old plays the hero in tubing mishap
• Today in history for Friday, Feb. 3, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 3, 2012
• Iowa House committee approves ban on traffic cameras
• Bettendorf State of the City address slated for Feb. 22
• Future of Midwest cattle-feeding seminar set for March 2
• Public information meeting concerning Bettendorf's budget
• Davenport Telegraph Road will be closed for sewer work
• Women's Connection honors emerging women leaders
• West Music in Moline to host Weekend Warriors Meet and Greet
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 2, 2012
• From blizzard to blissful: Q-C weather does 180-degree turn
• Ballet to host bowling benefit to banish bullies
• This goat wasn't kidding around!
• Coyne Center school may become apartments
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012
• Text of Gov. Pat Quinn's 2012 State of the State address
• Terminated zoo director gets nearly $23,000 plus four months of free housing
• 'Thursdays at the Figge' program resumes
• Local lawmakers want more details on how Quinn will fix state's finances
• Henry County takes bids for courthouse tuckpointing
• Time's running out to nominate Leaders Under 40 candidates
• Daily planner, Feb. 2, 2012
• Text of Niabi Zoo Director's termination agreement
• Isabel Bloom's Founder's Celebration
• Riverdale Middle School honor roll
• Augustana's Four Choirs Concert showcases global music
• Moline Schools Big Band Bash
• Program to assist individuals with delinquent accounts
• BCSD is accepting applications for 4-year-old preschool program
• Iowa Tourism Industry Showcases what Iowa has to offer
• Volunteers still seeking cats that fled Moline fire Monday
• Celebrity birthdays, Feb. 1, 2012
• Albracht to be featured on Discovery Channel
• TSC Global officials silent on local workers' future
• Coyne contents on auction block Saturday
• State professional regulation board disciplines 3
• KUUL morning team heading to AM dial
• Make green dreams come true at Alleman fundraiser
• Henry County investigative task force formed
• Meeting will discuss potential Main Street district in Olde Towne
• Super Bowl, how do I loathe thee?
• Beg your pardon: Fine collection
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012
• Daily planner, Feb. 1, 2012
• Augustana announces comprehensive fee
• Business is haven for exotic animals
• Join us for the next Belgian Bluff Community Meeting
• Red Cross announces new Regional Chief Development Officer
• WQPT to broadcast Illinois State of the State Address live
• Local domestic violence shelter receives funding
• Clarence and Marie Medley Conservation Scholarship
• Fort Jackson hosts Medal of Honor memorial for Baker
• Mill Street section closed for construction
• Naturalist, storyteller steps into Darwin's shoes in interactive performance
• IAAP to meet Feb. 13 at Butterworth Center
• Operation Spay Day 2012
• Lucille O'Neal speaker Feb. 2 at Jefferson-Edison Winter Parent Conference
• Augustana alumna talks about ExxonMobil research
• Supply Chain Management Day in the Quad Cities March 6
• American Cancer Society's Discovery Shop super sale
• Voice of the Cardinals coming to the Quad Cities
• Eastern Iowa Comm College receives $289,000 grant
• SLIDESHOW: President Obama: Atkinson & Alpha
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 1, 2012
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 31, 2012
• Michlig Energy buys Cambridge commercial park lot
• Q-Cs break weather record Monday
• Schilling talks shop with business owners
• Catholics urged to fight contraceptive services mandate
• Fyre Lake Golf Course investor hopes it can reopen this year
• Part chain saw, part robot: Walking Forester joins displays at Deere Pavilion
• One-day effort collects $56,000 in fines for Rock Island County
• IDOT announce postings for vehicular weights on roads
• Davenport man wins $30,000 lottery prize
• Black Hawk College Digest for January 31
• Wellness program gives glimpse of diseased and healthy cadaver hearts
• Iowa American Water sponsors educational school programs
• New Kingdom Trialriders and Volunteer Recruitment
• Longfellow Liberal Arts to hold Trivia Night Feb. 11
• Hornbuckle & Trane donate to Scott Community College's HVAC Program
• Daily planner, Jan. 31, 2012
• Texas Hold'Em Tournament and Sponsors Gala Feb. 4 benefits The Arc
• A day of coping with unemployment
• The Moline Foundation anounces scholarship application deadlines
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 30, 2012
• Gift-giving hearts grew big thanks to Good Fellow, Argus Santa
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 30, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 30, 2012
• Vietnamese celebrate culture, new year
• Festival counts many ways to love chocolate
• Bohman is all about 'good health, a great quality of life'
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012
• Fun with winter: A good time was had by all
• Daily planner, Jan. 29, 2012
• Geneseoans line up for and against street project
• Quad-Citians celebrate China
• E.M. hopes new TIF breathes life into stagnant development
• Bethany beckons more Good Fellow and Argus Santa contributors
• Updated blueprint planned for 16 acres next to WIU-QC
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• MLK Center banquet room dedicated to retiring Ida Robinson
• Cisneros sees bright future for Quad-Cities' Hispanic leaders
• John Baker receives hero's farewell in South Carolina
• Schilling pushes effort to protect Arsenal
• Harkin calls for action to reduce student loan burden
• Barjan employee sues TSC Global for improper termination
• Clarification
• Rural Prophetstown man won't get new trial
• Bettendorf H.S. to hold 8th-grade parent night Monday
• Harkin and Loebsack join picketers at Nichols Aluminum
• Mercer County Health report an increase in Chlamydia
• Daily planner, Jan. 28, 2012
• King Center opens the Ida Robinson Banquet room
• Deadline for Buick Achievers Scholarship Feb. 29
• Families invited to all learn to Square Dance Feb. 19
• Davenport WSDT Street closure
• E-book services the Moline Public Library
• Stylin' Against Breast Cancer 2011 grant recipients
• Soccer players may net scholarship goals too
• Immanuel returner pilots parish nurse program
• A Moline pastor named Davenport shares kernels of faith
• People of all faiths oppose human trafficking form of slavery
• Why hope is a great strategy
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• Area schools, cities receive $377K to encourage walking, biking
• Annawan School Board approves attendance ban on student, resident
• Judge denies trustee's order of protection request
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 20, 2012
• Q-C Chamber of Commerce hosts legislative forum Friday
• Erie superintendent: School 'not able to confirm' hazing allegations by wrestler
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 20, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 20, 2012
• Ameren power back to most of Henry County
• Snow, chilly temps on tap for Quad-Cities; 1 below tonight
• Holiday food drive to support the River Bend Foodbank
• Former HUD Secretary to share message of encouragement
• Rivermont Collegiate open house Jan. 21
• Combined Federal Campaign successfully wraps up season
• FIRST Tech Challenge Regional Qualifier January 21
• Rock Island Elks Free Orthopedic Evaluation Clinc
• BCSD integrates SMART Table Technology in Preschool
• Davenport Lincoln Avenue closed till 3 p.m. today
• Rural Geneseo dogs get 2-year reprieve
• Mercer school delays police officer vote
• Obama's rejection of pipeline plan felt in Q-C
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 19, 2012
• Phase II of WIU construction scheduled to being in the fall
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012
• Changing of command at Arsenal: Spencer welcomed, Blake retires
• Arrowhead Ranch auto auction slated Saturday
• Hampton approves sewer rate increases
• New BHC president greets students with handshake, hello and pastries
• Locust & Harrison closure due to water main repair
• Australian James Galea brings humor and magic to Augustana
• The Women's Choice Center hosting vigil January 21
• Toasty Toes Workshop planned at the Wapsi
• Arrowhead Ranch vehicle auction January 21
• Silvis Students inspired by Martin Luther King
• Metro East briefs for Jan. 18, 2012
• Water leak shuts down Locust and Harrison intersection
• Kentucky man dies in Tuesday night Davenport accident
• E.M. to consider hiring consultant to negotiate with Triumph Foods
• Medicare payment rates limit what Moline ambulance service can collect
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 18, 2012
• Aledo approves school resource officer agreement
• Erie parents claim wrestling coaches tolerated hazing of students
• Chickens get Silvis approval
• Atkinson seeks $95,000 from landfill owner
• Getz remembered for dedication to Quad-Cities
• Branstad sells growth plan in Bettendorf
• Local men named to state military bases committee
• Rock Island County gives 3.85 percent raises to 62 employees
• Putnam asking Davenport for money to cover expenses
• WIU Riverfront Campus opens; Quinn promises Phase II money
• Dear Ellen DeGeneres: Would you reach out for a special teen?
• Pipeline official to address Republicans Wednesday night
• United board hires transportation fleet director
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 18, 2012
• Rockingham Road to close January 18 - 20
• Friendly House kicks off VITA program providing free tax preparation
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Putt-A-Round
• Update on Rock Island news
• Parent Teacher Conferences at Rocky, Edison and Washington
• Community Caring Conference Trivia Night
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in R.I. area
• QCAWC and Happy Joe's Pizza Night
• RFQ Process for Development of the former O'Rourke Building
• MidCoast Gallery at Bucktown
• R.I. Music Association is hosting its annual Trivia Night
• Details about funding for Duck Creek provided today at forum
• Henry County committee OK with kennel license for Ms. Duke's 10 dogs
• Rock Island delays water shut-off decision
• Welvaert: Moline needs reduced costs, shared services 'to survive'
• King Center honors community members
• Getz funeral to be held Wednesday in Moline
• Programming issue responsible for erroneous boil order in R.I.
• Billing for emergency service in Moline tops tonight's council meeting
• King remembrance urges focus on the dream, not memories
• Beg your pardon: Fountain Oasis Travel Plaza
• Authorities: Father shoots son in Knox County hunting accident
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 17, 2012
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• Indulge yourself at Chocolate Festival at Q-C Botanical Center
• City of Moline erroneous automated phone messages
• Q-C Cannons 16U Baseball Team presents Trivia Night
• Trinity among Illinois hospitals to contribute community benefits
• K9 Kindness is holding trivia night fundraiser March 31
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 16, 2012
• Farm show keeps growing, packs more into Expo Center
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 16, 2012
• Tireless Q-C supporter Tom Getz dies at 84
• It's the Midwest. Snow happens
• R.I. to consider water shut-off moratorium during winter
• Daily planner, Jan. 16, 2012
• East Moline preparing to renegotiate agreement with Triumph
• Live Well Network replaces RTV on Ch. 4.2
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• Rapids City mulls where to store salt
• More than a school: WIU sees Riverfront Campus as Q-C focal point
• Great expectations: Scott County Emergency Communications Center a disappointment so far
• Daily planner, Jan. 15, 2012
• Great day for dreaming about a new boat for summer
• Ridgewood Grade School, Rock Island, Student Writers
• Grease fire extinguished at LaFlama
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012
• Homeless dads with kids face few options
• Schwiebert Park exceeds expectations
• Black Hawk College Digest for January 15
• Credit union plans website workshops
• King Center plans celebration Monday
• Deere's 'Can Do' combine breaks record
• Cordova deal with sheriff's department still on hold
• Family museum plans indoor waterplay area, Town Square
• Black leaders chide Davenport over 'climate of discrimination'
• Hampton athletics fundraiser today to feature free throw contests
• Higher rents proposed for some Moline housing tenants
• I-74 bridge accidents back up traffic Friday afternoon
• Help Good Fellow, Argus Santa avoid being a short fellow
• Salvation Army tops fundraising goal
• Rescued dogs free of brucellosis
• St. Ambrose student wins $1 million
• Rafferty remembered as class gentleman, great family man
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012
• History of Coffee & Tea Jan 15 at Botanical Center
• Daily planner, Jan. 14, 2012
• Bowling to Banish Bullies Feb. 4 in Davenport
• 2011 Red Kettle campaign final report
• How to safely surf the Internet and find (Almost) anything online
• Bettendorf Middle School Club to Host Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012
• Parents switch remotes, take teens to Romanian mission
• Light a candle, hold the potato pancakes
• Families need more time around dinner table, pampering, too
• An imam, rabbi and priest walk into a ....
• Kids can play indoor ball in Alexis starting Jan. 22
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 13, 2012
• One death, minor injuries reported in snow-caused crashes
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 13, 2012
• Alexis board approves purchase of new John Deere riding mower
• ALDI to open new store in Silvis, close one in Geneseo
• Six Rocky students named All-State musicians
• No waiting for Girl Scout cookies
• R.I. senior named semifinalist for National Merit Scholarship
• Port Byron board to move ahead with parking lot
• Report on economic development reassuring for Woodhull business community
• Rhythm City Casino says they're talking to interested parties to take over Davenport operation
• Turning 13 on Friday the 13th -- no big deal
• Patti Jo leaving hole for those accustomed to her faces
• R.I. warns vehicles on snow routes to get ticketed or impounded
• Geneseo Library establishing hobby groups
• Illinois employment offices closed Jan. 16 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Red Carpet Re-View to begin Jan. 31 at the Bettendorf Library
• Brenny's Customer Appreciation Winter Bash
• Daily planner, Jan. 13, 2012
• Christian Care receives grant
• Late first snow may pack a wallop
• Rock Island, Davenport declare snow emergency
• Augustana receives grant to renovate athletic facilities
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 12, 2012
• Davenport mulls tax hike, layoffs
• Abe, Blues Brothers invite you to be a hometown tourist
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 12, 2012
• Lombard Street closed in Davenport Thursday
• Snow and biting cold to arrive in Q-C tonight
• Historic Clock Tower and Eagle Watch Tour
• Talk show host explains why old civil rights issues are news again
• Henry Stark County Extension Open House January 23
• City of Davenport drives $100 million in new business investment
• Students learn virtual reality & 3D design through VREP program
• WIU-QC Riverfront Campus Ribbon-Cutting
• West Music in Moline to host food drive and restring event
• Poinsettia giveaway at Vander Veer
• R.I. school board hires football coach, hears fiscal fears
• Moline moves to seek transport station plans
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 11, 2012
• Geneseo may sell land to humane society
• Henry County delays appointment, learns Swanson is resigning
• Museum's renovation of R.I. church to preserve building's character
• Farm show opens Sunday at Expo Center
• Jacobs lone area lawmaker still providing tuition waivers
• R.I. library branches to close Monday
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
• If this was in cursive, kids of the future couldn't read it
• Daily planner, Jan. 11, 2012
• Colona family loses pets in house fire
• Iowa residents to sign up for free Wireless AMBER Alerts
• King Center hosts service to honor Dr. King
• R.I. Moose Lodge Membership Drive and Winter Beach Party
• Moline Mayor to deliver 2012 State of the City Address
• ILLOWA Sport Flyers meeting to be held February 4
• Health Department promotes Yellow Dot Program
• Q-C Human Trafficking Project to receive grant award
• Davenport street closing
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center Casual for a Cause
• Ascentra Credit Union awarded grants for area schools
• Scott County Library System to hold a winter sports party
• Black History program and reception at Moline Library
• Hike the Canal outing on Sunday, January 15
• Scott County Soil and Water Conservation awarded $177,640
• Pregracke to attend debut of River Rat Root Beer
• R.I. Council rejects roof tarp for Old Lincoln school
• Washington Square ready for tenants
• Training video to feature Moline teachers
• I-80 Equipment scales back plans at Colona
• Bridge-building contest planned for students Saturday in Muscatine
• DNR officials inspect boat ramp project
• Moline set to seek plans for transport station's upper floors
• Colleagues recall officer as man of faith
• Visit Turkey with QC Chamber
• Is Mother Nature confused?
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 10, 2012
• Habitat seeks help for its own home
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 10, 2012
• Odd items draw ReStore customers to hardware pilgrimage
• Flying Fish 'ripple effect' making big splash
• Pauley: Despite fiscal challenges, Rock Island poised for growth
• Volunteer Millers finalize program schedule for 2012
• Colona PTA updates
• Winter 4-H YOUniversity classes offered for local youth
• 4-H Super Saturdays Youth Project Days 2012
• RIAWC announce applications for scholarships
• Colona community hosts trivia night fundraiser
• Rock Island Libraries Observe Furlough Day
• Sons of Norway Storelva Lodge 1-655 movie night
• Learn to ski at SnowStar
• Augustana's Women in Leadership Symposium
• Barry Manilow tix on sale Jan. 20
• Genesis seeks nominations for distinguished physician awards
• Augustana College's 10th annual International Food Festival
• Arsenal to hold government property auction Jan. 18-19
• Family Museum Trivia Night 2012
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• St. Ambrose plans Civil Rights Week activities
• Davenport Community Schools budget process
• 4-H Saturday Science Special Interest Club & Science Fair
• University of Illinois Extension Council meeting notice
• Barry Manilow to perform at i wireless Center March 8
• Transformer causes Moline power outage
• Better living and healing through essential oils
• Rock Island to vote on new museum tonight
• Nothing but Grace: Longtime Edgington grocery store owner still going strong at 104
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 9, 2012
• Driver, 91, dies one day after two-car accident in west Davenport
• Globetrotters take a spin in Q-C
• Assisted-living centers face budget crunch
• Odd items draw ReStore customers to hardware pilgrimage
• Bald Eagle Days draws more than birds
• Milan Santa Fund exceeds $10,000 goal
• Dispatch Good Fellow, Argus Santa Fund still seeks contribution
• Jordan students finally gather under one roof
• Apartments springing up in downtown Moline
• World Racer goes far away to get closer to God
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 7, 2011
• In Good Faith: Enough with the guilt
• New Life pastor celebrates 30-year journey
• Parish nurses anointed with faith oil for roads ahead
• Food stamp of approval should boost Smart Choice sales
• GateHouse news briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• Master craftsman makes crosses for his master
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• Daily planner Jan. 8, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for January 8
• Is Mother Nature confused?
• Visit Turkey with QC Chamber
• Hampton proposes increase in sewer rates
• Clarification
• Daughtry plans March 9 Q-C show
• Moline launches annual pothole contest
• Habitat for Humanity seeking help for work on its own home
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 7, 2012
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Putt-A-Round
• Free Pre School Screening January 19
• Health department notes cervical cancer awareness month
• Genesis SPARC host trivia night
• 2012 Augustana Sights and Sounds
• Bald Eagles on the Mississippi River program
• Rock Island Optimist Club hosting luncheon
• THRIVE documentary slated for January 12
• Reporting a pothole could earn you dollars in Moline
• Cocoa and Cookies volunteer social planned for Jan. 21
• Calling all kids in grades 1-6, Block Kids Building Contest
• CommUniversity gets ready for 32nd year
• Celebration and musical tribute in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Pregracke to promote River Rat Root Beer named in his honor
• WIU, ISU to offer schools wind-energy materials
• Cleveland trustees thwart mayor's appointments, seek financial records
• Money donated to Atkinson Heritage Society returned
• Meminger Metal catches fire Thursday
• Sludge waste removal in Port Byron to take 3 more weeks
• Trinity Shoe sale canceled
• Board approves purchasing new water meter for well
• Q-C leaders hope malls sales spur development
• DeJaynes hopes to help E.M. become more business friendly
• New defense strategy's affect on Arsenal still uncertain
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 6, 2012
• Quad City Air Show moving to Labor Day weekend
• Genesis nursing scholarships available for regional BSN students
• Discovery Shop Flip Flops and Formal Wear Event
• Mayor Pauley will host Coffee & Conversations
• Davenport looks to cut 20 positions
• SAU Chinese New Year Celebration
• Euchre Tournament for Freedom
• Martin Luther King Day family celebration Jan. 16 at RME
• Open house Feb. 21 to plan future of Forest Grove Road Area Park
• Living Lands and Waters to give away 150,000 free trees in the spring
• Colonel Davenport Historical Foundation annual meeting
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 5, 2012
• Health department maintains services on a shoestring
• Macerich buys out partner Simon in SouthPark, NorthPark malls
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 5, 2011
• Pro tracker loses trail of missing dog
• Mayor Pauley to give R.I. State of the City address Monday
• Schilling: Accomplishments and frustrations, but no failures first year
• Moline Foundation announces deadline for grant applications
• Shoe sale Jan. 9-11 at Trinity
• Small Farms Webinar Series begins January 26
• University of Illinois Corn & Soybean Classics January 18
• Walk with the Eagles January 14
• 28h annual Bald Eagle Watch
• Call for entries - Black History Month Art Exhibit
• Bettendorf school tests new student cellphone policy
• Donations quickly replace Kewanee humane society dryer
• Election panel denies bid for vote on county board size
• Nursing home's future on March ballot in Mercer County
• Part-time Silvis firefighters get 1 percent hike
• Moline's Steinbrecher gets raise
• News about foundation's generosity is something to smile about
• ID now required when buying certain cleaning supplies
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 4, 2012
• Beg your pardon for Jan. 04, 2011
• Beg your pardon for Jan. 04, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 4, 2012
• Eagle family life exhibit to be part of Bald Eagle Days
• Part of Moline's River Drive to close Jan. 4 due to water main repair
• South Rock Isand Township announces scholarship program
• Roadwork continues on Davenport's Gaines Street
• Learn about Native American beliefs on the eagle Jan. 5
• Fire destroys barn in rural Geneseo
• Benefit for Bill Clodfelter to be held Saturday
• Cuts could limit Youth Service Bureau help for at-risk children
• Moline to consider raise for city administrator
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 3, 2012
• Q-C weather turns wintry
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012
• 24th Annual Solo Competition
• Boil order lifted to residents to Silvis Heights Water
• Pet First Aid Class slated for January 21
• Monmouth College receives $50,000 gift
• Centennial Park winter hours
• IONS-QC program 'Creating Sacred Space'
• Internet Players Scratch Paper Day Jan. 3
• Bring the outdoors into your New Years resolutions
• Quad Cities Macintosh Users Group to meet Jan. 17
• What to expect in 2012 for the Quad-Cities
• Celebrity birthdays, Jan. 2, 2012
• Windy waters greet brave kayakers Sunday
• Parents of 1st 2012 Q-C baby face tenuous future
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 2, 2012
• Daily planner, Jan. 2, 2012
• Voice of the Mallards keeps crowds informed, entertained
• Papers celebrate holiday
• 11 for '11: Best 11 QCO Videos from 2011
• Mediacom, KWQC reach agreement
• Terronez tops local stories in 2011
• New Illinois laws range from seat belts to DNA tests
• Less stress on Georgia's mind thanks to Good Fellow, Argus Santa
• Happy New Year! Youngsters celebrate early
• Papers follow holiday hours
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012
• Black Hawk College Digest for January 1
• Daily planner, Jan. 1, 2012
• Spend spring break cleaning the river
• Grieving mother warns: New Year's is a very dangerous night
• Q-C man turns to high tech in search for missing dog
• Gallagher takes over as Bettendorf mayor
• KWQC expects to be off Mediacom Sunday
• 'Tis the season to feel SAD
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 31, 2011
• Child Abuse Council receives RDA grant
• The top 10 religion stories of 2011
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
• Flying Fish 'ripple effect' making big splash
• Starting a new business may even frighten angels
• Geneseo church provides free way to share Valentine vows
• One free thing that will make your life better next year
• New waves of melodies flow at Riverside Methodist
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• Kwanzaa celebration planned at Martin Luther King Center
• Dispatch/Argus note holiday hours
• R.I. County to step up patrols of Cordova during New Year's weekend
• River Action seeks nominations for Eddy Awards
• Annual Christmas bird count under way
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 30, 2011
• Milan disbanding auxiliary police force
• New Years' 'to-do' list avoids resolutions
• Shelter needs volunteers to fill in missing pieces
• Q-C businesses promote healthy living
• Rivermont Collegiate January events
• Health department offers healthy resolutions checklist
• Eastern Iowa Comm College Jan. 7 registration session
• Rivermont Collegiate Young Scholars Program
• Daily planner, Dec. 30, 2011
• Initiative promotes tourism and recreation on the Rock River
• E.M. Correctional Center to add 60 inmates
• Red Cross helped 184 Q-C familes in 2011
• Dates set for Christmas tree pickup
• Trash with flash: Don't invite burglars with boxes on curb
• Goodwill to open new larger Moline store
• Geneseo doesn't welcome newcomer's 10 rescued dogs
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 29, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 29, 2011
• Easter Traditions in Germany presented by Kathlyn Hofmann
• Countryside Community Theatre announces holiday party and auditions in January
• Regional Auto Show features announced
• Secretary of State offices to close for New Year's Day
• University of Illinois Extension holiday hours
• Davenport Gaines Street closed till January 5
• United Township Project PRIDE honors students
• Eagle Ridge School honor roll
• January Radish features annual award winners
• Old school becomes Oasis for families in need
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 28, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011
• Little snow helps cities save money
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 28, 2011
• New Year's plans, resolutions and those who made 2011 great
• Horse-drawn Argus Santa bobsled once handed reindeers a helping hoof
• Bridge to Credit Island ahead of schedule
• Mercer Library seeks voter support
• Top Q-C baby names: Olivia and Alexander
• Bettendorf Public Library mystery book discussion
• Make your own greeting cards
• Daily planner, Dec. 28, 2011
• Dark Highlands Trivia Night slated for January 21
• Health department announces 2011 employee service award winners
• Shelter for homeless mothers with kids needs help
• The Salvation Army is $65,000 short of Red Kettle campaign goal
• Free learn to skate clinic
• Committee Chair serving on the IRTA Board of Directors
• Two key traffic safety laws to take effect January 1
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 27
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 27, 2011
• EMT marks 30 years with Tri County Ambulance District
• Snowstar opens to good crowds
• R.I. Library to demonstrate its digital media service Thursday
• Here we snow: Andalusia ski season begins despite weather
• Property taxes on the rise as schools scramble for funding
• Oh, the weather outside -- isn't too bad
• Scott County gets grant to clean up pet waste in Duck Creek Park
• Riverside offers lunches for kids this week
• Sophia, Alexander top list of most popular baby names at Genesis
• WQPT to present Live New Year's Eve show from Beale Street
• Gloria Dei to hold Epiphany celebration Jan. 8
• Learn how to download e-books at R.I. Library on Dec. 29
• Korean War booklet sales to benefit Illinois memorial
• 'The Magic Flute' comes to Davenport Feb. 7
• Daily planner, Dec. 27, 2011
• Edward Jones Investments office relocates in R.I.
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 26, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 26, 2011
• Vote for the top Q-C story of 2011!
• All of Moline's union contracts expire at year's end
• No Spring Pops in 2012 for QCSO
• 'Hitter' revving back up to speed at helping people
• Christmas Day community meals offer food, fellowship
• Moline shooting sends man to hospital Saturday night
• Neighbors, Red Cross aid Cordova family after fire destroys home
• Track Santa on Christmas Eve
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
• Sunday features in Saturday's issue; no paper on Christmas
• Red Cross responds to two Friday night fires
• Figge board still working on director search
• Holiday campaigns seek more cash-carrying elves
• Plane safely makes emergency landing at Quad City International Airport Friday
• Daily planner, Dec. 24, 2011
• Holiday wishes granted, local servicemen home for Christmas
• Good Fellow, Argus Santa stops Grinch from stealing family's Christmas
• Here's to you, Ms. Robinson: King Center matriarch to retire
• Reservations due Dec. 29 for Chamber trip to Turkey
• John Deere Middle School Student Writers
• Wilson Middle School Student Writers
• GateHouse News briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
• Manger scene makes it Christmas for church families
• Fatal tropical storm fills Philippines-bound missionary with more urgency
• List of Christmas events
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Christ in Christmas
• God turns doodler into Nativity painter
• Augie professor's Christian consumer book strings many pearls of wisdom, whimsy
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Our holiday office hours, paper schedule
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 31, 2011
• Homeless, but still holding Christmas hope
• Schilling: Two-month tax cut agreement 'will give some certainty'
• Sherrard pre-kindergarten students moving to Winola Elementary
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa help added up thanks to ad department
• Annawan school board approves increased tax levy
• Illinois health agency offers infant formula safety guidelines
• National Guard creed 'hidden' in brickwork of Armory
• Police increase patrols, urge safety during holidays
• Von Maur to sponsor first-ever Red Kettle Match Days Dec. 23-24
• Scott County soil and water meeting set for Jan. 3
• Daily planner, Dec. 23, 2011
• Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jan. 14 at Augustana
• Health department offers flu season guidance to parents
• Informational meeting for immigrants Jan. 14 in Rock Island
• Eastern Iowa Community Colleges offere computer classes in January
• Henry and Stark County Health Departments to close on Jan. 2 for holiday
• National Association of Women in Construction to meet Jan. 5
• Gift packages will celebrate last Genesis Babies of 2011
• HAVlife Foundation announces 2012 board of directors
• Daily planner, Dec. 22, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 22
• Q-C wants new Cat plant and its 1,000 jobs
• Hospital Report Card website lets patients check outcomes
• BMS students learn life skills through service projects
• United Way leaders jog contributors' memories to give as campaign lags
• Secret Santas pay off layaway accounts for Q-C families
• Frugal shoppers fuel dollar stores' growth
• Demolition starts Thursday on former Hyman's store
• Department on Aging offers tips to help seniors prepare for winter
• IDOT details lane closures in construction zones for holiday weekends
• Help the Salvation Army reach its goal this season
• Former HUD Secretary to speak at Q-C Hispanic Chamber of Commerce meeting Jan. 27
• Middle school students give nearly $2,000 to Project NOW
• Air grievances at Festivus in The District Dec. 23
• Eddy Award nominations being accepted through Jan. 25
• 1st Farm Credit Services donates to food pantries
• JC Penney sponsors Quad-Cities robotics team
• Christian Care to serve free dinner Christmas Day
• Colona School Honor Roll
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 21, 2011
• Mediacom raises prices for cable service
• Cambridge EAV dips for second year
• Atkinson tax levy unchanged from last year
• Silvis levy keeps tax rate the same
• R.I. city attorney talks to immigrant group about nonprofit organizations
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 21, 2011
• Transplanted kidney stops working
• Local congressmen split on payroll tax cut extension stand-off
• County moves to stabilize Hope Creek finances
• Ribbon cutting marks grand opening of Jackson Square
• Local KONE employees double donation to Toys for Tots
• Check 'n Go distributed 75 free child ID kits to Moline area families
• Davenport man wins $30,000 lottery prize
• Daily planner, Dec. 21, 2011
• New Year's Eve at the Q-C Waterfront Convention Center
• Free Christmas Tree Collection for Rock Island
• R.I. Police Department holiday crackdown
• American Red Cross response to disasters in 2011
• Mallards prepare to ring in Christmas with the Salvation Army
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• Milan votes for new utility tax, higher property taxes
• E.M. approves 10% hike in tax levy
• Geneseo hopes higher tax levy will pay down pension debt
• Rock Island tax levy goes up 4.99%
• Moline panel nixes residential-area wind turbines
• 73-feet long dryer makes its way from Moline today
• New Genesis system emphasizes preventive measures
• Bike giveaway spreads smiles
• Post office readies for rush
• Gas prices take record budget bite
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 20, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 20, 2011
• Chick-Fil-A Leaderclast Lunch and Learn
• Chick-Fil-A Leaderclast Lunch and Learn
• City of Moline and Moline Main Street Program ShopsQA
• Jumpstart leadership skills at Lunch and Learn events
• Quad-Cities visitor centers announce holiday hours
• Four Republican hopefuls in town this week
• Four Republican hopefuls in town this week
• Association helps Salvation Army soup kitchen
• United Way rallies community
• Turkey Hollow Road bridge now open
• Counterfeit $50 bills turn up in Clinton, Sterling
• Hundreds gather to remember Mary and Joseph's search for shelter
• Grand openings for two R.I. businesses to be held Monday, Tuesday
• R.I. will look at new tax levy at council meeting
• Pets help brighten seniors' lives
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 19, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 19, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011
• Event showcases art on a different canvas -- people
• Q-C man's proposal lights up KONE Tower
• Daily planner, Dec. 18, 2011
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa plug plumbing, car-tire leaks
• Case Creek Trails has lofty goals
• Moline firefighters seek arbitration in EMS grievance
• Arsenal looks to retool
• Gingrich, Paul coming to Q-C
• Black Hawk College Digest for December 18
• Cordova woman envisions building senior housing complex
• Occupy protestors focus on foreclosures
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011
• FEMA map puts Triumph in flood plain
• Gov. Quinn extends Moline TIF district
• 'Pack' wraps up boxes of cheer
• Mercer County school levy increasing 4 percent
• Bureau County woman wins $1 million in lottery
• Augustana's Haak tapped by Ohio college
• Cordova OKs higher tax levy
• Old Moline city hall annex razed
• E.M. Police to conduct traffic enforcement
• Corps of Engineers offers eagle program Dec. 17 and 18
• Augustana receives $1,500 CVS Caremark Community Grant
• Daily planner, Dec. 17, 2011
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• The Salvation Army announces food box packing event
• Putnam Museum Giant Screen Theater converting to 4K digital
• St. Ambrose University holds winter commencement
• 'Tis the season to feel stress? Not with prayer
• Ivy League organist celebrates his Rocky roots
• Pairs of musical passions propel new worship leader at Geneseo church
• Philippians faith makes pastors two-fold challenge doable
• New pastor chose God's way over the fairways
• Christmas-related worship services or activities reported
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 16, 2011
• Cordova won't consider threat ordinance
• Beg Your Pardon for Friday, Dec. 16
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 16, 2011
• Cambridge learns of planned school improvements
• Port Byron approves same tax levy as last year
• Putnam will switch to digital for upcoming movies
• Putnam will switch to digital for upcoming movies
• Alexis board hears USDA update
• Local Rotary clubs work toward better living conditions in West Africa
• Occupy Quad Cities will protest home foreclosures Saturday
• Jumer's Casino and Hotel donates to Toys For Tots
• New plans for visitors services in the Quad Cities
• Memorial service marks longest night of the year
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard discounts
• Scott County Extension calendar
• PACT (Parenting All Children Together) for an eight week series
• Holiday recycling reminders
• Daily planner, Dec. 16, 2011
• Slumberland Furniture donates 20 beds to families in need
• City of East Moline holiday schedule
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• Firm says it erred on Orion students' scores
• Davenport approves tax breaks for hotel/retail project
• Hampton School Board approves tax levy
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 15, 2011
• Travel center helps keep Woodhull tax rate down
• Seminar to address how to form a neighborhood organization
• State's attorney: 'Perpetrator will be caught' in White murder
• Two more blocks of 5th Avenue slated for construction
• Illinois State Police announce roadside safety check
• Henry County board chairman reviews annual report
• Local efforts raise $1000 toward ovarian cancer research
• Loebsack, Braley vote with GOP on tax cut package
• Bushels for Hunger nets more than twice as much as last year for River Bend Foodbank
• Quad City Arts Art at the Airport
• RME Sound Lab Class offerings for first quarter of 2012
• Tips to prevent frozen meters and pipes
• Quad City Arts present 'Primitive Modern' art exhibition
• Quad City Arts present 'Primitive Modern' art exhibition
• Daily planner for Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• Ribbon cutting to celebrate new housing opportunities in Sterling
• Riverdale Middle School honor roll
• Family brings Hampton service station back to life
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011
• Joanne Wiklund: Family bonds over football
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 14, 2011
• Defense bill lifts caps on Arsenal partnerships
• Medicare cuts worry medical society president
• Moline approves budget cutting 12 firefighter/paramedics
• Henry County residents complain about neighbor with 10 dogs
• R.I. schools submit improvement plans
• Geneseo to increase retirees' insurance costs over five years
• Power out briefly for MidAmerican customers
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 14, 2011
• United board approves tax levy
• Iowa site will process e-waste
• FEMA funds to help fix power lines
• Putnam offers B-day cake, gifts today
• Cleveland trustees seek legal opinion
• USPS delays closures for five months
• 'Tis the season to show off the Clark Griswold in all of us
• R.I. is offering a board creation seminar for ethnic community
• Frost Fest 2011 warms up the offseason at Modern Woodmen Park
• Kids and Cops Holiday Shop
• Michael Duffy named Man of the Year
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center Casual for a Cause
• 17th District State Central Committee Christmas Party
• Update on Rock Island news
• Daily planner for Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011
• Bettendorf schools' energy efficiency effort
• A timely tax saving message for friends of GAHC
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• R.I. leadership award nominations sought
• Establishment Theatre to unveil new show Wednesday
• 8 LEGO League teams advance to championship
• Hearn brothers seek gifts for nursing home residents
• Children to gather Wednesday for King Center Christmas party
• Turkey Hollow Road to reopen Monday
• Manuscript museum crosses first hurdle
• Moline board hears wishes for new superintendent
• Schilling wants to know your thoughts on jobless benefits
• Colona reconsiders land once planned for senior housing
• Monday lunch will honor returned veterans
• Moline to discuss specifications for possible private ambulance service Tuesday
• Beg your pardon: Boys Choir concerts
• Feds obligate $177 million for Chicago-QC passenger rail
• Tell us about great holiday displays
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 13, 2011
• River Bend Foodbank receives $30,000 grant from PGA TOUR
• Augustana Dr. Martin Luther King event slated for Jan. 14
• Join the students of the Thurgood Marshall health careers class
• Qulters Guild to present small doll and teddy Bear quilts
• Moline achieves excellence in financial reporting
• R.I. Library's December Art Exhibit features 'Color in Motion'
• Daily planner, Dec. 13, 2011
• Alleman High School gift wrapping fundraiser
• New Year's Eve dinner, dance planned at Moline Legion
• King Center has helped make Christmas better for kids
• St. Ambrose University Student Financial Literacy Program
• Q-C Station completes planned maintenance work on Unit 2
• Christmas morning Julotta service scheduled for Bishop Hill
• Republic partner's with Make-A-Wish
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 12, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 12, 2011
• Strong faith: Congregation turns out to support ailing pastor
• Daily planner, Dec. 12, 2011
• Vander Veer Botanical Park to host poinsettia, lights display
• Equine degrees from BHC are more than just horsing around
• Milan Legion dinner serves dozens of military families in need
• No. 10 should've been alive for Hall honor
• Today in history for Sunday, Dec. 11
• Group wants to thin deer population in R.I.
• Daily planner, Dec. 11, 2011
• New E.M. administrator looking forward to building relationships with city, staff
• Augustana hosting free light show at planetarium
• Nuclear facility takes Unit 2 turbine offline for maintenance
• Hawkinson named provost at WIU
• A heart-string puller pushes Junior Board into Good Fellow/Argus Santa action
• John Deere employees give out 1,200 boxes of food
• Seton Catholic Middle School student writers
• Willard Elementary School Student Writers
• Electronic items banned from Illinois landfills
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for December 11
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 10, 2011
• Dancing once again a holiday dream in Davenport
• UT 'feeder schools' now 'partner schools'
• Key West or bust: Illness forces paddleboarders' return to Q-C
• SIM Man shares health insights with nursing students
• Friends remember Ryan as 'pillar of East Moline'
• Fringed ornamental creature ends Viola native's million-dollar quest
• Holiday remembrance service for bereaved to be held Dec. 12
• Henry and Stark County Health Dept. Freedom from Smoking classes
• Henry and Stark County Health Dept. Medication Disposal
• Daily planner, Dec. 10, 2011
• Part of Middle Road to close starting Monday; Rockingham now open
• Salvation Army donations lagging behind
• American Red Cross blood drives
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011
• WIU names provost and academic vice president
• All Saints include prayers for 'long St. Johns'
• Church cantata pays tribute to former accompanist
• Ancient Faith Radio features First Noel, bonus First church tracks
• Christmas-related events
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011
• Churches United tries to provide a stable place to find food staples
• College commemorates Lady of Guadalupe sighting
• Alpha approves $12K for insurance coverage
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 9, 2011
• Carpenters re-create history at Col. Davenport House
• $12,500 donation boosts Toys for Tots
• Two GOP hopefuls plan Dec. 21 Q-C visits
• Sherrard grad is game for a cool million
• Schilling, Loebsack to serve on Defense Act committee
• United Way forum charges up static stats
• International yoga master will conduct workshop Saturday in Davenport
• Ed's handshake is proof that this 98-year-old works out
• Port Byron Board agrees to buy lot for parking project
• Former HUD secretary to speak at Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• Hampton explores adding fire protection district
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 9, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 9, 2011
• Be A Santa To A Senior gift program
• Cops for Christmas program brings together police & firefighters
• Henry and Stark County Health Dept. Medication Disposal
• Native Birds program at Wapsi Environmental Education Center
• Allouez Council, Knights of Columbus receives top International Award
• Potter Family Foundation supports Christian Care
• R.I. Wreaths Across America ceremony set for Dec. 10
• Village of Carbon Cliff to receive building improvements
• Moline seasonal leaf bag collection to end Dec. 15
• QC MUG to meet December 20
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 8
• Coal Valley raising tax rate
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 8, 2011
• R.I. celebrates community leaders
• Royal Neighbors supports Dress for Success
• Local officials react to Blago sentencing
• Group discusses how to increase interest in Great River Road
• Allegiant adds flights catering to Hawkeye fans
• Figure skaters share 'Holiday Treats' at i wireless Center
• Davenport Junior Theatre takes on an all new challenge
• Christian Care receives grant
• R.I. County Fair elected members
• Daily planner, Dec. 8, 2011
• KJ'S Mustache Challenge fundraising event
• Family Heating and Cooling's 6th Annual Furnace Giveaway
• Casting Crowns in Davenport Pre-Sale on now
• River Valley District Library to expand building
• Look for some deals at Ann's Christmas sale
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 7, 2011
• Davenport city administrator interviewing in Tacoma this week
• John Deere Pavilion closing Monday for two-month redesign
• Silvis workers get new contract, raises
• Moline hears impassioned arguments on privatizing EMS
• Tax delinquent Fyre Lake properties can't be sold
• Tell us about great holiday displays
• Settlement reached in fatal grain bin accident
• Petition for smaller county board falls short
• Retired veteran tells students what soldiers really want
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 7, 2011
• The hard work of modeling won't faze Rock Island Marine
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 7, 2011
• Atkinson will not seek tax levy increase
• Illini Ambulance Fill The Rig Day
• Bettendorf Middle School Career Fair Dec. 7-9
• Davenport woman wins $50,000 lottery prize
• Nominations for Mark W. Schwiebert Sustainability Leadership Award
• American Red Cross Holiday Catalog offers meaningful gifts
• Vitality Snapshot Task Force asks organizations to focus on data
• Davenport accepting applications for the Community Partnership Program
• St. Ambrose events during the month of January
• Local photographers providing free pictures to those in need
• NorthPark Mall and SouthPark Mall events with Santa
• Youth choirs to join Nova Singers
• Abilities Plus recipient of Alcoa grant
• Nahant Marsh Education Center hosts first annual winter festival
• Help Winnie's Place women and have fun
• International Kriya Yoga master, Kambiz Naficy to the Q-C
• Davenport 3rd Street reduced to one lane
• Alzheimer's holiday classes
• Volunteers needed for Mid-Winter Bald Eagle Count
• Galva Arts Council hosts Artisan Christmas Market
• Happy Joe's hosts 39th year of Christmas parties for kids
• Girl Scout holiday celebration December 10
• Music Department of UTHS holiday concert
• UTHS US Marine Corps Toys for Tots fundraiser
• Grants awarded to QCA nonprofits
• Update on Rock Island news
• Q-C ready for winter with New Year's and eagle watching events
• Barkan's celebrate 65 years in R.I. with Barkan’s Day
• Friendly House and Scott County Jail partner to give bikes to kids
• Lego League Regional qualifier at the Putnam Dec. 10
• Baumgartner selected Elementary Principal of the Year
• E.M. to save $813,000 with refinancing
• Moline's Dickey's Barbecue Pit closed after weekend fire
• Former Aledo mayor concerned with proposed housing development
• Andover residents oppose planned building
• R.I. mayor, aldermen tour Jackson Square apartments
• R.I. mayor, aldermen tour Jackson Square apartments
• Public can speak out at tonight's hearing on Moline budget
• State's attorney only contested race in Mercer County
• VanDerGinst Holiday Bash: Fun for a great cause
• Pat Hughes to sign copies of Santo book Saturday in Q-C
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011
• Postal closures could bring jobs to Milan
• Deceased doctor's license suspended
• Beg Your Pardon: Boys Choir fruit sale
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 6, 2011
• Davenport street closure update
• New book on the power of women's spiritual leadership
• Applications being accepted for 2012 Mercer County Leadership Academy
• Mallards players help put breast cancer on ice
• R.I. County Sheriff's Department to host Cops and Kids
• 'Tis the Season to Get (or Give) a Flu Shot
• R.I. County Extension Open House Dec. 15
• Mercer County Extension Open House in Aledo Dec. 13
• Lesson and Carols: The biblical story of Christmas in word and song
• 42nd annual Joy of Christmas Past and Present to be held Dec. 7
• BHC course to study issues of global warming
• Komen Quad Cities affiliate announces 2012 honorary survivor chair
• Royal Neighbors to donate 250 books to R.I. school
• City of Bettendorf announces retirements
• Birthday girl gives present to starving children
• Open houses offer history, Christmas spirit
• R.I. native flying high at new USO
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 5, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 5,2011
• Moline class of '59 looks to spread cheer through song
• Public hearing set for Silvis TIF plan
• Food pantries: Not just for emergencies anymore
• New R.I. city manager pledges to be aggressive in luring development
• Mother Nature to face new Red Cross emergency services director
• Mouse in the house: Largest infestation of rodents being seen in years
• Theater owner gets $7,500 surprise from Royal Neighbors
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa makes Christmas carols ring true
• Lincoln-Irving Grade School student writers
• Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy student writers
• Lighted parade highlights Geneseo Christmas Walk
• Today in history for Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 4, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for December 4
• Rock Island Clean Line will hold open houses next week
• Annual 'Holiday on the Hill' today at Putnam Museum
• Lady Antelbellum tix on sale Dec. 9
• Local agency marks World AIDS Day
• Congressional candidate being sued for copyright infringement
• Manuscript Library Museums 'looking forward to becoming part of the community'
• Lee Enterprises prepares prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• GROWTH to share in Wells Fargo grant
• Mums the word for Moline firefighters at city council meetings
• Area Agency on Aging gets new executive director
• Issues arise on how cities will split Welcome Center money
• IDOT engineer is new mayor of Matherville
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 3, 2011
• Salvation Army Volunteer Bell Ringers needed
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging names new director
• Putnam Museum 10th annual Holiday on the Hill
• Putnam Museum 10th annual Holiday on the Hill
• A. Jack Mullen 2012 Master Gardener Training Scholarship
• Nova Singers presents: A Nova Christmas
• Funeral services held for slain Moline soldier
• Parchert named finance director for R.I.
• The Farm Fresh Roller Girls present: The Justice League
• Quad City Alliance for immigrants & refugees created
• Davenport Westside Diversion tunnel project
• Taco Dinner Benefit for Bethanie Rose
• Christmas Star Program at BHS Planetarium
• Author David W. Dorris book signing event
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center Wish List Tree
• Faith & values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011
• Christian counselors help people pursue life, liberty, happiness
• Christmas drama takes audiences through a Willow Creek, over Wildwoods
• Catholics 'survive' first liturgy translation try
• Mission accomplished: food pantry shelves get filled
• Moline project makes best of a bad situation
• Davenport-bound UPS truck crashes into ditch in Iowa City
• Cleveland mayor calls police over meeting
• New group to serve refugees and immigrants
• Andover to appeal post office closure
• Malin mulling Tacoma post
• Applications available for Jackson Square apartments
• County says state promises to make partial payment on past due $3.8 million
• New utility taxes eyed in Milan
• Milan company knows what success looks, smells like
• Colona Library sponsors Scholastic Book Fair
• Methodist church will hold Christmas Traditions Saturday in Port Byron
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 2, 2011
• New I-74 bridge work could add costs to Moline, Bettendorf
• Alexis plans Christmas Walk Saturday
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 2, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 2, 2011
• Rockin' For a Cure benefit December 2
• Rivermont Collegiate open tours
• Verizon Wireless 'Hope for the Holidays Toy Drive'
• Senior Light Tour slated for December 13
• Royal Neighbors to present $15,000 to local women
• Komen accepting grant requests
• Illinois State Police announce enforcement figures
• Illinois State Police release results of nighttime enforcement patrols
• Illinois State Police release results from occupant restraint enforcement patrols
• Cordova seeks more details on proposed housing project
• Celebrity birthdays, Dec. 1, 2011
• Communtiy members tell Moline schools what to seek in new superintendent
• Kiwanis award 11 grants to Q-C groups for kids
• Area shelters filled to capacity seek public support
• State $3.8M behind in payments to Hope Creek
• Davenport halts permits on temporary housing
• Laborers believe Rock Island Clean Line project will boost economy
• Video: Quick response averts serious injury in Coal Valley
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 1, 2011
• Boots and games highlight annual Christmas Open House
• Henry County Health Board to meet Dec. 7
• Red Cross announces new Emergency Services Director
• Documentarian on environmental and social conflicts in Colombia and beyond
• Augustana's Messiah sees the return of leading soprano Mary Wilson
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra 'Beethoven's Last Night'
• Local meeting for the Great River Road in Illinois plan
• Moline 16th Street at 13th Avenue closure
• Calling all Veterans: Looking for new members
• Suit donated to Goodwill had Moline man's life savings
• Moline woman's gift to Niabi a mystery
• Few offer input on Moline schools' superintendent search
• Bettendorf meeting targets dysfunctional government
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 30, 2011
• Video: Rock Island man carves his niche in art scene
• Former First Church of Christ, Scientist, to become a museum
• Tech-savy students have a chance to share their knowledge at conference
• Brooks challenges residents to take action, help themselves
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 30
• Daily planner, Nov. 30, 2011
• R.I. County Animal Care & Control Christmas open house
• Augustana will host two traditional Swedish holiday events
• Davenport lane restrictions on Locust Street at College Avenue
• St. Ambrose University to hold winter commencement
• PetSmart, QCAWC and Augustana's Circle K Club join together
• Golden Day for The Salvation Army in Davenport
• New Augustana opera troupe expands music outreach
• Female cancer patients can Look Good and Feel Better
• Local students participate in Christmas at Augustana
• River Valley Library December events
• Augustana Endowment Society to meet Dec. 7
• University of Illinois Scholarship offered to Lutheran men
• 2011 Domestic Violence Shelter Christmas Toy Drive
• PATS to perform at Butterworth Center on December 4
• Guest speaker Dec. 11 at Broadway Presbyterian
• Beg your pardon
• Beg your pardon
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 30, 2011
• Malcolm Jewelers pendant sales to benefit cancer group
• Lee touts growth in learning
• R.I. alderman urges residents to take responsibility
• USO to open facility at Arsenal
• Grocery to open in Cambridge
• Cary Grant film in Bettendorf marks 25 years since his death in Davenport
• Businesses invited to power-project open house
• Methodist church will hold Christmas Traditions Saturday in Port Byron
• Windmill Restaurant preparing to reopen Thursday
• E.M. couple claims $1 million lottery prize
• Open house at Ann's Helping Hands starts Thursday
• Political action groups will host public forum Tuesday night
• Moline soldier's body returns to Q-C Tuesday
• New hotel, retail complex planned in Davenport
• Whooping cough reported in R.I. County
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 29, 2011
• Christmas Arrives Early For Silvis Festival
• Midwest BMX Donation Program of Moline need help
• R.I. County Health Department confirmed cases of pertussis
• Rock Island Co. Historical Society Christmas Open House
• Independent Scholars Evenings: Atlas Shrugged, Part 1
• Norwegian Julbord Potluck slated for Dec. 4
• Construction Trade Expo to be held Dec. 6 - 9
• Daily planner, Nov. 29, 2011
• German American Heritage Center featuring 'The White Rose'
• NorthPark Mall and SouthPark Mall hosts pet photos with Santa
• Cambridge Christmas on the Square Tour of Homes
• Nationwide anti-bullying tour to visit area schools Nov. 29
• The Football Greats 'Bear Blitz' returns to Quad Cities
• Peter Hannaford to discuss his new book Reagan's Roots
• Today in history for Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011
• Daily planner, Nov. 27, 2011
• Looking for the perfect Christmas tree
• Ribbons of love: Purple creations foster epilepsy awareness
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 28, 2011
• 'Waynie Sr.' was more than the trash man
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 28, 2011
• Daily planner, Nov. 28, 2011
• R.I. Library introduces enhancement to OverDrive eBook subscription
• Christmas on the Square kicks off with Santa trial
• Friends rally to raise money for injured Occupy Oakland protester
• A system overwhelmed: In Q-C, orders of protection often fail
• Illinois, Iowa assault laws differ slightly
• Abuse became murder for R.I. mom
• New tires predict good year ahead for Good Fellow/Argus Santa recipient
• Prosecution can go forward even without victim's cooperation
• Matherville Intermediate School Student Writers
• Handful turn out for Michele Bachmann book signing
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011
• Boruffs stay true to their past
• Black Hawk College Digest for November 27
• AlWood poster advances in contest
• AlWood poster advances in contest
• Hillsdale readies for snow season
• Television Quest: How I beat Black Friday
• State funding cuts forcing tough decisions for Q-C preschool programs
• Foreclosures jump in October for Rock Island County owners
• Local Christmas tree farmers reporting good crops this year
• Beg your pardon
• Cross-Country Ski Clinic
• Mental health clinic is hosting Client-Centered Arts Show and Sale
• Daily planner, Nov. 26, 2011
• Green Card holders Citizenship information meeting Dec. 15
• 3rd Annual Chordbuster Christmas Festival
• St. Ambrose events during the month of December
• WIU-QC faculty inducted into Academy of Leisure Sciences
• Celebrate the holiday season with festive events in the Q-C
• Eastern Iowa Community Colleges host event for older students
• Market Outlook with Richard Brock November 30
• Lucia Nights 'Festival of Lights' Dec. 9-10 in Bishop Hill
• TAG Healthcare Marketing snags Telly Award for Trinity
• Humility of Mary Shelter opens VALOR
• Christian Care receives grant
• Give and Get When You Adopt a HSSC Shelter Pet
• Niabi Zoo announces Holiday Lights at the Zoo
• Milan Legion to host Pearl Harbor observance
• Saying yes to Mary, God's call changes lives
• Milan Police annual Christmas Lights Bus Tour for seniors
• Resolving conflicts in a Biblical way
• Torah doctor makes Temple Emanuel anniversary house call
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011
• A reading fanatic makes Literacy Connections
• Lord's laws, Methodist girl captures pastor's heart
• Crowds welcome start of holiday shopping season in the Quad-Cities
• Amtrak station construction expected to be completed by fall 2013
• Rock Island firearm auction company featured in new cable show
• Turbine pay-off could take twice as long as expected at Erie
• Everyone's family at Mr. Thanksgiving's holiday table
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 25, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Nov. 25, 2011
• Daily planner, Nov. 25, 2011
• Andover plans Christmas Walk for Dec. 3
• From the big-league to home for the holidays
• Today in history for Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011
• The Salvation Army announces JCPenney Angel Giving Tree Online
• AlWood Lions prepare to be angels
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 24, 2011
• Sisters pitch camp for Black Friday
• Iowa Guard unit makes it home for the holiday
• Woman's estate could bring $300K to Niabi Zoo
• AlWood levy increase triggers truth-in-taxation hearing
• R.I. refugee family: 'Be thankful even for what little you have'
• Q-C friends plan benefit for injured Occupy protester
• Thanksgiving hours
• Hungry Hobo partners with Salvation Army
• St. Ambrose to host Eastern Iowa State Dance Rehearsal
• Touch of Class Fashion Show Luncheon
• The Project of the Quad Cities to celebrate World AIDS Day
• NAWIC to hold meeting December 1
• Health Department partners with IDOT & IDPH for new Yellow Dot Program
• Health Department notes World Aids Day, December 1st
• Simon Malls Angels begin on Black Friday
• East Moline School District morning coffees
• Bettendorf Middle School to receive SCRA Grant
• Campaign for Nahant Marsh Field Station launched
• The Scott Olsen benefit to be held Nov. 26
• Red Cross poll finds Americans want to give meaningful gifts
• Daily planner, Nov. 24, 2011
• German American Heritage Center event
• Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy honor roll
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 23, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011
• Donation of ramp brings Silvis woman freedom
• Ray Bergles: Veterans Day assemblies are learning experiences in districts
• Ann's Helping Hands needs your help
• Full-year EMS funding fails in Moline
• Rock Island names Cartee as athletic director
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 23, 2011
• River Eagle hopes to break ground before the end of the year
• Hundreds of pictures and videos fill Facebook page for fallen Moline soldier
• R.I. woman brings joy, personal touch to Christmas stockings
• Davenport welcomes returning National Guard Wednesday
• Water treatment plans detailed for Atkinson Board
• Hampton trustees increase real estate tax levy
• Black Friday starts early this year
• Dr. Robert Skloot will give a lecture and dramatic reading
• Update on Rock Island news
• Bishop Hill Lucia Nights celebration
• Local authors book signing happening on November 25
• 2011 Festival of Trees Holiday Parade category winners
• Henry County Republicans to meet
• Q-C Comic Book Convention slated for Dec. 3
• MEDIC EMS is named Service of the Year for 2011
• Jesse White targets holiday shoppers abusing disability parking laws at malls
• City of Moline storm drain theft
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard Weekend
• Michelle Bachmann signing books in Davenport Saturday
• Daily planner, Nov. 23, 2011
• R.I. Library introduces new library catalog with free classes
• Black Hawk Area Education Center's holiday program
• Cordova officer declines suspension delay
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 22, 2011
• Beg your pardon
• E.M. looking at 15 percent hike in tax levy
• Orion park annexation helps baseball
• Milan considers raising property tax levy
• R.I. Council postpones vote on tarp installation at old Lincoln School
• Aledo resident worried about rental project
• Moline police to deliver holiday baskets to 250 area families
• Davenport beer ads by Will Ferrell go viral
• Davenport unveils firefighter training site
• Fire staffing analysis, tax levy, water rate hike on Moline agenda for Tuesday night
• Trinity COO Mykl Garrett resigns
• Church named associate judge in 14th Judicial Circuit
• Community may offer input for qualities of future superintendent
• Moline Public Library is offering Food for Fines
• Quad Cities Visitor Centers holiday hours
• Christmas at Augustana brings holiday music and excitement
• Create your own beautiful wreath or garland
• Illinois State Police District 7 issue road safety warnings
• Dr. Eboo Patel will talk about interfaith leadership at Augustana
• Astronaut visits R.I. school where he once was a student
• Mayor Bill Gluba visits Junior Achievement biztown
• Daily planner, Nov. 22, 2011
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Bettendorf
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 21, 2011
• Moline Library to hold e-Reader information class
• Old Lincoln School back on tonight's city council agenda
• New mural shows history of Center for Math and Science site
• King Center serves up food, fellowship in Rock Island
• Moline soldier who died remembered as passionate about serving country
• Historian encourages people to preserve their own Christmas stories
• Daily planner, Nov. 21, 2011
• Attitude is important, as are lucky socks
• Today in history for Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011
• Immigrants learn computer skills
• Owner explores options for former Honeywell building
• '08 Moline grad dies in Afghanistan
• Balloon parade captivates kids
• Toy-making elves busy; Good Fellow/Argus Santa helper pitches in
• Daily planner, Nov. 20, 2011
• Does your business qualify for insurance premium tax credit?
• Milan Santa Fund seeks help to reach its goal.
• Q-C men ditch razors for No-Shave November
• Small Occupy Wall Street group demonstrates in R.I.
• Reynolds Elementary School Student Writers
• BHC foundations garner $130,000
• Black Hawk College Digest for November 20
• Daily planner, Nov. 19, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 19
• R.I. grad, former astronaut visitng Frances Willard
• Lighting of the Commons opens Q-C holiday season Saturday
• Triumph tells Q-C officials pork plant plans will address environmental issues
• Friends pay tribute to Viola assault victim
• Baler helps tackle Moline leaves
• Bishop Hill Wind Center construction is on schedule
• Kewanee bar called to task for smoking
• Arsenal firefighters pleased with news jobs won't be cut
• DeJaynes to join East Moline council
• 12-year-old arrested for battery, assault at Mercer County school
• Occupy Quad Cities plans Saturday event at Rock Island Wells Fargo bank
• Fundraiser planned tonight for family of Viola murder victim
• Pancakes for Pitties Fundraiser
• Thanksgiving Day Holiday Schedule
• Arrowhead Ranch youth to help with Smart Choice Foods
• Coats for Kids accepting coat donations
• Martin Luther King Center to serve 5,000 Thanksgiving dinners
• MPSF State of the Schools Night
• Free Thanksgiving dinner at Sharon's Family Restaruant
• Water Company Flood Protection Project to start Nov. 28
• Fundraiser planned for family of murder victim
• Can 'Soup-er Heroes' save Calvary's day? Sure they can
• Mower plants seed for youth to serve Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings
• FOMO Rules!
• New music director added to Good Shepherd's staff
• Blogger seeks spirituality, health connections
• Food program makes smart choice to replace fallen angel
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Nov. 18
• Bishop Hill: Don't cancel our post office
• Cordova calls it quits for police force
• Woodhull Christmas Walk Dec. 9
• Airbrush artist shares his gunslinger skills at UT
• A good man could use a boost from you
• 'Super stoked' fans turn out to squeal at 'Breaking Dawn'
• Annawan School Board approves tax levy
• Thanksgiving meals abound in the Q-C
• Durbin: Arsenal firefighter jobs are safe
• Woodhull sets truth-in taxation hearing
• Triumph expects E.M. plant to cost $200M
• Local stars get sneak peek of this year's Festival of Trees
• Deere food drive sculpture could feed 150 families for a year
• Davenport road closure for Fesitival of Trees Parade
• Dr. Laura Hartman's new book to be released November 29
• Scott County Regional Authority Fall 2011 Grant Awards
• City of E.M. and Gere/Dismer Architects public meeting
• Q-C Rowers compete in Boston, Chattanooga
• West Music to host free StudioLive Recording Clinic
• $2 admission at The Figge November 19
• Things are blooming at Christian Care
• Holiday Mail for Heroes event at SouthPark Mall
• Don't miss Lighting on the Commons
• Daily planner, Nov. 18, 2011
• Brian 'Fox' Ellis to share The Stories of This Land
• Catich show will feature St. Ambrose senior thesis art
• Davenport fails to approve smoking ban in parks
• Paul Simon gives dazzling Moline concert
• Today in history for Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011
• Lottery brings free-throw contest to Moline
• Cambridge schools keep same tax rate
• Welcome Center ready for market
• Orion schools set higher levy, expect lower rates
• Orion schools set higher levy, expect lower rates
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 17, 2011
• Coal Valley mulls tax levy
• Aledo hears details of proposed development
• Tax status worries Trinity officials
• Soldier, son of 2 Moline pastors, remains in critical condition after roadside bombing
• Augustana alumna's internship led to Festival of Trees job
• ILLOWA Sport Flyers last meeting
• Quad City Rollers Formal Frenzy
• Daily planner, Nov. 17, 2011
• Nature Walk Series; Fall Migration
• Earn engineering degree without leaving the Quad Cities
• The Arc Holiday Choir announces annual recital
• Bettendorf 42nd Street closed November 15
• Art exhibit provides glimpse of locally pioneered educational model
• The Arc reschedules Texas Hold'Em Tournament & Sponsors' Gala
• Rock Island to get hybrid buses
• WinterFest at the Family Museum
• Santa Claus & Carriage Rides at Winter in Bloom
• 2010 Supplemental Revenue Assistance Program (SURE)
• Best Buy to visit the Q.C. Computer Society Dec. 5
• Honoree favors eliminating tetanus, praise
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 16, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2011
• Upcoming Q-C book signings
• Upcoming Q-C book signings
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 16, 2011
• Absent Moline aldermen put annex demolition decision on hold
• R.I. County board approves new budget
• Berg praises Veterans Day assembly
• IDOT: 7th Avenue ramps to Interstate 74 set to open Wednesday
• 5 types of people that appear at all holiday dinners
• Yanni to play i wi in May
• Beg Your Pardon Nov. 15, 2011
• Q-C businessmen talk jobs in D.C.
• R.I. library branches closed Nov. 25 for furlough day
• Interfaith coalition raises awareness of African drought
• NorthPark Mall and SouthPark Mall celebrates Santa's arrival
• Augustana alumna's internship led to Festival of Trees job
• Daily planner, Nov. 16, 2011
• Christian Care receives grant
• Davenport Fire Department Training Center dedication
• Come join River Valley Library on Dec. 8 on library's future
• 'Mother hen' lays pet chicken issue on Silvis city council table
• Update on Rock Island news
• Bettendorf 42nd Street closed November 15
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in E.M. area
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011
• Moline schools eye new tax levy
• Colona moving forward with Stonebridge plan
• Beg your pardon: Toys for Tots
• Rock Island sells future homesites to GROWTH for $1
• United board discusses student program, tax levy
• Developer to give presentation on Aledo housing project
• 'Turn of the Screw' canceled in R.I.
• Henry County lowers property-tax levy
• Moline council invites comments on water rates
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 15, 2011
• New book explores Scott County's cemeteries
• I-74 ramps at 7th Avenue in Moline to open by Friday
• Turkey Bowling at the River's Edge
• Daily planner, Nov. 15, 2011
• Junior Achievement Titan Competition
• Painter Leslie Bell's 'By Hand' exhibit, opening reception
• Friendly House is celebrating National Family Week
• East Moline Lighted Christmas Parade
• Independent Scholars Evenings: 9th Amendment
• Equi-Soccer at Final Night of Equine Seminar
• Christmas Market returns to Bishop Hill
• Santorum in Scott County
• Thirteen International students to place before Thanksgiving
• Salvation Army & Toys for Tots
• Skate with Todd Eldredge
• R.I.Ccounty HCE presents their annual 'Playcrafters Night'
• Click It or Ticket, no matter where you sit
• Jesse White announces Family Reading Night set for November 17
• Kenny and Marilyn Bush Hall of Fame inductees
• Midwest Trains Model Railroad annual holiday open house
• Animals safe after fire at Geneseo animal shelter
• Nominate displays for the R.I. holiday lighting contest
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 14, 2011
• Daily planner, Nov. 14, 2011
• Doughnut eat-off kicks off MHS Share Joys
• Cemetery sculptures provide a glimpse at history
• Tis the season for too-early Christmas music and neighbors blowing leaves into your yard
• Today in history for Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011
• Deere makes progress on can sculpture
• Quad Cities Chamber member retires
• Tattoo customers get needled
• Q-C libraries create new online catalog
• Veterans remembered at Hero Street gathering
• Daily planner, Nov. 13, 2011
• High school graduation rates drop
• Free showing of 'Greenest Building' to open discussion of sustainable communities
• Going global: Deere expands reach around the world
• Seasonal hiring slightly up this year
• Bowlesburg Elementary Student Writers
• Washington Junior High School Student Writers
• Black Hawk College Digest for November 13
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 12, 2011
• Alexis board finalizes steps for loan/grant
• Sheriff investigates infant death
• Traditional holiday helpers pull new things out of Santa's bag to help needy families
• Quinn salutes veterans
• 'It's critical that we remember all the veterans'
• County may cut purchasing, webmaster posts
• QC Christian school ships out to new Moline port
• Rudy's Tacos in Milan to have ribbon cutting ceremony
• The Hungry Hobo is opening a LeClaire location
• R.I. County school chief 'pleased' pay dispute is settled
• Benefit for firefighter's child is today
• Cordova to revisit police issues
• Veterans Day activities continue
• Daily planner, Nov. 12, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011
• Will planning seminar Nov. 18 in Bettendorf
• Cambridge Parents Club Craft Show
• Quad City Arts' Visiting Artist Series presents Jon Faddis
• Augustana's strategic plan will strengthen college and community
• Adoptive family of the year honored at Bethany bash
• Year-old Oasis helps 8,000 faithful walkers
• Thanksgiving tradition continues in an ecumenical way
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011
• Signs point to a mission of love
• Students learn importance of saluting grandpas, veterans
• City of Davenport to hold CDBG Workshop
• Calling All Trivia Lovers - New Online Contest
• Today in history for Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
• Red Cross Holiday Mail program to send greetings to troops
• Escaped fugitive turns himself in
• Verschoore's niece part of firm helping Hope Creek Care Center
• Mr. Thanksgiving announces plans for 41st annual dinner
• Moline police chief to assume fire chief's administrative duties
• Journalist speaks of values after husband was killed
• New plan forms to keep state facilities open, for now
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 11, 2011
• Isle of Capri back in negotiations with developer
• Five brothers celebrate their service at East Moline ceremony
• After 30 years, Moline fire chief retires Friday
• Interaction between Congressman, Annawan grad caught on YouTube video
• Small business left out of tax break discussion
• It's not about the coach -- it's about the children
• Holiday open houses Nov. 11-12 in downtown Moline
• Firefighters battle smokey blaze at East Moline house
• 'Mr. Thanksgiving' announces plans for 41st annual dinner
• Christian Care needs salads, pies, cakes and volunteers for Thanksgiving meal
• Holiday Hat Bash Nov. 17 at CASI
• Moline to award Recycling Hometown Heroes awards
• UTHS kicked off their Toys for Tots fundraiser
• Colona's Veterans Day Activity
• Christian Care complimentary Thanksgiving dinner
• Waste Commission Facilities closed Veterans Day
• Friendly House Thanksgiving meal Nov. 22
• IDOT I-74 Mississippi River bridge update
• Rotary Club of Davenport celebrates 100th birthday Nov. 11
• Daily planner, Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
• Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 24 at Broadway Church
• Ann's Helping Hands collecting items for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets
• Humility of Mary Shelter ready to receive winter items
• R.I. County Farm Bureau to present Hall of Fame award
• Over 57 free preschool slots open in Scott County
• Davenport Community Schools presents AND1 Live
• Scott County Republican fundraising dinner
• Rock Island 26th Annual Holiday Light Contest
• Quad-Cities home sales up, but average price declines
• Security system to be installed at Mercer Co. High
• R.I. County looks to Jumer's Casino for money
• Bishop Hill implores residents to attend post office hearing
• Plan to pay regional superintendents gets House approval
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 1, 2011
• Grocery interest expressed in Cambridge
• Moline/E.M. women unite for community day
• Account set up to help injured 'Occupy' protestor from Moline
• Last chance to win 'Breaking Dawn' tickets!
• Radio newscaster Nick Lindberg loses job
• Moline to consider monthly billing
• Kewanee buildings will get a new look in 2013
• Arsenal bridge entrance to be closed during non-peak hours
• Friendly House hosts annual Thankgiving Meal
• Mayors' Hunger Luncheon November 9
• Preschool to host 'Home to the Country' craft show
• Jazz trumpeter brings his signature style to Deere-Wiman
• Storyteller brings 'Civil War Ghosts and Legends' to life
• Daily planner, Nov. 1, 2011
• Rock Island County tentative multiplier announced
• Be a Santa for seniors November 5th - December 10th
• Family of Native Spirits membership meeting
• Christian Care celebrates 95 years in the Quad Cities
• Denkmann Elementary School PTA to host trivia night fundraiser
• Rock Island Arsenal Museum hours, closure
• UTHS Fall Band Concert November 3
• Augustana lecture series to bring international experts to R.I.
• R.I. County Republicans to host Straw Poll
• Straw Poll Voting in Henry County
• Trinity Lutheran School hosts preschool open house
• MDA to host Feather Party and Dance
• QC Audubon field trip and membership meeting
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 31, 2011
• Irish memorial dedicated in Davenport
• Daily, Oct. 31, 2011
• Trick-or-treat hours in Q-C
• Daytrotter to start charging monthly fee
• Young 'Cowboy Ballerina' paints to help other kids feel better
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011
• Butterworth Elementary Student Writers
• Illinois City Elementary School Student Writers
• Dress for Success takes its name literally
• Forgotten, but not gone: Rotary Clubs work toward elimination of polio
• Hero Street heroes honored on 40th anniversary of park
• Q-C friends of injured Occupy protestor want to raise money to help him
• Daily planner, Oct. 30, 2011
• Mayoral candidates talk about Bettendorf's debt
• Orion residents frustrated by flooding creek
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011
• Elm Creek Quilts author to visit Davenport
• Trick-or-treat hours in Q-C
• Keep your kids safe on Halloween
• Black Hawk College Digest for October 30
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 29, 2011
• Geneseo unveils new library Saturday
• Sunset Marina dredging to start Tuesday
• Sunset Marina dredging to start Tuesday
• Church women unite for community day celebration
• Underbakke loses bid for Alabama job
• Arctic expert to discuss Vikings
• East Moline explosion injures two
• John Deere attempts to create combine sculpture for world record
• First female commanding general welcomed to ASC, Arsenal
• Fire heavily damages house in Bettendorf
• DNR snowmobile course Nov. 12
• East Moline American Legion Auxiliary potluck Dec. 13
• Daily planner, Oct. 29, 2011
• Corps of Engineers awards contract, dredging to begin at Sunset Marina
• Become a Master Gardener in 2012
• Owl Prowl with Bob Walton set for November 12
• Deere attempting world record with S-Series combine can structure
• Child Abuse Council identified as recipient of child abuse prevention funds
• Chart-topping Christian singer-songwriter to perform at Augustana College
• Chiropractic students help the needy by taking it to the streets
• Edison Jr. High Lights ON Drama Club play
• Smithsonian director to speak at Augustana College
• Illowa Community Dance Series Nov. 4
• Illowa Community Dance Series Nov. 4
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011
• Moline Chick-fil-A to collect gift-filled shoe boxes for children
• Silvis Methodist church's centennial plans grow
• Geneseo teen's 'shoe box' gifts needed more bedroom closet space
• Holy days to remember
• Newest Trinity chaplain reflects on what brought her here
• Priest pens 'A Guiding Star' needed for a sainthood cause
• Halloween goes unobserved by African refugees
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 28, 2011
• Front yard revolt: Moline protester occupies his own lawn
• Kilbride retention campaign was country's costliest for past 25 years
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 28, 2011
• Irish Memorial will rise Sunday in Davenport
• Two local schools vie for grant money
• State Supreme Court: County board reduction referendum can only be advisory
• Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Christmas Carousel Bazaar
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the Mississippi Valley receive grant for Teen Center
• AlWood Middle School in Woodhull need your votes
• Village of Andalusia to have boil order starting Nov. 1
• Edison Jr. High performing the play 'Is The Joint Haunted?'
• Figge celebrates Haitian art exhibition with special event
• Daily planner, Oct. 28, 2011
• Quilt exhibit on display at the Quad City Botanical Center
• Just Kids celebrates the life and legacy of Stephanie Vinar
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary calendar
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary to host membership dinner
• Davenport Fire Department has received Accredited Agency status
• Joy: A Weapon of Mass Destruction presented by Sue Williams
• QC Illini Club, bus trip to basketball game and last fall gamewatch
• Carolyn Foster Davis trivia night fundraiser
• New E.M. city administrator to start at $112,500 salary
• Arsenal commander sees retirement as opportunity
• Augie and high school choirs give free concerts
• BHC sets new president's salary at $175,000
• Member revives effort to trim county board
• Retired city manager turns focus to making R.I. residents healthier
• Business owner announces bid for R.I. County recorder
• Trinity to close cancer awareness art exhibit
• E.M. Police Department auction on Nov. 5
• East Moline mayor narrowing down replacement for Bustos
• Completion of I-74 ramp renovations delayed
• Genesis, Radiology Group expand partnership
• Moline, Deere working together to build parking lot for IT center
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 27, 2011
• Daily planner, Oct. 27, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011
• Men to March in Women's Shoes
• Mississippi Valley quilters Guild presents Children's Quilt Exhibit
• '75 Augustana grad to conduct Symphonic Band's fall concert
• Maintenance slows I-74 traffic into Iowa until 3 p.m.
• Local union works with Living Lands & Waters
• Friends of Trinity Medical Center luncheon Nov. 7
• Metro East briefs for Oct. 26, 2011
• Cynthia Coe: On cold autumn nights, curl up with a good mystery
• Hero Street Park celebrates 40 years
• East Moline chooses annual city award winners
• Today in history for Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011
• R.I. students miss test targets
• Higher water rates eyed in Moline
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 26, 2011
• Better-than-candy treats given to refugee students
• Beg your pardon for Oct. 26, 2011
• Henry County cancels Tuesday's budget discussion, ready for vote Nov. 8
• Accept it folks, winter is coming
• Rock Island teen the real star among dancers
• IDOT unveils schools for Operation Teen Safe Driving Program
• Henry County Board cancels special board meeting
• Daily planner, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011
• Moose Lodge Membership Drive with dinner and Halloween Party
• Rockin' Blues Halloween Party at The Muddy Waters
• Finding Your Get Up and Go Workshop November 18
• New water aerobics class being offered at YWCA
• Update on Rock Island news
• Milan Chamber businesses host Trunk-r-Treat Oct. 26
• New audiology booth benefits students and the community
• Trunk-n-Treat Oct. 31 at Silvis Baptist
• NorthPark and SouthPark hosts trick-or-treating event
• Halloween Pet Safety Tips
• Treat local children to Trunk'r Treat October 26
• Senator Jacobs presenting sponsor for EM Lighted Christmas Parade
• Moline High play spins unique aerial web
• Fire department OT, pensions and general fund deficit discussed at E.M. budget meetings
• Colona ends single-purpose TIF early
• Moline school board meetings to go paperless
• West End housing wins OK
• Jason Gray playing concert in Davenport Thursday
• Q-C businessmen headed to White House job conference
• Gingrich blasts Wall Street protesters
• Area artists needed to 'Get Jazzed' and decorate a holiday window
• Moline aldermen to look at property annexation for Zimmerman Honda
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 25, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011
• Daily planner, Oct. 25, 2011
• KeyStone Neighborhood Association membership meeting
• City of Davenport offers affordable homeownership
• YouthBuild Quad Cities Open House November 4
• Harvest and Halloween dance set for Oct. 30
• R.I. Libraries announce special closings for training, events
• Food for thought: Eat, drink and support the R.I. Library
• Q.C. Computer Society: How Libraries Work in the Ebook age
• Local firefighters graduate from Fire Academy
• Civil War book discussion series at the Moline Public Library
• Daily planner, Oct. 24, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 24, 2011
• Vow renewals at Augie stir up college memories
• Dispatch/Argus best in northern Illinois again
• Pair of R.I. fires displace 10 people
• Unique marching band to play Redstone
• 'Professional' eaters go about it the wrong way
• Daily planner, Oct. 23, 2011
• Moline man in jail following steak-knife stabbing on Saturday
• Motorcycle, car collide in Bettendorf
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011
• 'Open Arms' service is memorial to infants
• Cambridge schools look to improve academics
• R.I. home sustains light fire damage
• Bilingual teachers open Spanish Academy
• Habitat home is an American dream come true
• Milan Santa starts 72nd season
• Taxpayers paying extra for state's tardy payments
• Late payments cost Illinois millions in interest
• RiverTech land nearly ready for development
• Snail mail call: 66 years later, Orion veteran receives 'letter from home'
• Hundreds gather in Davenport to support Occupy Wall Street
• Dispatch Good Fellow, Argus Santa streamlines holiday campaign
• In Uniform
• Silvis Jr. High Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for October 23
• Easy to get wild in Q-C
• Cordova begins sewer project
• Illinois 92 construction nearly finished
• Attorney: $1.25M settlement reached in camp deaths near Colona
• Few signs of movement on paying state's overdue bills
• Daily planner, Oct. 22, 2011
• Emergency Alert System (EAS) nationwide Test Nov. 9
• Genesis to host Open Arms Memorial Service Oct. 23
• National Guard Army canceled craft show & garage sale event
• Lymphedema specialist to speak at Gilda's Club
• Center helping teen parents graduate and become self sufficient
• Trinity Moline hosts cancer artwork exhibit
• Parents of imprisoned learn to hope, cope
• GateHouse Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011
• Lack of intimacy breaks down Christianity
• Church anniversary largely planned by POWs - Pew of Widows
• East Moline woman knits prothesis for mastectomy patients
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011
• Cordova mayor vetoes village-board motion disbanding police force at year's end
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 21, 2011
• Half of Illinois high schoolers not reading at grade level
• R.I. County, unions begin contract negotiations
• Being a Cardinal fan is taking its toll
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 21, 2011
• Bills get paid faster in Illinois with lawmakers' help
• Annawan school board expects increased income next year
• Karate, kung fu tournament planned for Saturday
• Princeton Review ranks St. Ambrose among top universities in region
• Test drive a Ford, raise money for Moline bands Saturday
• Q-C volunteers can 'Make a Difference' at activities this weekend
• Lady Antebellum to headline i wireless in April
• Bettendorf will hold meeting to discuss Freemire's residency
• E.M. Alderman picks up tab for leaf bags
• Salad lunceon and card party Oct. 23
• La Leche announces November meeting
• Ron Paul to visit Davenport Oct. 21
• Daily planner, Oct. 21, 2011
• Jolly Roger topless club closes; opened when R.I. 'was wild'
• Gingrich to come to Davenport Oct. 24
• Twice as many child pedestrians killed while walking on Halloween
• Safe Kids releases first-of-its kind Halloween research study
• Humane Society of Scott County to host 'Fall Fur-stival'
• Bettendorf High School awards Dave Thompson
• City of East Moline free leaf bags
• Calling for heroes of the Heartland Nominations
• Augustana lights up Old Main dome to celebrate renovation
• Independent Scholars Evenings: Asian Carp
• BCSD to host ground breaking ceremonies
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011
• New board takes over College Illinois!
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 20, 2011
• Orion schools trim special ed rolls
• Verschoore's Fraud Hotline bill signed by Quinn
• Emergency rent, mortgage assistance available in R.I. County
• Mobile clinic brings dentist to kids
• Late payments complicate business for Illinois prisons
• Department of Corrections owes $180K to area businesses, nonprofits
• Energy efficient windows installed at Hampton School
• United school board reviews school report card
• American Business Women of America chapter to meet Nov. 2
• Fire union head: Moline officials have 'blood on their hands'
• Masqat Court #167 Daughters to celebrate 36th anniversary
• Moline's 7th Avenue ramps to open by Nov. 1 at the latest
• Give Warmth program to collect winter coats
• Arianna Quartet returns to work with area students
• Isle Casino to host World Maid-Rite Sandwich Eating Contest
• Calvary offers Remembrance Candles for All Souls' Day
• Trinity trivia night to benefit United Way
• City of Rock Island sewer system smoke testing
• Daily planner, Oct. 20, 2011
• Genesis doctors in recital to benefit hospice patients
• Participate in a Historic Clock Tower Tour October 22
• Holiday Bus Trip to Peoria Festival of Lights
• Bicycle Tour of Historic Arsenal Island
• Isabel Bloom sold to three employees, including designer
• University of Illinois Extension Council meeting notice
• Lincoln Road is now open to traffic
• Metro East briefs for Oct. 19, 2011
• 2011 Fall Equine Seminar Series starts November 3
• St. Ambrose University enrollment, rankings
• Illinois State Police to conduct nighttime enforcement patrols
• Illinois State Police announce special traffic enforcement patrols
• Illinois State Police to conduct occupant restraint enforcement patrols
• Fire chief resigns after Moline aldermen vote to cut EMS
• Downtown E.M. comes alive for Fright Night
• Rules for yard-waste pickup and leaf burning
• Payments to schools improving for now
• Homesickness a part of American history
• Atkinson OKs absentee voting
• AlWood looks to refinance working cash bonds as a revenue ' bridge'
• Port Byron parking lot deal falls through
• Getz is next Cary Grant artist in residence
• Award named for Pathway hospice founders
• Henry County seeks options to layoffs
• R.I. County budget includes jail officers, but no vehicles
• Silvis approves tab for second round of LED lights
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 19, 2011
• Illinois backlog adds to schools' money problems
• Illinois universities cope with chronic late payments
• Proposed Colona development fails to get commission's backing
• E.M. gets its own foundation
• Returning military still have battles to face
• Beg your pardon
• Geneseo retirees upset over health insurance increases
• Mother, daughter fill 2 related presidencies in Rotary
• Daily planner, Oct. 19, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
• Fire damages Moline home Tuesday
• Holiday Happenings at Hauberg Civic Center
• QUADPEX 2011 annual stamp show to be held October 30
• Bettendorf Parks and Recreation Information
• Pizza Forum with Rep. Morthland
• Update on Rock Island news
• Citizens of Davenport invited to candidate forum
• Pine Street closed for water main repairs
• East Moline hires city administrator
• Cordova Township trustees vote to end police contract with village
• Northern neighbors turning down the heat
• Aledo delays street closures
• Official numbers hide true healthcare backlog
• Local day-care providers soon could face payment delays
• Nonprofits bear burden of Illinois' unpaid bills
• R.I. approves demolition of 23 properties
• State funding delays hobble Ballet Quad Cities
• Blackhawk retains most Country Bank workers
• Moline considering property tax hike
• Beg your pardon: Go Loopy artists
• Beg your pardon: Groothaert
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 18, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011
• Daily planner, Oct. 18, 2011
• Valley Bank encourages school pride
• WQPT holds 4th annual Trivia Night
• E.M. Businesses committed to a sponsorship for lighted parade
• Experience 'Quality with Heart' on the Route 64/84 Holiday Shop Hop
• St. Ambrose events during the months of November
• A Benefit and Celebration for Lyle Cole to be held Oct. 22
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in R.I. area
• New low cost food source available now
• Community Health Care, Inc. awarded accreditation from THE Joint Commission
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 17, 2011
• UTHS conferences this week
• Monster Mash brings out angels, monsters
• 'Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead' director touts 'juicing'
• Businesses suffer as state delays paying bills
• Firefighters called to Colona mobile home fire
• State's late bills affect everyone from John Deere to funeral homes
• Daily planner, Oct. 17, 2011
• Sierra Club talk to focus on zero-landfill living
• R.I. council to consider demolishing 23 vacant properties
• New look hopefully coming for Mercer County football stadium
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011
• Moline considers new historic district for Belgian heritage
• Former Freedom Rider explains how to change the world
• Clothing exhcange helps Q-C neighbors during tough times
• Disparity found in farm subsidies
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 16, 2011
• Backlog is more than just unpaid bills
• Q-C creditors see slight improvement
• Deadbeat state: Illinois owes billions in unpaid bills
• Black Hawk College Digest for October 16
• Daily planner, Oct. 16, 2011
• Quad City Christian School Student Writers
• Moline Township awarded $30,000 in Emergency Food & Shelter Funding
• Davenport Eastern Avenue Branch Library receives award
• Sea of Goodwill Event Oct. 18 in Davenport
• Empty Bowls Project Oct. 25 at MHS
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011
• Rapids City sets tax rate
• Dads Club parade will alter traffic
• Morthland wants to lower gas tax in border towns
• Schilling fundraiser draws fire from Medicare backers
• Singer/songwriter in Q-C to benefit military
• Books-A-Million to open by mid-Nov.
• Cattle truck overturns on I-74
• Flu clinic Oct. 18 in Moline
• Paw-tumn in LeClaire Nov. 5
• Ex-Iowa player Greenwood out of coma
• Daily planner, Oct. 15, 2011
• Construction to start on bridge to Isle of Capri
• Advanced MIG welding class at BHC
• United Township High School Parent Teacher Conferences
• Author David W. Dorris book signing event
• ATEEC Interactive Learning Lab
• Keep your pets safe during Halloween
• Youth Service Bureau receives Amy Helpenstell Foundation Grant
• Quad Cities rings in Holiday Season with Festival of Trees
• Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular at i wireless to be taped by NBC
• A Jesus carpenter friend builds Winnie's Wishes and hopes
• Firefighters, police appreciate appreciation luncheon
• New youth director inspired by father's, nursery-schooler's faith
• Forum focuses on Affordable Care Act benefits
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
• Goossens given indefinite medical leave in Cordova
• A skeptic explains it all; Skeptic Magazine publisher visits Augie to show power of the mind
• Front Street Brewery, Nostalgia Farms moving into Davenport's Freight House
• 'St. Jude's Ride' inspires local Quad-Citian to do more
• Aledo mayor stresses no conflict of interest in Dove appointment
• R.I. County NAACP to host 75th annual state conference
• Davenport aldermen vote down pay raise for mayor
• Mercer schools question crossing lights ownership
• Longtime E.M. city planner dies
• Deputy Treasury Secretary reviews jobs acts with area business leaders
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 14, 2011
• "Hate in America" exhibit to display KKK items
• MetroLink receives more than $5 million in grants
• State wants Iowa Interstate to pay for ethanol train derailment clean-up
• LaHood leaving White House in 2012
• Free educational session about Long Term Care options
• Daily planner, Oct. 14, 2011
• Fall Car Care 'Salute to the Military' Oct. 29 at River City Tire
• Star of "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead" in Rock Island Oct. 16
• Water main break at Lincoln Road now open
• Partners of Scott County Watersheds to tour Interactive Learning Lab Oct. 18
• City of East Moline free leaf only yard waste pickup
• Guitar concert for hunger relief
• Stripe the Stadium and next QC Illini Club GameWatch
• National Gaurd Army looking for craft vendors, garage sale items
• Moline raising price for building permits and several other fees and permits
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011
• Geneseo has buyer for old library
• Group makes plans to Occupy Quad-Cities
• County explores housing state inmates
• Competing company files complaint against former Bettendorf library director
• County rejects I-80 Equipment rezone bid
• No raises for Moline employees
• Beg your pardon
• Halloween programs at the Princeton Public Library
• Community welcomes First Army at Niabi Zoo
• Bethany, volunteer dentists aim to fill oral health care gap
• Trinity College hosts fall open house
• Tour ATTEC's new interactive learning lab October 18th
• Quad Cities Greyhound Adoption Trivia Night
• Explore Life in the Slow Lane with Turtle Travels
• Hounded Halloween for the whole family and dogs
• Halloween Trick-or-Treat in the Park
• Guys In Ties improv comedy troupe
• Local agencies in Scott County eligible to receive federal funds
• Iowa Special Olympics Polar Plunge Oct. 15,
• Royal Neighbors holds women's clothing drive Oct. 22
• An interview with young local author & illustrator
• Make it a Swedish Christmas; a family fun workshop
• Taylor Ridge UMC Spaghetti Dinner
• Presentation on Norwegian Mythology and Runic Notation
• Q.C. Chapters of the National Organization for Women to meet
• Q.C. Chapters of the National Organization for Women to meet
• Habitat Home dedication October 22
• Tom Emery at the Sherrard Public Library
• ASSE seeking volunteers as area representatives
• Daily planner, Oct. 13, 2011
• Bicycle tour of historic Arsenal Island
• Historic Clock Tower Tour
• More than $287,000 granted to QCA nonprofits
• First Christmas Lighted Parade to be held downtown East Moline
• Update on Rock Island news
• Moline fire chief: Cutting EMS is risking people's lives
• Colona School Honor Roll
• Eagle Ridge School honor roll
• Today in history for Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011
• Metro East briefs for Oct. 12, 2011
• East Moline recognizes employees for years of service
• Stone's ready to host first Apple Festival
• Woodhull board hears report on drainage work
• Henry County sheriff's force facing cuts
• Alcoa backs Casa workforce projects
• Library consortium to launch new catalog system
• Occupy Wall Street backers plan meeting in R.I. today
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 12, 2011
• Petition questions where Bettendorf mayor lives
• Some schools opt out of Halloween
• 'Ugly' is too nice for the 'Mistake by the Lake'
• R.I. not associated with waterline insurance program
• Rain returns fall feeling to Q-C
• Hazmat team cleans up poison
• E.M. nears administrator choice
• Rock Island considering new police station
• St. Anthony's hold free diabetes education
• Independent Scholars Evenings: Ms. Iowa American Coed
• Young eagles flight rally scheduled for October 15
• Hike the Canal outing on Sunday, October 16
• Rivermont students move beyond the classroom
• Henry County's largest one day craft show
• Pink Differently & Make Strides Against Breast Cancer
• Daily planner, Oct. 12, 2011
• Clean out your closets for Make a Difference Day
• Free session on veterans benefits
• Red Cross and QCAWC to hold Pet First Aid Class
• Outpatient liver clinic opens in Moline
• Harlem Globetrotters' coming to i wireless Center January 7
• Moline preservations wants city money earmarked for brick streets
• Moline council to consider two new fees and increases in ambulance and other charges
• Occupy movement coming to Quad-Cities
• R.I. targets two areas for scrutiny
• Crowded EMCC worries union
• Moondance to raise money for scholarships
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 11, 2011
• Daily planner, Oct. 10, 2011
• City of Moline free leaf bag collection begins October 17
• Senior Coffee to be held at Vander Veer Botanical Park
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011
• Departed spirits will liven up Augustana's Day of the Dead celebration
• Customers calling City of Rock Island about water line coverage
• Rotary Groups will reach out to over 300 Q.C. youth at Pumpkin Patch
• E.M. Fire Department hosting an open house
• Women's Connection honors emerging women leaders
• City of Moline website redesign & photo search
• Operation Medicine Cabinet yields over 18,000 lbs of material
• Genesis introduces faster, stronger, MRI with improved imaging
• Help save lives with American Red Cross fire safety tips
• Free E-waste collection event for Illinois residents
• Heart Association hosts membership event for Circle of Red leadership group
• QCMUG to meet October 18
• Tri-City Trail Riders October scheduled rides
• Free 'Toolkits' for Alzheimer's caregivers
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 10, 2011
• Union questions figures on privatizing Moline EMS service
• 'I still remember you': Vietnam vet makes trip to The Wall in remembrance of friend
• Mercer County residents get peak at jail
• Dogs have their day in Bettendorf
• Daily planner for Monday, Oct. 10, 2011
• Sports shops owner creates 'Freedom' T-shirt to help wounded warriors
• Davenport woman killed in rollover on I-80
• Man who fell through window identified; investigation continues
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011
• Author to discuss eating disorders
• Q-C event pays tribute to those who serve
• Hampton votes to allow golf cars on streets
• Daily planner for Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011
• College plans reflect weak economy
• Rake 'em, bag 'em: Cities offer annual free leaf collection
• Man hopes to make vandalized cemetery statue whole again
• Schwiebert Park has gone to the dogs
• Cop Corner: Protect yourself from identity theft and counterfeit-check scams
• Geneseo Middle School Student Writers
• Villa Montessori School Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for October 9
• CCC honors Q-C area heroes
• Chicago rocks at i wireless Center
• Vilsack sees future worth a fight
• Arsenal jobs 'looking good'
• Genesis Illini named top performer
• Technology opened world of independence for woman with MS
• Sheriff Boyd won't support raising tax to help department
• Semi rolls on I-74 ramp; metal coils land in ditch
• Galesburg Marine's funeral set for Saturday
• Daily planner for Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011
• Moline roads to close for afternoon parade
• Lanes on Brady Street to close Oct. 10-14
• R.I. Women of the Moose to meet Oct. 10
• New resale shop hopes to make Winnie's wishes, dreams come true
• Plaque's inscription gives Key Club adviser key inspiration
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011
• Gatehouse briefs for Faith & Values for Saturday, Oct. 1
• Geneseo couple driven by purpose, mission, RV
• Speed dating for Christian singles dials back to Biblical advice
• Reba does it again, wowing fans at the i wireless Center
• Ethanol train derails, burns in Tiskilwa
• Learn 'true history' of Holy Grail at Knox College lecture
• Fantasy football, IHSA rules and Nancy Grace all should be voted out
• Port Byron looks to buy lots to increase downtown parking
• QCIA runway to be completed by next weekend
• Brunk announces candidacy for R.I. County Board
• Patriot Guard escorting Marine's body tonight on its journey to Galesburg
• I-74 median work delayed
• Q-C business launches Niabi Zoo effort
• Find out if you have the top dog at Bark in the Park
• Help make Iowa the healthiest state by walking Friday
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• Daily planner for Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 7, 2011
• Police say EMCC escapee still being sought despite reports of his capture
• Passport Health offers first class medical care for travel anywhere
• Q.C. International Association of Administrative Professionals meeting
• Iowa American Water partners with emergency responders on training exercise
• Gospel Mission Temple to hold fair and bazaar
• IDOT Update: I-74 project delayed for at least two weeks
• Moline's Avenue of the Cities closed for hour Friday for homecoming parade
• Free session on veterans benefits October 14
• Bus vs. Train: Augustana professor provides ethical comparison
• Andover Historical Society of Andover to meet October 18
• Winnie's Wishes Resale Shop and More special open house
• Bettendorf High School silent auction and 'Pack the Bus'
• ADM donates $125,000 to Living Lands & Waters
• Quad City Music Guild Alumni to meet October 19
• Nelson Chiropractic supporting Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Record number of rowers to compete in Trinity Q.C. Regatta
• River Action launches geocaching program
• 2011 Trinity Quad Cities Classic Regatta
• Ascentra Scholarship Competition
• Host It Here awards recipients brought $9M to Q-C
• Milan crafting solar panel, wind turbine guidelines
• Coal Valley trustees confirm state audit of accounts
• Sherrard Pumpkin Fest raising money for playground improvements
• 'Stuff the Truck' for Student Hunger Drive during MHS homecoming parade
• Mama Bosso's Pizza makes Komen donation
• Moline rejects offer to buy annex, instead will pay to demolish it
• Morthland bill would change prison hirings
• Man found guilty of sexually assault of minor
• Moline fire chief worries budget fallout will burn his team
• Swift action from Ameren folows Aledo City Council meeting
• I-74 median construction to begin Oct. 10
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011
• Daily planner for Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011
• Swedish-American expert from Idaho to speak on cultural blending
• CASI, Vicky Ertel, to be at Roosevelt community Center
• MRDC to launch River Pilot Vodka on October First Friday
• Holiday kettle volunteers needed
• World Hunger Day and 38,664 meals
• Visitor Center at Locks and Dam #15 Fall Colors Nature Walk
• Take online survey to visualize streetscape changes in College Hill District
• All are welcome to neighborhood family movie night
• Colonel Davenport Trivia Night
• Step back in time: Civil War at Oakdale
• Wapsi River Center to host hands-on recycling project
• Augustana professor receives a very unique anniversary party invitation
• Vietnam vet to share his spiritual odyssey
• Kraft Foods to help The Salvation Army
• Why people believe weird things lecture at Augustana
• Moline city administrator recommends privatizing EMS to help balance budget
• Joanne Wiklund: Let me be wrong
• Metro East briefs for Oct. 5, 2011
• Silvis thrilled with new fire station
• Today in history for Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
• Mercer County Board votes against zoning recommendation
• Your heating bill should cost about same as last year
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 5, 2011
• Augie names three to board of trustees
• Pick name of Niabi's new giraffe through donations
• Tickets remaining to hear Central Park Jogger's story
• Hope Creek pays back county $290K month early
• Atkinson Mayor Junior to run for Illinois' 74th District
• Well hook-up topic for board members
• Critic's Choice Film Series starts at Putnam
• R.I. County Board member: 25 cent casino tax would help county
• Blackhawk, Rapids City, Milledgeville get fire assistance grants
• Roundtable to tackle creating more business at Arsenal
• Pay still in question for regional school superintendents
• Couple collects 35 years of memories at Arrowhead
• Weather service issues fire warning
• Salvation Army Heritage Temple Corps Harvest Festival
• Jumer's Casino & Hotel donates $20,000 to fund scholarship
• Naming contest announced for giraffe baby at Niabi Zoo
• 23rd annual Mississippi River Eco-Meet October 13
• Daily planner for Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
• Bettendorf Board of Education approve bids for renovations
• Jacobs announces Fire Assistance Program Grants in the District
• Friendly House's annual holiday basket sign up
• Mulligan's Taco Benefit for Irma Decker
• Bettendorf receives voice of the people awards
• Update on Rock Island news
• MDA Stars Across the Mississippi event to showcase local artists
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Republican Party Ronald Reagan dinner slated for Nov. 14
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011
• Mayor's tie-breaking vote ends East Moline fire station closure talk
• Morthland files legislation for tax exemptions on farm supplies
• R.I. expects to receive about $1M in community development grants
• Iowa Health System adds Peoria affiliate
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 4, 2011
• Chris Brown, T-Pain coming to i wi Nov. 2
• R.I. County sheriff mulls proposing quarter-cent sales tax
• 'Mower' than just a lawn tool
• Cause found for Deer Grove derailment
• Expert to share his findings on birds and environmental change
• Storm Chasers Day at Rock Island Public Library
• Quad Cities CVB annual meeting on Wednesday
• Need host families for international college students
• Quad City Rollers present a Nightmare on Third Street
• Planetarium's Fall Open House will highlight Jupiter
• Q.C. Bank & Trust to host FREE Document Shred Day
• Daily planner, Oct. 4, 2011
• Davenport water treatment plant construction contract awarded
• Beginners' square dance lessons to start Oct. 5
• First female R.I. County circuit clerk Kenney dies
• Bishop seeks peace, justice for world's poor
• 700 fight Q-C hunger in CROP Walk
• Friend's death inspires volleyball teams to buckle up - and remind others to
• Help MHS Key Club collecting food during homecoming
• NAWIC new officers installed
• Erie Parents Club presents 'Rachel's Challenge'
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 3, 2011
• Daily planner, Monday, Oct. 3, 2011
• Bohnsack proposes sales-tax bump to support sheriff's department
• QC Safe Kids Coalition will teach students to 'Walk This Way'
• Moline fountain flows again
• Walking tour takes Moline downtown back in time
• Teens learn skills to succeed at Latino Youth Summit
• Student Hunger Drive gets early start with mobile pantry
• Moline mom in running for Reader's Digest prize
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011
• Daily planner, Oct. 2, 2011
• Cafe at RME gets new look, menu
• Eugene Field student writers
• Washington Square rehab aims for January completion
• Black Hawk College Digest for October 2
• In Uniform
• Rock Island Center for Math and Science Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011
• Daily planner Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011
• Beg your pardon
• Beg your pardon
• Autumnal Tales at Riverside to be Oct. 7
• Trinity continues free prostate cancer screenings
• Help available to homeowners to apply for mortgage assistance
• WIU board elects new officers
• Former elementary school up for sale in Sherrard
• Student Hunger Drive will host mobile pantry at River Bend
• Black Hawk formalized president job offer to Baynum
• 'You have to move forward and fight against hunger': Luncheon kicks off Student Hunger Drive
• Teamwork launches middle school catapult project
• Guatemalan Bishop given Pacem in Terris peace prize
• Amtrak, roads under assault by GOP; Thomson prison deal inching forward
• Durbin: Lower debit card swipe fees good for consumers
• Illowa Community Dance Series: 2011-2012
• HEPM Community Outreach Effort: Volunteers needed
• GROWTH organizes networking meeting for local contractors
• Home Bound Healthcare offers flu shots in your home
• Doris & Victor Day Foundation awarded $566,952 in grants
• 20th annual AFL-CIO Hall of Fame Banquet
• R.I. Optimist Club hosting Trivia Night October 8
• Augustana celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Rebuilding Together Quad Cities trivia night
• Moline Organ Fest - Free Walking Concert
• Walk This Way at Ridgewood Elementary
• A Night Together for Noelia
• 50th Polar Bear Regatta
• Fire hydrant flushing begins in Moline
• Trinity offer two free prostate cancer screenings
• Habitat for Humanity Q.C. celebrates Iowa's 1,000th Habitat House
• Milan hydrant flushing to start first week in October
• NAWIC to hold meeting October 6
• The Salvation Army of the Quad Cities seeking bell ringers
• IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union says no to monthly debit card fees
• Grand Opening of the Cafe at RME
• Pacem in Terris Award Ceremony
• WQPT calendar of events
• Taco Tuesday benefits WQPT on Oct. 25 at Mulligan's Valley Pub
• Friends to remember teacher who died in class
• New rules affect deer hunting in Illinois, Iowa
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011
• Marycrest alums return to campus Oct. 7-9
• Aledo lends 'extreme' help to 'tween' with spina bifida
• Birthday bashes for Geneseo city, church
• Health, spirituality conference ponders questions Baby Boomers are dying to ask
• Speaking about God, dog comes easily to Trinity's new priest
• Class prepares Catholics to make a homecoming
• Today in history for Friday, Sept. 30, 2011
• Safety, landscaping top College Hill District wishes
• Riverbend Antiques expands next door
• About 800 still without power
• Alexis board approves USDA improvement bids
• Arsenal ceremony recognizes Army's heros
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 30, 2011
• Beg your pardon 9-29-2011
• Historical Society art auction, picnic fundraiser will be held Tuesday
• Accredidation group wants changes at Niabi
• Empty bowls project fills hearts with gratitude
• Trinity Cancer Center presents breast cancer education event
• Rock Island school hosts local International Walk to School Oct. 5
• Augustana students performed a disaster relief concert
• Church Women United Fall Forum set for Oct. 7
• Rock Island City Council sets goals
• Military Retiree Appreciation Day Oct. 29 at R.I. Arsenal
• Daily planner, Sept. 30, 2011
• Parents who do their homework visit Rivermont!
• Singers invited to join Handel Oratorio Society at Augustana College
• WQPT holds screening and panel discussion for Hispanic Heritage Month
• Davenport mayor closer to pay raise
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 29, 2011
• Medal of Honor winner to visit Q-C
• Verschoore wants Quad-Citians to apply for energy program
• Davenport mayor pushes for land-based casino
• R.I. students ready for outdoor adventures after Arsenal program
• Rock Island offering free leaf bags, removal
• Black Hawk taps Thomas Baynum as new president
• R.I. American Legion hosting trivia night
• Central Park jogger tells tale of triumph over terror
• Rock Island County to host Illinois' NAACP convention
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011
• Daily planner, Sept. 29, 2011
• Preventing Medicare Fraud Workshop
• Bingo for Breast Cancer to be held Oct. 8
• Bettendorf dedicates Faye's Field Oct. 1
• Save your pink Yoplait yogurt lids and help save lives
• Doliner brings Jewish history from Rome to Rock Island
• Trivia night to benefit children's services at R.I. Library
• David Baker: Would city kids end up the same as farm kids?
• Metro East briefs for Sept. 28, 2011
• New River Valley library director a perfect fit
• Today in history for Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011
• Online assessment tool providng more data to R.I. teachers
• Funeral services planned for Fulton soldier
• Volunteers receive Quad City Caring Awards
• Share your opinions on College Hill Business District streetscape
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 28, 2011
• Lt. Gov. Simon's visit to BHC focuses on math, ag programs
• Moline committee of the whole OKs first-floor lease of new transit station
• Survey ranks local utility companies
• Orion mayor: Fumes from 1995 gasoline spill a 'life-safety issue'
• Postal workers seek Schilling's support
• Woodhull approves Division Street work
• Crumbling retaining wall at John Deere House raises public safety concerns
• Local cabinet maker heading to Alabama to help family rebuild
• Q-C Airport receives StormReady recognition
• Mannheim Steamroller in concert Dec. 21
• Autopsy 'inconclusive' on East Moline teacher's cause of death
• Start Somewhere Walk set for October 7
• Grand opening for new food pantry in Reynolds
• Milena Oda at German American Heritage Center
• BHS Student Council collecting canned food donations
• Helicopter returns to display in Davenport
• Independent Scholars Evenings: When Farmers Were Heros
• Come out to Country Corner for Pumpkin Cannon Weekend
• Open house showcases renovated John Deere Middle School
• Moline students make smooth transition into school year
• Board accepts bid for Sylvan Island park
• Umbrella weather not gone yet
• Harp program debuts at Augustana
• R.I. libraries closed Thursday for furlough day
• Moline to review multi-modal pact with Metro
• Western Illinois University commemorates Founder's Day
• Daily planner, Sept. 27, 2011
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary looking for vendors
• Fire marshal: Saturday house fire not intentional set
• Trinity Cancer Center presents breast cancer education event
• Fall Review in Cambridge on Oct. 1 to include crafts and food galore
• Benefit scheduled for family of Leukemia victim Zoe Stamer
• The project of the Quad Cities' Project Chocolate event a success
• Mary Beth Carlson in
• Make Teal Real. Rise up against ovarian cancer
• Quad City International Airport is StormReady!
• Western Illinois Home Health Care blood pressure clinics
• Davenport Parks and Recreation Ward 4 meeting has moved
• St. Mary's 39th Annual Bazaar
• Family of Native Spirits Indian Taco Fundraiser
• Knights to hold annual recognition event
• Sherrard Hall of Fame recipients to be honored
• Meet your Legislators Ice Cream Social
• R.I. Parks Dept. looking for tree donations for holiday decorations
• Today in history for Monday, Sept. 26, 2011
• Libraries offer e-books for Kindle
• Super Bowl champion to speak at luncheon honoring veterans
• Crafts teach kids about butterflies at Botanical Center event
• Service groups, families join serious runners at QC Marathon
• SAU president oldest person to soar with the Blue Angels
• Daily planner, Sept.. 26, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
• Habits must change in order to stop global warming, Q-C rally told
• Development projects among Rock Island's top goals for coming year
• Aguilar says jobs would be his top priority in Congress
• 'Mad-Citian' speaks to Quad-Citians about incivility
• New Renew Moline director sees plenty of development opportunities
• Forum attendees pleased with BHC president search process
• Rock solid leader: Phillips deftly guided RI during tenure
• Black Hawk College Digest for Sept. 25
• Preservation Society celebrates 25 years of protecting Moline history
• Firefighter injured, cat killed in Davenport house fire
• Daily planner, Sept. 25, 2011
• Rockridge Junior High School Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011
• BHC speaks with last finalist for president post
• Augie marbles hold metaphor for America
• Isle of Capri opening up negotiations for sale of Davenport casino
• Q-C area has lowest unemployment rate in Illinois
• Drivers must be aware of QC Marathon Sunday
• Beg your pardon
• A professor inspires a community to be curious
• Luau to raise funds for Two Rivers YMCA rowing program
• River Bend Foodbank receives 4,293 pounds of pork
• Daily planner, Sept. 24, 2011
• R.I. City Council to hold Goal Setting Sessions
• Final results for Student Hunger Drive's Corporate Challenge
• Church centennial stretches over four Sundays
• S.I.S.T.A.H.S. share fashion, compassion
• Smart moms need time-outs, too
• Apple dumplings don't fall far from fall review tree
• Christian, Muslim, Jewish women speak the same forgiveness
• Missionaries fill Tanzanian hills, local church halls with sound of music
• Nuns are strong, nurturing women
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Sept. 23, 2011
• 'High Times' editor emeritus, former DEA member face off at Augie
• Health care reform should 'benefit consumers, not insurance companies'
• LaHood promotes across-the-board cuts during tour of new district
• Third finalist for BHC president interviewed
• Moline middle schools to hold open houses next week
• Beg your pardon
• Beg your pardon
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 23, 2011
• Q-C's Mexican history comes to life in new Putnam exhibit
• Talks begun on selling Fyre Lake golf course
• River Eagle TIF district moves forward
• Paul Simon plans first Moline concert
• Hope Creek borrows from county to meet payroll
• Annawan schools face $500,000 deficit
• Rule No. 1 of laundry, swimming: Check for your phone
• Morthland wants investigation of Hare hiring
• Paul Simon coming to Moline
• Trinity Moline, other hospitals have tax status decisions on hold
• 120,000 marbles held together by gravity in Augustana art exhibition
• Augustana debuts new harp program with recital on Sept. 27
• Daily planner, Sept. 23, 2011
• Rebuilding Together to offer work day, trivia event
• Newborn Alpaca featured at 2011 National Alpaca Farm Days
• CHC receives grants to help children and homeless
• GMC, Illini earns national recognition for patient care
• Help Jewish Federation win $25,000 for Israel study program
• Learn how to prepare bid for government service contracts workshop
• National expert and local CEO shares insights with Augustana students
• Free Workshop on changes to prescription assistance programs
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 22
• East Moline may repay improperly used TIF funds over several years
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 22, 2011
• Silvis district names new school Northeast Junior High
• Students can attend Orion parent-teacher conferences
• Second BHC presidential finalist interviewed
• Volunteer Exhibition needs booth reservations
• SouthPark, county agree on mall value
• Women's Health Group hosts event on disease prevention
• LULAC Council 10 to celebrate Mexican Fiesta Sept. 24
• Harvest Time Music Fest kicks off Friday in Geneseo
• Cascade Garden ready for residents
• Street patch work approved in Hampton
• Hampton earns state Bright Star Award for academics
• LULAC Council 10 to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage
• Whiteside County Democratic Central Committee sponsoring scholarship
• Campaign Fundraiser for Dan Rutherford
• John Deere and Wilson middle schools to hold open house
• Children's Therapy Center Open Charity Bass Tournament
• City of Rock Island Fire Hydrant Flushing Program
• City of R.I. Public Meeting - Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs)
• Doris & Victor Day Foundation board of directors
• Help determine the design Aesthetic of College Hill District
• Daily planner, Sept. 22, 2011
• Environmentally conscious artist creates dynamic sculpture from debris
• Kids Against Hunger goal to provide 100,000 meals
• Balloons to fill Q-C sky
• Midwest news is important too
• Metro East briefs for Sept. 21, 2011
• R.I. Public Works Department will perform water system pressure testing
• Davenport woman wins $30,000 lottery prize
• Student Hunger Drive's Corporate Challenge Clucky Awards
• Balloons to fill Q-C sky
• Today in history for Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011
• Welvaert: Moline won't lose station funds
• Moline moving ahead with annex demolition
• Hauberg's mansion celebrates 100 years
• R.I.'s Elmer Hodge can teach you the value of hard work
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 21, 2011
• BHC interviews first presidential finalist
• R.I. sheriff pleads for more staff, equipment
• Cambridge mulls business plan for grocery
• Atkinson board votes to spend $1,480 to repair damage from water main breaks
• Film team shares alternatives to fossil fuels tonight
• Firefighter awarded $25K for medical expenses in settlement with city
• AlWood Board sets budget that stays in the red
• Geneseo schools seek online contest votes
• Q-C nonprofit can win a new vehicle wrap
• Frances Willard School celebrates anniversary with open house Thursday
• Luke Bryan tickets on sale this Friday
• Hare backs son's selection as assistant warden for East Moline prison
• Darden Smith to visit RIA AUSA for 3 day event
• Tennant Truck Lines breaks ground on Colona project
• Daily planner, Sept. 21, 2011
• Art workshops earn area Girl Scouts new patch
• Davenport Main Street to close Sept. 21 for repair of sewer lateral
• Quad Cities CVB annual meeting introduces the power of travel
• Gilda's Club and Genesis Cancer Care Institute Partnering
• 14th annual Thresher's Meal at Our Savior Presbyterian Church
• Update on Rock Island news
• St. Ambrose Parish hosts annual Fall Festival
• RI NAACP Prayer Breakfast at i-wireless Center
• Henry County Republicans announce meeting plans
• Show off your football skills at an NFL competition
• Let's jump! Help break a world record!
• Step back in time in Civil War at Oakdale
• Clothing giveaway at Broadway Church set for Sept. 24
• R.I. council agrees to Bent River brewing expansion
• Today in history for Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
• Rock Island receives $1.5 million federal grant for business park development
• East Moline must replace $550,000 of improper TIF rebates
• Cordova Township officials oppose special sheriff coverage
• Aledo leaders unhappy with AmerenIP
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 20, 2011
• National Federation of the Blind of Illinois to meet in R.I. in October
• Milan weighs animal control
• Catch three Jewish women spies in the act
• R.I. native wins Emmy for Tonys
• Energy-efficient R.I. street maintenance garage officially open
• State GOP propose estate tax changes
• Daily planner, Sept. 20, 2011
• Animal Shelter R.I. County Fundraiser to be held Sept. 21
• Sea of Goodwill activities and concert Oct. 18-20
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in E.M. area
• 'Mayor of Running' speaks to Quad Cities
• Children's car and booster seats checks Sept. 24
• Revitalizing the Riverfront, one planning session at a time
• Davenport roadway improvements to begin
• Cify of Rock Island water system pressure testing
• Rock Island Libraries observe Third Furlough Day
• Q.C. Macintosh Users Group giving free Keynote '09 presentation
• Female giraffe calf on public display at Niabi Zoo
• Peppertree Alpacas participates in national alpaca farm days
• RIA AUSA Sea of Goodwill
• Independent Scholars Evenings
• Neil Armstrong students host community blood drive
• United Township High School to present fall choir concert
• Today in history for Monday, Sept. 19, 2011
• Actors give glimpse into lives of Civil War-era Quad-Citians
• Daily planner, Sept. 19, 2011
• Roundup helps Arrowhead keep serving at-risk youth
• R.I. council to consider Lincoln School demolition again
• Expect to get pulled over at inconvenient time
• Head to the Highlands
• Slough gets tamed for 7th time
• Today in history for Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011
• Daily planner, Sept. 18, 2011
• Stimulus put $164M into Quad-Cities
• Being a grandma is what it's about for Cambridge woman
• Recovery.gov works with recipient reporting
• New law requires DNA from violent crime suspects
• The Place2b hits home for teen volunteer
• NAACP reaches out to refugee community
• Jordan Catholic School Student Writers
• We all want it, we all give it -- Rock Island Academy student writers
• Today in history for Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for September 18
• Big Fat Greek Fest: Come for the food, stay for the message
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 17, 2011
• The 14th District American Legion Auxiliary to meet Sept. 25
• Clover Library Book Club joins 'Be the Wall' efforts
• Fieldhouse construction causes United deficit
• Alcoa expansion the biggest in 20 years
• Unions, R.I. County 'ready to sit down' and begin contract negotiations
• Seminar will teach seniors how to protect themselves from fraud
• CCC seeks Hero Award nominees
• Colona OKs land purchase
• USPS plans could mean more jobs in Milan
• E.M. to conduct dead-end hydrant flushing
• World War II POW: It's important people don't forget
• Emergency repairs to water main near NorthPark Mall
• Arsenal ceremony honors POWs and those MIA
• Daily planner, Sept. 17, 2011
• State Convention: National Federation of the Blind
• RSVP celebrates 40th Anniversary
• LEGOS much more than Child's Play for Rivermont 5th Grade
• Illinois convention of the National Federation of the Blind to be held in R.I. Oct. 7-9
• Bring your best friend to the Dogtoberfest
• Bishop Hill Agriculture Days 'Colony Chicken Dinner'
• City of Rock Island street closure
• Muscatine spends $40,000 to replace bridge lights
• Renowned engineer to lecture at St. Ambrose University
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011
• S.O.S. to host second genealogy workshop
• Hillcrest Resort to host Harvest Fest & Haunted Woods
• Carbon Cliff Sports Club Meeting to be held on Sept. 28
• Former Wesley church stakeholders invited to reunion steak supper
• Lutheran Women Rally in Geneseo
• Desperate times can be good church planting conditions
• Firewalker knows what it feels like to be in domestic-violence victims shoes
• Part mystery, part mess: Unity over uniformity in the church
• Faye's Field completes 17-year Learning Campus dream
• Cordova seeks procedure for misconduct charges against mayor, trustees
• Go Red for Women luncheon tickets on sale
• Moline native helps create Pearl Harbor memorial
• Woodhull to consider drainage work in special session
• Alexis board OKs car bid
• Mercer Country School Board stays in the black with approved budget
• Arrowhead prepares for 39th auto auction
• Approved project should improve drainage problems in Rapids City
• Mercer jail expansion almost complete
• Coalition advocates 'fossil fuel-free' day
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 16, 2011
• Texas Hippie Coalition show at Redstone room cancelled
• Today in history for Friday, Sept. 16, 2011
• Daily planner, Sept. 16, 2011
• Alcoa to add 150 jobs at Davenport plant
• Local pork producer scheduled to address industry's progress
• Iowa American Water completes $2.3 million plant improvement
• 2011 BHS Homecoming Parade
• Biennial Gathering of the Reed Organ Society
• Quad Cities 'Divas' support community cancer efforts
• Jesse White announces upgrade to the safe driver renewal program
• Hauberg Center celebrates 100th Anniversary
• Fulton Fall Festival: Calling all 'Reagans'
• Davenport designated 'playful city' for second year
• Davenport NOW reaches milestone
• Ghost Tales at the Colonel Davenport House on September 24
• Renew Moline names new executive director
• Upper Mississippi River Refuge closed area regulations
• Quad City Rollers present The Lord of the Rink
• Riverside Cemetery Annual Historic Walk
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011
• Beam me up, KONE: Moline skyline changing with eight-story KONE Centre
• Geneseo looks at increase in tax levy
• Video offers beam's-eye-view
• R.I. County Sheriff says patrol cars outdated
• The farm comes to the city
• Cheri Bustos resigns city council seat; mayor seeking replacement
• Temps dropping into the 30s tonight
• Daily planner, Sept. 15, 2011
• Group: Illini hospital among 405 of Illinois' best
• Annual Stand Down to help homeless vets starts Thursday at QCCA Expo Center
• Moline Finance Department relocates to new office
• Riverboat Development Authority grant applications available
• Arrowhead gearing up for 39th annual round-up and auction
• 4th Annual Gourd Festival to be held Sept. 24 in Orion
• Former BHC chief under consideration for Alabama college post
• America the Resilient: Independent Scholars' Evenings
• Prophetstown Area Historical Society hosts cemetery walk
• Quad Cities to host NAACP Illinois State Conference
• Legion Riders Benefit Run September 17
• Early Childhood Coalition hosting roundtable discussion on Sept. 29
• Stinky flower blooming at Western Illinois
• Andover Historical Society announces meeting
• Metro East briefs for Sept. 14, 2011
• Firefighters help fight muscular dystrophy
• David Baker: Americans more patriotic these days
• Today in history for Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011
• R.I. Alderman will hold ward meeting Thursday
• Training program prepares R.I. school staff for leadership
• Colona couple restores, shows off rare Hupmobiles
• IDOT negotiates for land needed for I-74 bridge
• Borders to close Thursday, Waldenbooks Sunday
• Ramirez joins Group O in new position
• BHC names 4 finalists for president position
• Cordova, Carbon Cliff lift boil orders
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 14, 2011
• Beg Your Pardon for Sept. 13, 2011
• Family to hold community picnic to raise scholarship funds, bring drunken driving awareness
• Quad-Cities Computer Society with Gary Stanley
• Boil order has been lifted for Village of Carbon Cliff
• St. Ambrose events during the months of Sept and Oct.
• Pilot Club of Moline elects new officers
• Historic Clock Tower Tour
• ChiliFest benefitting Second Saturdays Art Happenings
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging’s Conference on Aging Spet. 15
• Walk with Travis event for suicide awareness
• University of Illinois Extension Council meeting notice
• Kewanee, Quad Cities and Bloomington residents return from El Salvador
• USDA supports expansion of Renewable Fuel Options
• ProFair 2011 connects students with potential employers
• 40th annual Bishop Hill Jordbruksdagarna
• Mercer County completed their tax deed proceedings
• Henry County completed their tax deed proceedings
• Rock Island County completed tax deed proceedings
• Update on Rock Island news
• Daily planner, Sept. 14, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, Sept. 13
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 13, 2011
• Engle again leaves Cordova police
• Moline to consider annexing 7 acres
• Summer temps cooling off fast
• Race for the Cure seeks honorary survivor chairman
• Lee resigns as Moline school chief
• Q-C Parrot Society to host Pet Bird Fair on Sunday
• RIHS Class of '69 plans reunion
• Mayor Pauley will host Coffee & Conversations at R. I. Hy-Vee
• Moline township giving away blankets
• Gluba, Mann say China trip laid the foundation for rich relationship
• Dancers reunion tonight in Davenport
• Historic Preservation Commission hopes to propose tax rebate for homeowners
• Hawes to serve as interim city manager
• Carbon Cliff issues boil order Monday
• Astronaut tells WIU audience to keep up with technology
• Komen Q.C. Affiliate and Gilda's Club to hold educational symposium
• Red Cross' Save the Day program
• Daily planner, Sept. 13, 2011
• Alzheimer's Association Walk to end Alzheimer's raises over $68,000
• Red Cross and QCAWC to hold Pet First Aid Class
• R.I. County Farm Bureau partners with Deere AgXPerience
• Mayor Pauley will host Coffee & Conversations
• One of 10 top women in NASCAR to speak in Quad Cities
• Carbon Cliff under boil order
• VFW Post 9128 Annual Salute Our Veterans Picnic
• Village of Carbon Cliff issued boil order till further notice
• Moline Township to give blankets away to homeless
• Annual Stand Down for Q.C. homeless veterans who served in Armed Forces
• Moline Kiwanis Club to give $2,200 to local non-profits groups
• Humility of Mary Housing celebrating 21 with Jazz Brunch
• Volunteer Millers offer free program on Beatrix Potter
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Quad Cities Mediation Services offers training
• Today in history for Monday, Sept. 12, 2011
• Fluctuating kindergarten enrollments cause headaches for districts
• Daily planner, Sept. 12, 2011
• AlWood Lions sponsor free hearing screening
• Orion couple dances into polka hall of fame
• Harris pizza makes its trucks mouth-watering
• Duffee honored by Detroit Jazz Fest
• Today in history for Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011
• Beatles tribute band rocks Riverfront Pops
• Shots exchanged at traffic stop; driver taken to hospital
• Daily planner, Sept. 11, 2011
• Pentagon eyewitness recalls 'frightening, fascinating day'
• Today in history for Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for September 11
• Floating skate park docks in Davenport
• Baby giraffe born at Niabi Zoo
• Living Lands & Waters' new barge stops in Q-C
• Bridge repair to close Turkey Hollow Road
• Colona, Aledo plan 9/11 ceremonies
• Budget panel chops tax levy
• Beg your pardon
• Closings could increase E.M. prison overcrowding
• Sheriff '99 percent' sure body found in corn field is missing migrant worker
• Car Chix raise nearly $1,400
• Q.C. Eating Disorders Consortium hosts speaker Harriet Brown
• Female giraffe calf born at Niabi Zoo
• 9/11 Memorial Parade in Aledo
• Sheriffs: Tall corn creates hazard on rural roads
• Daily planner, Sept. 10, 2011
• Black Hawk picks four finalists in president search; names to be released next week
• Black Hawk picks four finalists in president search; names to be released next week
• Black Hack picks four finalists in president search; names to be released next week
• Turkey Hollow Road bridge replacement project
• 6th annual City of Davenport Urban Deer Hunt
• The City of Davenport wants to hear from you
• Niabi Zoo to Honor Heroes on 9/11
• Jefferson-Edison fall parent conference with featured speaker
• Moms drop kids off at school, lifts them up in prayer
• Wildcat Den to hold Heritage Day, Buckskinners Rendezvous Sept. 16-18
• A sweet way to start a new job
• A song in her heart, a serving dish in his hand at St. Anne
• World Race awaits small-town girl
• Faith and Values Briefs for Saturday, September 10, 2011
• A 40-year old Good Samaritan story celebrated
• HUD to give R.I., other Illinois agencies $6.2 million in grants
• Local leaders react to President's job speech
• Atkinson farmer sees speech at invitation of chief deputy majority whip
• Cordova trustee plans to file misconduct charges against mayor
• 'Inferno Fest' presented by Carbon Cliff fire department
• Schilling joins House Small Business Committee
• Farmers expecting average to below-average yields
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 9, 2011
• Hampton thanks police officer for volunteer efforts
• Alpha board debates well project
• From smoldering ashes came strength
• Churches hold 'Back-to-School Revival' bash
• Beg your pardon 9-8-2011
• Wildwood church juggles world
• Daily planner, Sept. 9, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• Town and Country owner may be eyeing Moline location for bowling alley
• Benefit for Katie Bush to be held Sept. 10
• Morthland: Quinn announcement a 'tantrum'
• Photography company uses 'negatives' to make a positive impact in the Q.C. area
• Quad Cities Marathon Party for everyone Sept. 14
• Q-C events to mark 9/11 anniversary
• July 4th drowning death ruled accidental
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 8, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011
• Atkinson farmer invited to Washington for Obama's speech
• New Atkinson police chief follows in father's footsteps
• Kewanis/Pepsi Bags Tournament to be Sept 17
• New Riverfest on tap for Sept. 2012
• 'Trains, Planes & Automobiles' takes off in Geneseo
• Remarkable rehabilitation will inspire others
• Daily planner, Sept. 8, 2011
• Terronez: Attorney board making emotional case against me
• Davenport names first woman fire chief
• Bettendorf Rotary sets October 1 deadline for grant requests
• Girl Scouts take flight at Davenport Municipal Airport
• Titan builds dreams at golf outing
• K9 Kindness Rescue Trivia Night
• E.M. Animal Clinic to hold Client Appreciation Day Sept. 10
• The Abbey celebrates Recovery Walks! 2011
• Exploring a Career in Early Childhood to begin in October
• Race for the Cure seeks honorary survivor chair
• East End Neighborhood Fair to be held September 10
• NAMI Trivia Night FUNdraiser
• Presentation and tour: Bettendorf's newest greenspace
• Joanne Wiklund: After the memories, we must move onward
• Today in history for Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
• UTHS pool gets a sign for student's Eagle Scout project
• Metro East briefs for Sept. 7, 2011
• Short-term Cordova chief returns as sergeant
• Mercer Republicans upset with county board appointment
• Moline could face more than $1.5M deficit next fiscal year
• E.M. aldermen agree to downtown health care center
• R.I. County seeking $50K from Milan for animal control
• Sons offer welcoming embrace
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 7, 2011
• Oberhaus says R.I. schools face financial woes at state of the schools address
• WVIK names Illinois radio veteran as GM
• Ark cutout appears in Silvis man's yard
• 'We have lost someone special' in Norma Tunberg
• Construction begins at BHC
• Trinity to hold weight-control program on Mondays
• Gramma's Attic at St. Patrick's Church in Colona
• Riverboat Development Authority grant applications available
• WIU: 10 years of accreditation
• Trinity accepting breast cancer grant applications
• Operation Medicine Cabinet offers free, safe disposal
• WVIK names Jay H. Pearce its new general manager
• Daily planner, Sept. 7, 2011
• Dr. Wendy Smooth to speak at Augustana Sept. 15 about gender and politics
• Local Government Tele-Instute Series for 2011-2012
• CitiBus food donations
• WIU-QC adds new major
• Help area residents facing hunger
• Crop Outlook September 7 at Moline Viking Club
• North High School sponsors All-School Career Fair
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 6, 2011
• R.I. parade celebrates families
• Unions strut their stuff in E.M. parade
• Remembering 9/11: 'Going in when everyone else is leaving'
• Today in history for Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011
• Rock Island Labor Day Parade
• Fire destroys Silvis home
• Today in history for Monday, Sept. 5, 2011
• Sterling man in critical condition after early morning accident
• 'I just stopped in the middle of the sidewalk and cried'
• Major Q-C groups close to hiring new leaders
• Black Hawk State Historic Site Weekend Powwow a success
• Even briefly dying can't stop Bartell from toting flag in Labor Day parade
• Today in history for Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011
• Living for the moments: Life with Alzheimer's
• Hannah Warren: An international advocate
• Increasing demand increases value of farmland
• Alzheimer's Association offers hope
• 'Dementia robbed us of our life together'
• CSI: Illinois State Police:
• Orion firefighters pay homage to 9/11 flag raising
• Tech savvy students to teach each other
• Vintage kart racers turn back clock at Rock Island Grand Prix
• Former Dispatch co-owner Sundine dies at 91
• Labor Day closings, service changes
• Black Hawk College Digest for September 4
• Today in history for Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011
• Park friends support playground
• Democrats plan Salute to Labor picnic at Illiniwek on Monday
• Cambridge grocery closes
• Moline finance department moving to Central Fire Station
• R.I. hires Georgia man as city manager
• Moline woman severely burned in gel pot explosion
• County to sever ties with firm managing Hope Creek
• Wake-up call recalls, restarts a 9/11 response
• $142M in Q-C road work at risk
• Men thank rescuers who saved them from sinking car after driving lesson goes awry
• Construction work on the I-80 bridges to begin Sept. 7
• RI Co. NAACP hosts 'Icebreaker' for IL QC minority businesses
• RI Co. NAACP hosts a community celebration at King Center
• Daily planner, Sept. 3, 2011
• Enjoy tacos while supporting local woman
• Steam train trips Sept. 10 in Geneseo
• Rock Island Labor Day Parade is ready to roll
• E.M. American Legion 829 trivia night set for Sept. 10
• R.I. County Democratic Party to host Salute to Labor picnic
• It's her life, choice, club and prize
• Labors of love, care for people guided by FDR, King monuments
• Support your troops for Army Appreciation Weekend
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011
• R.I. County real estate tax due Sept. 9
• Meet at His place, learn His basics
• Interfaith 9/11 gathering defines diverse unity
• 51 organizations share $96,000 in grants from R.I. Community Foundation
• Augustana College events lead up to Interfaith gathering
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus opens at iwi
• Jobs, economy, government waste fuel Tea Party Express
• Beg your pardon
• Beg your pardon
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 2, 2011
• Q-C breaks a sweat, but not a record
• Cleveland to tackle rules to prevent becoming a 'sideshow'
• Moline police department volunteer puts in 12,000 hours of work
• Additional space almost ready for E.M. police department
• China sponsors mayor's trip to market Q-C area
• WWII corporal takes emotional trip back to Germany
• Today in history for Friday, Sept. 2, 2011
• Police stepping up patrols for Labor Day weekend
• Illinois State Police D-7 - Labor Day Weekend
• Former commander of International Space Station to speak at WIU
• Bishop Hill celebrating 165 years
• QCAWC to hold 9th annual Mutt Strut Doggie Walk
• Free sign language classes to begin Sept. 8
• Quad Cities Marathon to aid over 25 families
• Georgia man tapped as R.I. city manager
• WIU: Inaugural address; Founders' Day Sept. 23
• Black Hawk Historic Site event with campfire and music
• Quad Cities CVB Visitor Centers open during holiday weekend
• Area artists compete in world's largest art competition
• Cause of Moline fire undetermined
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 1, 2011
• Morthland resolution honors BMX bike builder
• Cordova's new chief resigns
• Q-C mayor, business leader head to China
• September sizzle will close some schools
• Property taxes may rise in Rock Island County
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011
• United Way wants $11.4 million to Live United
• Isle has draft agreement on Davenport casino sale
• Daily planner, Sept. 1, 2011
• Quad City Christian School announces blood drive Sept. 1
• Captain's Table Poker Run raises $41,241.76 for Make-A-Wish
• Celebrate World Day of Sign Languages Sept. 9-10 at BHC
• Christian Care receives grants
• Cordova man elected alternate angus delegate
• MegaMan For Healing fundraiser supporting Child's Play Charity
• Revival community event to be held Sept 10-11
• Fall hours start September 6 at Rock Island Libraries
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
• BCSD Revenue Purpose Statement; vote Sept. 13 ballot
• NAWIC is celebrating a 50-year anniversary
• Taste of the Vine at Hotel Blackhawk
• Iowa investigates fish kill in Davenport
• Moline fire closes I-74 Tuesday
• Port Byron spruces up its riverfront
• David Baker: Still selling some books on Amazon
• Ellis Kell Band to play season's final Music in the Park concert
• Program will help small businesses with website development
• Metro East briefs for Aug. 31, 2011
• Hy-Vee sponsors Nov. 3 Honor Flight to D.C.
• Rapids City fire district names new chief
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 31, 2011
• Floating skate park to stop in Davenport
• Beg Your Pardon: Aug. 31, 2011
• Reconstruction along River Drive to be done by October
• Tree limbs disrupt Moline power
• Quinn touts jobs at Metro groundbreaking
• Benefit planned Saturday for liver-transplant patient
• Babes in Blue in business to raise prostate cancer awareness
• Today in history for Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 31, 2011
• Fire damages Q-C townhouse
• Eldridge woman burned in propane explosion
• Birdies & Bogeys to support local education
• Mallards to hold anthem auditions September 17
• Hometown Pride & Heritage Event in Milan
• Bushels for Hunger hopes to harvest food for needy
• Davenport Firefighters to fill the Boot for MDA
• Davenport Firefighters to fill the Boot for MDA
• Augustana's 9/11 events provide opportunities for reflection and dialogue
• Two Rivers YMCA receives R.I. Community Foundation Grant
• Michael Orfitelli Memorial Scholarship reaches endowment
• Jesse White encourages drivers to be safe this Labor Day
• Iowa State Unviersity student architects on display at The Figge
• Colona, other Illinois communities get water grants
• Corpse flower set to bloom at Western Illinois
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 30, 2011
• Beg your pardon: Trolley tracks
• Cambridge pitches grocery business
• Alleman Key Club coordinator wins Kiwanis Club award
• BHC selects semifinalists in president search
• Geneseo post office reducing hours
• United flight veers off Q-C airport runway
• Today in history for Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 30, 2011
• Worthy cause gives Divas permission to pamper
• WIU recognized for "Beating the Odds" to improve student success
• September is National Ovarian Cancer Month
• Scott County Republication Women to meet September 12
• Circa '21 and St. Ambrose team up for scholarship benefit show
• Davenport Community School Candidates' Forum
• Kirlin's Hallmark's Sentiments for Soldiers
• R.I. County NAACP Community Celebration at King Center
• Moondance for Karli Rose Kell
• New law will reduce the price of hunting and fishing licenses for veterans
• Fisher announcement for Rock Island County Recorder
• Potential Democratic Candidates petitions, filing instructions
• MetroLINK closed Labor Day
• Vintage tractor show planned coming weekend near Annawan
• Local artist accepted into International Art Society
• Military heroes receive tribute
• Today in history for Monday, Aug. 29, 2011
• R.I. attorney to run for State's Attorney
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 29, 2011
• Pink Pajama party will benefit breast cancer group
• Q-C natives ride out Irene out East
• Vendors, couples learn at new multicultural expo
• Live United by making a difference in the community
• Daily planner, Aug. 29, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011
• Schools take steps to get kids walking
• Q-C police: Price of gold not affecting theft rate
• R.I. students earn scholarships
• Military Reunions
• Annawan man plans gun shop near school
• Moline studying water rates
• Q-C man sends bikes to Joplin
• Beer, all things Irish mingle in The District
• Graceful living: 103-year-old recalls blessed life
• The Club takes shape: Volunteers turn out to transform Skills building into teen hot spot
• Daily planner, Aug. 28, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for August 28
• Carter only sitting president to visit Arsenal
• Today in history for Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011
• Meeting to explain work at historic site
• Dueling rallies target Schilling's office
• Film traces trek to wellness
• Moline gets grant for new fire boat
• District seeks helps naming new E.M. school
• Floatzilla gets bigger, but falls short
• Body found on road ID'd as rural Cable man
• Help name new school, mascot in Silvis
• Moline psychchiatrist loses Iowa license
• Police ready to catch drunken drivers
• Books-A-Million to buy Davenport Borders
• Floatzilla draws 1,535 paddlers from 17 states
• Interfaith commemoration of 9/11 to be Sept. 11 in Rock Island
• Star of "Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead" to be in Rock Island Aug. 28
• Daily planner, Aug. 27, 2011
• City of Rock Island receives awards
• Black Hawk Shate Historic Site Labor Day weekend Pow Wow
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011
• A family that plays and prays together, stays together
• Reduce Alzheimer's stress, create moments of joy
• Campus Ministry work lets Geneseo native roam Rome again
• Ramadan, the sacred month: An Imam's reflection
• Pilgrimage inspires Augie student to be a better Muslim
• GateHouse Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011
• Student Hunger Drive's Corporate Challenge kicks off
• Pavement patching to begin August 29 in Bettendorf
• Pavement patching to begin August 29 in Bettendorf
• Today in history for Friday, Aug. 26, 2011
• Rosenthal leaves police, fire commission
• Share Quad Cities schedules annual fundraiser walk for Oct. 1
• Roadwork clogs Q-C arteries
• Raise a glass at Gilda's Club fundraiser in East Davenport village
• Braley bill advocates hiring vets
• Labor Day Pow Wow scheduled for Sept. 3 and 4
• QCOnline.com hosts up-to-the-minute prep football updates
• Milan under boil order
• No stopping this on-the-go catering guru
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 26, 2011
• Turtles connect fellowship recipient to donor's family
• Community invited to BHC's Sept. 6 Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Man dies in Scott County tractor accident
• Help us reach 1,700 runners in Run with Carl's 17th Year
• Construction work to begin August 29 on IL 81 west of Cambridge
• Q-C unemployment lowest in Illinois
• Geographer to present 2011 Hallwas Lecture at WIU
• Mayor Bill Gluba to speak to Davenport Evening Optimist Club
• Part of Port Byron under boil order
• Call for photos, stories, videos for WIU-QC 100th anniversary
• Illinois Alliance for Retired Americans will meet with Schilling
• Eastern Iowa Community College upcoming computer classes
• Gain a new perspective on the Civil War through unique program
• The Project of the Q.C. hosts "Project Chocolate" fundraising event
• Monarch tagging workshop Sept. 8, register by Sept. 2
• Daily planner, Aug. 26, 2011
• Benefit and poker run for Dick Hough set for Sept. 18
• Today in history for Thursday, Aug. 25, 2011
• Motorcyclist, car collide in Scott County
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 25, 2011
• Quinn signs Jacob's bill into law protecting senior citizens from insurance fraud
• Jim Brickman to return to Adler Theatre
• United School Board names replacement member
• 19th Annual East End Neighborhood Fair to be Sept. 10
• Water main breaks on River Drive in Moline
• Nominations needed for 'Recycle Super Hero'
• Volunteers needed to help prepare teen center
• Power outages mostly restored
• First multicultural bridal expo this weekend
• New laser technology finds fake IDs
• Local leader honored by Boys and Girls Clubs of America
• Illowa Community Folk Dance Series
• VIVA Quad Cities celebrating 18th annual Fiesta
• Daily planner, Aug. 25, 2011
• Volunteers needed for River Action's Taming of the Slough
• PACT (Parenting All Children Together) for an eight week series
• Power out in Moline
• Brian Keppy memorial scholarship established
• Summer sizzle: 100 today with heat index
• Braley announces $425,000 for port security in the Quad Cities
• Hot rods on display in Aledo
• Work begins on replacing generator on Geneseo wind tower
• City of Rock Island downtown parking meeting
• Silvis ready to light up the night with annual parade
• David Baker: Selling books was fun, but labor intensive
• Exelon Nuclear’s internship program provides real-world work experiences
• Metro East briefs for Aug. 24, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011
• Back to School for Moline - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tree house needed for a movie
• Vander Veer to host final free concert
• RIHS principal vows action to improve student achievement
• Moline may halve Renew's funding
• Moline council updated on city goals
• Want to apply for a state job? Here's how
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug 24, 2011
• Reality TV comes calling on R.I. attorney
• Cordova to sell school property
• Terronez has until Sept. 27 to protest law license suspension
• Storm dumps more than inch of rain, cutting power to some
• Trinity Golf Classic raises funds for Riverside equipment
• Davenport storm water project update
• Moline Fire Department collecting for MDA
• Henry County Republicans to meet
• Open House Art Exhibit at Moline Public Library
• Aledo Rehabilitation and Health Care Alzheimer's Support Group
• Center celebrates National Rehabilitation Awareness Week
• Back-to-School Bash with The Boogers
• Update on Rock Island news
• American Legion Auxiliary makes veteran new moms lives a little easier
• 2011 Village of East Davenport Wine Walk
• Jaycees Foundation picnic
• Fun, Food and Fire Safety to be presented at Fisherman's Corner
• Scott County Library System welcomes Carol J. Miller
• A book discussion of 'The Pencil' by Henry Petroski
• Scott County Library hosting Travelogue on China
• Daily planner, Aug. 24, 2011
• Colona to reconsider I-80 Equipment rezoning
• Moline school board OKs salary hikes for teachers, other workers
• Illinois-bound lane on I-74 closed for repair
• Renaissance Rock Island named citizen of the year
• Beg your pardon: RIHS 1959
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug 23, 2011
• Ambrose students take the plunge and get involved in their new community
• Unpaid superintendents to get day in court
• Today in history for Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2011
• Daily planner Aug. 23, 2011
• K9 Kindness Yard Sale
• ICC sets public hearing on Ameren rate increases for August 30
• Share Quad Cities to hold Walk for Remembrance & Hope event
• QCAWC Soggy Doggy Splash Party
• Free family wellness fair
• Q.C. Marathon Babes in Blue to promote prostate cancer awareness
• Important reminder to Henry County property owners
• The Rock Island Conservation Club open house and picnic
• Davenport Division Street closing August 29
• Winners of Great River Writer's Retreat Contest
• Winners of Honor Flight Flag Raffle
• Blankets & homeless care packs needed
• Learn how you can become a tour guide at The Figge
• Worker who fell off barge found alive five hours later
• McLeod to present about the impact of technology on the 21st Century
• Augustana's WVIK hosts Brats and Brahms
• City of Bettendorf's 23rd Street now open to traffic
• The R.I. County Salon #137 monthly meeting update
• Volunteers needed at Lost Grove Lake Cleanup
• Plans set for 2011 Orion Fall Festival
• Today in history for Monday, Aug. 22, 2011
• VIVA 5K Run/Walk Sept. 10
• Care packages show we remember military, say volunteers
• Trudy Appleby: 15 years later and — nothing
• Trudy Appleby: 15 years later and -- nothing
• Viva Quad Cities to hold scholarship award dinner Sept. 7
• Daily planner, Aug. 22, 2011
• WD 40 is as great as the BK King was awful
• Today in history for Sunday, Aug. 21, 2011
• Take a tour on an antique tractor
• Quad-Citians flock to Davenport for River Roots, ribs
• Access to Waves program takes 14 with physical limitations skiing
• Six children from ages 5 to 21 keep Princeton foster parents on the go
• Volunteers needed to help crochet flowers and butterflies for fence
• Cambridge likes new 'merit' teacher changes
• 'Next to Normal,' 'Color Purple' coming to R.I.
• Big names to remember at i wi Oct. 8
• Augustana students connect with the community
• Repair or demolish? Lincoln School returns to spotlight
• Daily planner, Aug. 21, 2011
• Floatzilla attempt made, now the wait begins
• Today in history for Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for Aug. 21
• Hy-Vee, YMCA sponsor second fitness challenge
• Transportation summit trains community to stay on track
• Music and ribs draw crowds to River Roots Live
• R.I. officials urge community to help boost grad rates
• Feed the beast: Floatzilla still needs 300 boats for Saturday's record attempt
• Illinois announces "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" mobilization
• Scott County elected officials clean cars for charity
• Stark County Health Board Meeting Sept. 6
• Daily planner, Aug. 20, 2011
• Boats needed for lighted boat parade in Princeton
• Whiteside County to offer foot care clinics Sept. 21 and 28
• Rock Island County NAACP to host meet and greet Aug. 25 Rock Island High School Principal
• Ride 'em, cowboy, at the New Windsor Fair and Rodeo
• Taco benefit for Brandon Meyers to be held Aug. 24
• Scott County's National Night Out activities set for Aug. 23
• Blood center seeks O-neg and B-neg donors
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011
• Her hymn serves as ZIon anniversary theme: E.M. church marks 150th anniversary
• Church grows by Swahili words of mouth
• Sleeves not large enough to wear hearts of hope
• Davenport natives sell everything to serve Guatemalan natives
• Geneseo girl became a sharer of garage-sale tidings
• Grand Island chief says he's finalist for Davenport job
• Today in history for Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2011
• Wind turbines bringing revenue to AlWood school district
• Cordova hires interim police chief
• Q-C Chamber urged to dream big
• Annawan Schools approves tentative budget
• Orion to ante up for streetscape
• Schilling supporters outnumber Thursday afternoon demonstrators
• Whalen to sign copies of new children's book
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 19, 2011
• Cross country hike at a Quad-Cities crossroads
• Second City troupe plans Augie show Sept. 3
• 2 announce candidacy for Bettendorf mayor
• Daily planner, Aug. 19, 2011
• Keithsburg Boat Club to hold annual breakfast Aug. 21
• Lane closure to be installed to begin Aug. 22 on I-280
• Tribute to Our Fallen Aug. 26-28
• Visitor spending up in Rock Island County
• Senior Golf Cart Tour of Duck Creek Recreation Trail
• Quad City Hockey Association fall registration kick-off
• USDA green energy grants announced
• Augustana's American Scandinavian Association annual Crayfish Party Aug. 27
• Blankets & homeless care packs needed
• Neighborhood Ice Cream Party Aug. 27 in Davenport
• Davenport Division St. reduced to one lane for new fire service line
• Scott County's 'National Night Out'
• On the road with Obama -- a hunt for photo ops
• The Rock Island Conservation Club open house & picnic
• 'We want action': Obama urges country over political careers
• Navy families plan packing party
• Orion schools work on balanced budget
• Obama catches fair at Morrison, football practice in Galesburg
• Kewanee woman continues quest for Obama's autograph
• Henry County farmer finds himself in Obama spotlight
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 18, 2011
• King's Harvest plans shelter for homeless families
• Grassley makes case for lower tax rate
• Deere 3Q profit up 15 percent, outlook improves
• Henry County businesses see surge in customers
• Jacobs pushes prison sale in chat with Obama
• President enjoyed his Hotel Blackhawk stay
• Daily planner, Aug. 18, 2011
• New showroom, expanded body shop and service department at Green Buick GMC
• Today in history for Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011
• Obama: Another year or more for housing turnaround
• President tells Atkinson crowd the economy will improve if everyone works together
• David Baker: Grocery shopping has changed over the years
• E.M. show a car lover's paradise
• Incoming class most ethnically diverse at Augustana
• Benefit for Joe Ann Wright
• Obama visits Atkinson
• Moline Library September and October programs
• Newhouse Health Solutions Open House and Wellness Fair
• Lemonaid: The Little Car That Helps Kids book signing
• Deadline to apply for Fall Poetry Workshop Series approaching
• New development represents $13 million investment in R.I.
• President Obama makes surprise visit to the Whiteside County Fair
• Topinka recognizes Honor Flight Quad Cities
• Carbon Cliff's Volunteer Fire Department presents Inferno Fest
• Humility of Mary Housing presents fresh start benefit sale
• Agriculture Secretary Vilsack announces funding for over 900 projects
• Advanced GI treatment now available in the Quad Cities
• E.M. show a car lover's paradise
• Obama blog: Breaking news and updates on President Obama's visit to the Q-C area
• Metro East briefs for Aug. 17, 2011
• Q-C residents line up in hopes of catching glimpse of Obama
• Moline library plans anniversary fundraiser
• R.I. city manager candidates narrowed down to 3
• Sherrard FFA member says Obama forum 'well worth' attending
• Hope Creek workers protest for pay
• Fun facts about Obama's bus
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 17, 2011
• Davenport streets closed for president
• Officials divulge little information about Obama's schedule, route
• Obama surprises high school practice, LeClaire popcorn shop
• Iowans weigh Obama's job performance during visit
• Local Republican looking forward to Obama's visit to Alpha
• Presidential schedule announced for Wednesday
• Lawmakers affirm commitment to Arsenal
• Daily planner, Aug. 17, 2011
• Dear Mr. President...
• Today in history for Sunday, Aug. 17, 2011
• Dahl Ford and Christian Care team up to provide free oil changes for a year
• Walgreen's tent sale to benefit River Bend Food Bank
• Volkswagen car show to be held in Hampton Aug. 21
• Morthland to host CUB phone bill clinic
• E.M. Police Department to conduct traffic safety
• IDOT announces public meetings to help plan future road programs
• VIVA Quad Cities' Second Annual Scholarship Award Dinner
• Quad City Audubon field trip August 27
• Exhibit honoring 250 years of the first pencil factory in Germany
• Hike the Canal outing on Sunday, August 21
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct roadside safety checks
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct A.C.E. patrols
• See What's "UP" at Schwiebert Riverfront Park
• Today in history for Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 16, 2011
• River Eagle TIF talk relieves residents
• Atkinson plans 1,000 flags for Obama
• Pine Creek Grist Mill open to the public
• Schilling: It all comes down to jobs
• Roundtable to discuss bookstore closings
• Schilling to headline GOP barbecue
• Betttendorf cracks Top 100 list again
• Geneseo turbine needs new generator
• Sherrard FFA member invited to Obama forum
• Q-C piano man to play "Shrek" national tour
• Quinn to join Obama in Alpha
• Smithsonian coral reef to open at Putnam
• Sheffield woman gives birth on Route 6
• IDOT announces construction work on I-80 bridge
• Quad City Arts Gingerbread Village Workshop
• Daily planner, Aug. 16, 2011
• River Drive from 25th – 34th Street now open
• S.O.S. to host genealogy workshops
• Teacher announces candidacy for 5th Ward
• City of Davenport road construction updates
• Compassionate Friends support families who lost a child
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct roadside safety checks
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct A.C.E. patrols
• Republican party annual BBQ speakers
• Dog Agility Demonstration program to be held Aug. 20
• Unusual household tools program to be held August 26
• Augustana debate on technology/social relationships leads convocation series
• Q.C. residents given chance to become a star for talent search
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• CNNMONEY.com rank Bettendorf in Top 100
• Pony up to benefit Genesis Cancer Care Institute
• Muscatine helps haul trash from Mississippi River
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 15, 2011
• Country Corner readies for visit from Obama
• Cambridge sets annual car show for Saturday
• Stepparenting book focuses on positive attitude, happy outcome
• QC Interfaith wants more to benefit from passenger rail construction
• After hit-and-run '87 Skylark will be hard to replace
• Public hearing Monday for River Eagle Investment TIF
• Today in history for Monday, Aug. 15, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 15, 2011
• Atkinson spruces up for Obama
• Moline educator teaches history one landmark at a time
• Treasured Belgian lace to be on display at Atkinson Historical Museum
• New Trinity MedXpress clinic opens Monday at WIU-QC Campus
• State pay for public aid funerals ends Monday
• Rapids City delays ditch project
• Xstream Cleanup nets 69,455 pounds of debris from waterways, illegal dump sites
• Port Byron victorious at the 25th annual Tug Fest
• i wireless Center event will feature Olympic champions with Disney, Nickelodeon stars
• Congressional staff delegations visit First Army
• Today in history for Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for August 14
• Daily planner, Aug. 14, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 14, 2011
• More than 100 walk to commemorate death of Moline boy
• Colona schools hope to keep within budget
• Quinn signs bill that ties college funding to student success
• Feds opt not to impose new rules against tractors, combines
• River Drive again open for traffic
• Lujack adds vehicle charging station
• Obama will visit Atkinson, Alpha
• Daily planner, Aug. 13, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011
• GateHouse News Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011
• City of Silvis issued boil order
• R.I. Arsenal Museum will be closed Aug. 27 & 28
• Hesed or Hessman, it's one in the same
• Cordova pastor enjoys an Alpha-Omega type of career
• East Moline church offers some wild rides
• Missionaries flying in from all over for QC Mission Festival premiere
• New steeple gives congregation a reason to be smilin' in Milan
• It's difficult to teach children not to covet in today's society
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011
• Call 811 before you dig
• Figure Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular coming to i wireless Center
• Road construction Kimberly Road between Schnucks and Hobby Lobby
• Cordova considers bump to beginning police pay
• Today's the day Americans have paid for government operations
• RIFAC to re-open Monday after summer maintenance
• Trio brings music therapy to Trinity Moline
• Today in history for Friday, Aug. 12, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 12, 2011
• ARDC seeks suspension of Jeff Terronez's law license
• IDOT announces I-280 lane closure in R.I. County
• University of Illinois Extension upcoming events
• Storybook for Soldiers at SouthPark Mall
• State agencies host resource fair in Rock Island
• Peddler's permit needed in Annawan
• Today in history for Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011
• Mercer schools project positive budget
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 11, 2011
• Moline tables residential turbine talk
• Rock River Sweep still seeks volunteers
• OSHA, lawyers visit scene where 2 Sterling girls were electrocuted detasseling
• Q-C financial planners: Stay the course
• Hospital discharges Geneseo man after total artificial heart implant
• Port Bryon hires Tri City Blacktop to resurface streets
• Alexis rejects all bids for village improvements
• Comptroller Topinka's website puts pets 'in loving homes'
• R.I. Housing Authority receives more than $121K in vouchers for area families
• Daily planner, Aug. 11, 2011
• Floatzilla, River Roots Live team up to promote our 'vibrant area'
• 195,700
• Morning Connection 'Saddle Shoes to Flip Flops'
• Davenport to interview 10 for fire chief
• Sheet metal workers apprenticeship application procedures
• R.I. Social Security office to begin closing at 3:30 p.m. daily
• Poetry contest open to area poets
• Protecting your dog ownership rights in Illinois
• Andover Art Show to be held Saturday, August 20
• Mental health task force announces schedule of free webinars
• Youth Fishing Derby slated for September 10
• National Aviation Day Observance event at the Davenport Municipal Airport
• Afghan Women's Writing Project Open Mike Reading
• Accepting applications for Marjabelle Stewart Scholarship
• New school year safety tips
• Geneseo man with artificial heart comes home from U. of Iowa Hospitals
• LULAC Fiesta Queen Contestants 2011
• David Baker: Don't feed the raccoons
• Port Byron hopes to continue Tug Fest dominance
• Metro East briefs for Aug. 10, 2011
• Local businesses strike gold as prices skyrocket
• Moline gives first OK to work on overpass
• R.I. schools expect $1M deficit next year
• Henry County will pay regional superintendent
• No one kinder than Esta Helpenstell, but running away from problems gives good workout
• I-74 bridge work being completed ahead of schedule
• Army Corps of Engineers christens new Motor Vessel Rock Island
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 10, 2011
• Obama plans to visit area next week
• Airport stages mock mass casualty plane crash
• Mercer hospital fails to qualify for financing
• Beg your pardon Aug. 9, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Aug. 10
• Plat complete for new subdivision in Woodhull
• Daily planner, Aug. 10, 2011
• Women's Connection launches new logo and web site
• Oak Street in Bettendorf will undergo sewer repairs
• Nonprofits invited to nominate top volunteers for Q.C. Caring Awards
• Q.C. kids return to class, packing more than a backpack
• Rock Island 2011 Citizen of the Year winners
• Trivia Night to benefit the Sherrard Baseball Association
• Jesse White urges digital Talking Book machine patrons to use BARD
• Bettendorf Rotary 'Run With Carl' turns 17
• Quinn expands Q-C economic development
• Moline to consider $94K bid to repair pedestrian overpass
• Colona won't annex I-80 Equipment land
• Moline schools brace for final registration
• RI names Citizen of the Year honorees
• Preservation group wants tax rebate for historic home improvements
• Moline considers residential wind turbines
• Today in history for Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 9, 2011
• Moody's assigns Aa2 rating to City of Rock Island
• Deadline for Rock Island Labor Day Parade entries
• German Language Classes
• Infection control problems at Moline and other Illinois surgery centers
• Rivermont invites all alumni August 13th
• Joel Brunsvold/Milan Photography Contest deadline extended
• Sample Gallery
• Sample Gallery 2
• Teacher takes advantage of last days of summer
• Today in history for Monday, Aug. 8, 2011
• Quad City Phoenix Festival celebrates overcoming domestic violence
• Illinois National Guard soldiers honored for service in Egypt
• Auto fest revs the engines of British car fans
• Pink Pajama party will benefit breast cancer group
• R.I. council to announce Citizen of the Year winners tonight
• Class of '49 group proudly served R.I. fire department
• Daily planner, Aug. 8, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011
• Christian Care, roughly 300 walkers look to de'feet' domestic violence
• Bix fest blends history, music
• Eagle Scouts may help with Cleveland boat ramp
• 'Going green' for Gabe: Awareness walk set in remembrance of Moline boy
• KJWW Engineering Consultants first to receive 'Rock Solid, Rock Island Business' award
• Family Fun Day promotes neighborhood
• Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?
• Golf equipment headed from Q-C to Afghanistan
• No A/C? No problem: Schools get set for classes
• Daily planner, Aug. 7, 2011
• Scholastic recognition
• Today in history for Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011
• Jordan nears goal of single campus
• Black Hawk College Digest for August 7
• Generally speaking, First Army, QC businesses share much in common
• Parents fill store aisles as they stock up on back-to-school supplies
• Nothing runs like a Deere: This ride gets 150 mpg
• Phoenix Festival aims to help abuse survivors rise again
• Moline mayor: Police commissioner did not act inappropriately at accident scene
• Arrowhead gearing up for 10th annual Crime Stoppers 5K race
• Daily planner, Aug. 6, 2011
• Rock Island Economic Growth helps struggling homeowners
• Memories to be made at Modern Woodmen Park this weekend
• Fingerprinting event open to all children with financial means
• City of Davenport road closure updates
• Dabbling in dual careers fits pastor fine
• United Kingdom, church provide great camp experience
• Between the narrow places -- A time of contemplation of the Jewish past
• Volunteers to be honored at Habitat picnic
• Festival to lift LeClaire Park praises, improvement funds
• Tanzanian trip turns miraculous for First Free family
• Story tells a Down syndrome upside
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011
• 1866 R.I. baseball cards up for bid
• Bohnsack: County can't pay regional superintendent's salary
• Hampton to purchase 150 water meters
• Register today for Crime Stoppers race
• New Moline students who haven't registered asked to call schools
• Locomotive starts fire south of Orion
• Moline investigating police commissioner's role after accident
• Xstream Cleanup still seeking volunteers
• Bishop Hill post office being studied for closure
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 5, 2011
• MHS Reunion Band still playing
• Is your turkey safe? Here's where to check for recalls
• Industry Day showcases Arsenal products
• Daily planner, Aug. 5, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Aug. 5, 2011
• Lane closure to be installed to begin Aug. 8 on I-280
• Frontage roads along Avenue of the Cities in E.M. to begin Aug. 9
• Geneseo Campground turns 40
• Mallards merchandise blowout sale begins August 8
• Safely dispose of old medications through TakeAway
• Army Corps of Engineers christens Motor Vessel Rock Island
• LULAC Council 10 receives education grant
• Scott County Regional Authority fall grant cycle are now available
• Greater Bettendorf Community Foundation community forum Aug. 29
• 4th annual QC Ride for the Cure
• R.I. County 2nd installment of property taxes due August 9th
• Holland Jewelers sells bracelets to assist veterans
• Crime Stoppers to hold 5k run on August 6
• Students back full-time in RI-Milan schools
• Cordova may lay off police because of radio problems
• Port Byron sewer plant nearly complete
• Alpha board considering new water system
• Miller to lead Rotary Club of Moline
• 700 and counting for this year's Floatzilla
• Coal Valley officer honored for saving baby's life
• RIHA delays demolition at Lincoln Homes
• Black Hawk offers kids a taste of college
• Share your 'aha' moment with Mutual of Omaha
• Darrow confirmed as U.S. district judge
• Big plans for Big Island
• Moline police release video footage of bar attack
• Today in history for Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 4, 2011
• Biggest Harry Potter Palooza in town coming to Putnam
• Volunteers needed for Floatzilla Paddle Sports Festival
• Aledo Police to begin service for senior citizen living alone
• AFSCME 2371 to picket R.I. County Board Meeting
• Local agencies eligible to receive federal funds
• Q-C area man airlifted to Iowa City after motorcycle accident
• Soggy Doggy Splash Party to be held at QCAWC
• Exelon Nuclear's internship program provides 'Real World' work experiences
• 'Music on the River' concert series at Schwiebert Riverfront Park
• QCMUG to meet August 16
• Lunch Program about John C. Calhoun on August 9
• MVBS Presents Eric Sardinas Sunday, August 21
• Corvette Club to host event
• German American Heritage Center presents Bruce Bufe
• Clarissa C. Cook's 200th Birthday celebration August 7
• Sundance Fiesta returns to East Moline
• Joanne Wiklund: Outdoor workers have it tough in the summer
• Metro East briefs for Aug. 3, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Aug. 3
• Genesis to provide interim nursing home administrator
• Q-C man killed in Wisconsin plane crash
• Night Out Against Crime filled with games, demos, pig kissing
• Moline OKs Horst-Zimmerman redevelopment pact
• July brings record electricity usage
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 3, 2011
• Geneseo nursing home plans renovations, seeking bids
• Beg Your Pardon Aug. 2, 2011
• Atkinson firefighters commended by village board
• Country star, former DJ Barlow dies at age 87
• Quinn signs Jacobs bill protecting home-owners from storm scam artists
• Melanie Putnam can breathe easier with new lungs
• Play ball: Augie soccer, lacrosse field complete
• R.I search for city manager narrowed
• Q-C survey finds favorable business outlook
• Community invited to R.I. Arsenal-JMTC 5th annual Industry Day
• Martin Luther King Jr. Center 2011 Family Fun Day
• Today in history for Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011
• Daily planner, Aug. 3, 2011
• LIHEAP - Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
• Rock Island City Manager search underway
• River Action's Summer Education Series features Bix
• Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's Sept. 10
• Workshop shows how to help students succeed in school
• Swing into Motion Golf Outing August 12
• Up With Families Fundraiser Dance is September 17
• Amazing Monarch Butterflies at Singing Bird Center
• Time to make appointment for school, sports physicals
• Santorum stops in Q-C, seeks support
• Library welcomes Sally Hogue and her therapy dog, Boo Boo
• Davenport man dies after plane crash
• Final Brown Bag Series installment featuring Bruce Carter of WVIK
• Thursdays at the Figge
• Connected Living Program to get seniors online at Project NOW
• Colona Fire Department summertime blood drive
• Henry County Treasurer Rich VerHeecke Fundraiser
• Nelson Chiropractic gathering donations for First Day Project
• Navy Seabee Veterans of Island X-2 to meet Aug. 6
• Doggie Dip, August 12, benefits homeless animals
• Cost of dressing up downtown Orion rising
• Moffitt offers to be Aledo's partner
• East Moline Aldermen helping CHC build new clinic downtown
• Rock Island calss of '56 will hold 55th reunion Friday
• Local lawmakers split on debt ceiling vote; Schilling for, Braley against
• Local lawmakers split on debt ceiling vote
• Daily planner, Aug. 2, 2011
• Moline aldermen to vote on incentive agreement with car dealership
• Celebrity birthdays, Aug. 2, 2011
• Mel Brooks-produced film planned in R.I.
• AirTran to stop all Quad-Cities flights Jan. 6
• It's 'Bix week' with 40th jazz fest
• East Moline School District #37 registration
• Health department to offer school and sports physicals to area students
• School Physical Days at Community Health Care
• Golf Tournament and Benefit Dance for Caleb McManus
• Benefit for Laurie Mueting August 7
• Skellington Manor searching for actors and actresses
• Neighborhood Partners Knowledge Through Neighbors Task Force
• Operation Armpit returns to the Mississippi Valley Fair
• Bureau County Fair looking for former queens
• Cast Iron Cooking to be presented at Fisherman's Corner Campground
• Binky Patrol celebrates 10 years
• Campground programs at Corps of Engineers Parks
• 22nd annual Shady Creek Camper's Outdoor Craft Show
• Lock and Dam #16 open through September 4
• Teens to delve into the world of urban legends on Friday
• TrainsPlanesAutos
• Today in history for Monday, Aug. 1, 2011
• Popular gathering place closes its doors
• Quadriplegic fights through disability to graduate law school
• Time to make appointment for school, sports physicals
• Substitute teacher training in Moline on Wednesday
• Daily planner, Aug. 1, 2011
• Q-C bluesman bonds with Charlie Daniels
• Friendships forged in parking lot stay strong at Gink Open
• Three disciplined by Illinois professional department
• Today in history for Sunday, July 31, 2011
• Area cities celebrate National Night Out Against Crime
• Superintendants work to ensure local schools open on time
• Davenport welcomes thousands for weekend festivities
• Top RAGBRAI memories from this year
• Two people rescued after boat sank in Mississippi River
• RAGBRI: Photos from air and land
• Bettendorf Rotary announces 2011-12 officers
• Here a bike, there a bike -- thousands and thousands
• Black Hawk College Digest for July 31
• Daily planner, July 31, 2011
• Top 10 best read stories on Quad-Cities Online last week
• Fritch enjoying diversity of Henry County farmland
• Here a biker, there a biker...
• Today in history for Saturday, July 30, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, July 31, 2011
• Funerals held for girls killed in rural Tampico detasseling accident
• Fest's first night a fit prelude to Q-C's weekend party
• NAWIC award banquet to be Aug. 11
• Port Byron issues boil order
• Mississippi rising faster than forecast
• Trinity Bettendorf selected 1 of 3 nationwide sites to host 5K, marathon
• Groups sponsor TV ad against Schilling
• Moline mayor, city officials to host Trinity Trails ribbon cutting
• Port Byron issues boil order
• Alleman grad does uncommon good deed for alma mater
• Daily planner, July 30, 2011
• Help Humility of Mary Shelter win an office makeover
• Rising river water forces closure of recreation areas
• Koehler, accepting UAW endorsement, vows strong presence in Q-C
• Walk, pray, fast by faith
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, July 30, 2011
• Lane closures on I-80 in R.I. Co. Aug 1-3
• Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr, 'a solemn festival'
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, July 30, 2011
• Campers need to remember brooms, Bibles, brown-bag lunches
• Letter to the editor
• God lends a hand at an Aledo puppet camp
• Church dedicates new parish center, invites another congregation in
• An America at the crossroads draws response
• No revival tent's big enough to hold God's miracles
• Cattail Slough Recreation Area closed due to high water
• Davenport man wins $15,000 lottery prize
• Newly appointed BBB Leader for the Quad Cities
• Today in history for Friday, July 29, 2011
• Monsanto moves to prevent repeat of detasseling deaths
• Rising rivers won't halt Q-C's big weekend
• Northern rain may bring flooding to Q-C area
• Quad-Cities readies for possible flooding
• The District to welcome Tipping Point as outdoor vendor
• You missed Chicago, you were there
• Living Lands & Waters seeks volunteers for visit to Q-Cs
• Recent rain gives hope to Q-C area farmers
• MedForce called in for I-74 crash Thursday
• 14-plus inches of rain dumped on Dubuque
• R.I. preparing for flood
• Roadwork slated to start in E.M., Silvis Aug. 1
• Daily planner, July 29, 2011
• How to avoid the RAGBRAI route Saturday
• Figge offers free admission Friday-Sunday
• Drive safely when school starts
• Lanes to close on US 67 bridges in R.I. County Aug. 1-5
• Slideshow: Welcome Home
• Today in history for Thursday, July 28, 2011
• Investigation continues into cornfield deaths
• Former playground aide fears she can't afford cancer medicine
• Cambridge moves on water, sewer work
• Shelter receives grant to help veterans
• Fire damages Moline home
• AARP members take case to Schilling
• Grant helps Moline 'put families in homes'
• Returning Iowa soldiers receive huge welcome in Davenport
• OSHA investigation continues as funerals planned for teens
• Returning Iowa soldiers receive huge welcome in Davenport
• St. Ambrose Children's Campus receives Ronald McDonald House Grant
• Tickets to Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey go on sale July 28
• Construction work to begin on IL 84 in Carbon Cliff on Aug. 1
• Get to know your police at National Night Out event
• Metro East briefs for July 27, 2011
• IDOT announces I-74 closure on July 30 - 31
• Attend Niabi Zoo's Family Night for FREE Kid's tickets to opening night of Ringling Bros.
• Attend Niabi Zoo's Family Night for FREE Kid's tickets to opening night of Ringling Bros.
• Trinity marketing projects receive national recognition
• Daily planner, July 28, 2011
• Get to know your police at National Night Out event
• Beginning Genealogy sessions to begin in August
• Kick off the Bix Fest at the Davenport Public Library
• Authors urged to add their names to Illinois Authors Wiki
• Green Card holders in the Q.C. area information meeting
• Exciting changes to MDA Labor Day Telethon
• Illinois Treasurer Dan Rutherford to hold Cash Dash event in Savanna
• Davenport welcome set for Iowa National Guard unit
• Trinity Pathway Hospice Volunteer Training begins August 3
• 9th annual Cambridge Main Street Fest and Auto Show
• Q.C. Comic Book Convention will be held August 6
• Boil order for Silvis who live on 5th St. and 1st and 2nd Ave.
• Illinois State Police 'National Night Out' in Geneseo
• Metro East briefs for Aug. 3, 2011
• Riverdale schools set registration
• Lightning damage may have contributed to detasseling deaths
• Detasseling corn still done by hand, often by teens
• Mineral, McCausland among possible postal closures
• Proposed Colona ward map readies for eastern growth
• Moline OKs development deals for Menards, Green Hyundai
• Free school supply program helps ensure Q-C students read for fall
• Hillsdale hires second part-time police officer
• Some seniors no longer will qualify for free rides
• Baker has a new mission
• Bookstore chain fails in bid to buy 30 Borders
• Greg Aguilar jumps into 17th District race
• Sympathetic visitors flood Facebook page devoted to victims in detasseling accident
• MLK Center will host annual Family Fun Day on Aug. 6
• Area artists 'go loopy' on Johannes bus
• Today in history for Wednesday, July 27, 2011
• Daily planner, July 27, 2011
• Greater Republican night at the ballpark
• Benefit for Ryan Bausch to be held July 30
• Honor Guard of R.I. to present the Colors in Milwaukee
• RAGBRAI rider has three goals on two wheels
• Martin Luther King Jr. Center 2011 Family Fun Day
• Braley announces $242,655 for Davenport Veterans
• Port Byron fire side-by-side fire and sprinkler burn demonstration
• 21st annual Fresh Start Benefit Sale
• Bettendorf Spruce Hills Drive is completely open to traffic
• Reps. announce sales tax holiday weekend
• Update on Rock Island news
• Thomson Causeway Recreation area to remain closed until September 1
• Rivermont Collegiate Open House Tours August 2
• More homecomings for Iowa guard troops
• Sterling girls electrocuted while detasseling near Tampico
• Celebrity birthdays, July 26, 2011
• Moline schools fail to meet No Child Left Behind standards
• Colona annexation fraught with FOIA, phone call, clean-up issues...........
• Rock Island waives signature requirement for proposed teen club
• Baker presents Medal of Honor coins to Chapter 299 VVA
• Casa Guanajuato to host health fair
• Cordova village board approves new basketball court
• Beg your pardon: Jackson Furniture site
• Crop-duster crash kills 1 near Wilton
• Free concert to honor ADA anniversary
• Moline tackles two business incentive proposals Tuesday
• Today in history for Tuesday, July 26, 2011
• Daily planner, July 26, 2011
• R.I. street closure from 22nd to 25th Avenue
• Pawlenty in Davenport: I'm the only Republican who can beat Obama
• Black Hawk College to receive adult literacy grants
• Program to help people manage and edit photos on their computer
• Bettendorf Aglow Lighthouse presents Frank Iliff
• UT Class of 1948 Mini-Reunion canceled due to fire
• Greenfire at the Ingersoll Wetlands Learning Center
• WIU-QC Alumnus earns 2011 PBS Teachers Innovation Award
• Lane closure on I-74 under IL 5 through July 29.
• Lane closure on I-74 under IL 5 through July 29.
• Civil War enthusiasts invited to exhibit 'Iowa in the Civil War: The German Element'
• German Language Classes to be held starting Sept. 1
• Whiteside sheriff's office seeks information on missing farm worker
• Bachmann energizes Q-C crowd
• Today in history for Monday, July 25, 2011
• Quad-Citians are always willing, ready to lend a helping hand
• Full steam ahead: Train Fest brings 30,000 to Rock Island
• R.I. to vote on waiving signature requirement for youth dance club
• Celebrity birthdays, July 25, 2011
• Fishing, camping, hiking — R.I. Conservation Club has 112 acres for members to enjoy nature
• Area community agencies combine efforts to serve Q-C kids
• Ex-Etiquette: Dad must step up and reset boundaries
• Today in history for Sunday, July 24, 2011
• Rockridge left out of preschool funds from state
• Moline Class of '61 grad reunited with missing class ring
• Daily planner, July 24, 2011
• Modern Woodmen Park to show classic films under the stars
• Banner use by businesses to be regulated in Moline
• Stealthy insect targets ash trees
• Therapy delivered via horse and buggy
• Train Fest prompts dollars to chug into Q-C
• $76.1 million for 37 miles: Road construction hits high gear
• Follow RAGBRAI with us!
• River cleanup will hit Q-C area Aug. 13
• BHC's search for president in full swing
• 90something couple get a ride to remember
• Black Hawk College Digest for July 24
• County fills slots on boards
• Feds raid business owned by Fyre Lake investor
• 'We want to ride': RAGBRAI teams ready to roll across Iowa
• Lightning blamed for two Atkinson fires
• Lightning blamed for two Atkinson fires
• Presidential hopefuls set for Q-C visit
• R.I.-Milan Education Foundation gets new director
• National school supply collection campaign comes to Moline
• Warmer weather leads to overcrowding at local animal shelter
• R.I. Public Housing program deemed 'High Performer' for 2010
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary meeting to be held August 23
• Neighborhood party in conjunction with school supply giveaway
• Today in history for Saturday, July 23, 2011
• Daily planner, July 23, 2011
• Simon emphasizes dedication to rail service at Train Festival
• Cordova cop put on administrative leave
• Illinois to Iowa: Make decision on passenger line
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, July 23, 2011
• Status quo clarified between Catholic Charities, DCFS
• Corinthians love leads Geneseo ladies back to Haiti
• Kids turn water clean in Kenya without whine
• He's all right, thanks to his beliefs
• VanHyfte approved as volunteer coach
• Train ride was good -- not Space Mountain 'good' -- but good
• Morthland supporting 11 ethics reform bills
• Retired Secret Service agent taping segment for Discovery Channel
• Heat causes I-74 damage
• Chance of rain, but heat continues
• First Army officially opens headquarters on Arsenal Island
• A/C on for Rock Island woman, thanks to stranger's help
• Lane closure on Centennial Bridge to start Monday
• Hilltop neighborhood wants to restyle watch group
• Today in history for Friday, July 22, 2011
• Daily planner, July 22, 2011
• Lane closure to be installed IL 92 near Milan starting July 26
• National Minority Donor Awareness Day on August 1st
• Aledo Rehabilitation and Health Care Center honoring hometown heroes
• Bettendorf Mural Repair and Ribbon Cutting
• Samuel Gilman and Charles Wilson named director emeritus
• Illowa Sport Flyers meeting to be held August 6
• Army Corps of Engineers concerned with rise in deaths at Corps parks
• Terronez faces 2 counts of misconduct with attorney disciplinary commission
• Henry County employee recognized for exemplary service
• Illinois State Police D-7 tips on summer driving
• Bix Bands at Veterans' Memorial Park Bandshell
• New machine could help increase number of heart attack survivors
• Fiddler plays for fair animals
• Q-C area lawmakers defend budget votes
• Renaissance R.I. plans move to McKesson
• E.M. mayor: Windmill owners plan to reopen
• Is Rock Island safer? Task force checks up on its goals
• Celebrity birthdays, July 21, 2011
• Boetje's cookoff fires up local taste buds
• School Board ‘ unaware of Crandall’s alleged behavior’
• UTHS registration begins Tuesday
• R.I. school signup concludes today
• Train Festival opens today
• Broiling on the river: Quad-Citians overcome oppressive heat
• More cooling centers opened
• Club 572 to welcome First Army
• First Army ceremony to mark official arrival
• Q-C has the best and worst of all seasons
• Today in history for Thursday, July 21, 2011
• Daily planner, July 21, 2011
• Metro East briefs for July 20, 2011
• Steam engine arrives for Train Fest in Rock Island
• Get your Corps classes at Fisherman's Corner
• Text of resolution in the dismissal of Sherrard teacher Cory Crandall
• Crandall dismissed by Sherrard school board
• Mercer County Fair Open Swine and Junior Swine Results
• Mercer County Fair Beef Cattle and Open Steer Show Results
• Mercer County Fair Junior Steer and Junior Heifers Results
• Mercer County Fair Dog Obedience Results
• Mercer County Tractor/Truck Pull Results
• Mercer County Fair Talent Show Results
• Mercer County Fair Dairy Results
• Henry County Fair Swine Results
• Henry County Fair 4-H sheep and goat results
• Henry County Fair 4-H Beef, Dairy and Bucket Calf Results
• Henry County Fair 4-H Poultry Results
• Henry County Fair Rabbit Results
• Henry County Fair Horse and Pony Results
• Henry County Fair Award Winners
• Henry County Fair General Projects delegates
• Mercer County Fair Sheep Show Results
• Mercer County Fair Gardening and Floriculture Results
• Mercer County Fair Textile and Art Results
• Mercer County Fair Antiques and Hobbies Results
• Mercer County Fair Antiques and Hobbies Results
• Mercer County Fair Photography Results
• Mercer County Fair Culinary and Canning Results
• Mercer County Fair Junior and Youth Results
• Mercer County Fair Harness Racing/Draft Horse Pull Results
• Mercer County Fair Sheep and Open Market Lamb Show Results
• Free seminars July 27 and Aug. 4 at CASI
• River's Edge offers free skating during heat wave
• Erie woman named 2011 Illinoisan of the Day
• Credit Unions for Kids Golf Outing at TPC Deere Run on August 8
• Davenport Middle Road closed due to water service break
• Bettendorf Lincoln Road to close July 25 for reconstruction
• Call for Xstream Cleanup Volunteers
• Ways to beat the heat at Train Festival 2011
• Geneseo Park District offers personal training certification
• Quad City Bags Classic to be held August 13
• Wheelchair-bound mom needs a lift to son's benefit
• Historians confirm Lincoln spoke in Kewanee
• Celebrity birthdays, July 20, 2011
• Moline plans to spend $12.3M on streets, infrastructure
• Muerhoff named regional superintendent
• Cordova considering breaking water/sewer project into stages
• Lincoln really did speak here: Stark & Henry Counties' Lincoln history affirmed
• Niabi using beer to raise elephant funds
• Niabi Zoo hosts beer tasting to raise money for elephants
• Atkinson to begin interviewing police chief candidates
• Astronomy on the River to be presented at Fisherman's Corner
• Mississippi Valley Blood Center to add 5 hospitals, 71 employees with merger
• Quad City Arts Hosts Free Train Exhibit & Art Expo
• Two train exhibits open this week
• Quad City Arts Hosts Free Train Exhibit & Art Expo
• Hillsdale approves DeBuysere to fill vacant seat
• R.I. Safer Community Task Force meeting to be held July 20
• AlWood school lunch prices to increase
• National School Supply Drive to benefit Moline area teens
• Henry County is ready to respond when disaster strikes
• 2012 Farm Progress Hay Expo location announced
• Artisans & crafters needed for Fulton Fall Festival
• Local chapter of National Federation of the Blind to meet Aug. 6
• Lane closures on Davenport's Brady, Harrison July 20
• Daily planner, July 20, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, July 20, 2011
• Riverdale C.U.S.D. #100 sets registration
• Fire damages Windmill Family Restaurant Tuesday afternoon
• Moline Township Activity Center looking for crafters for Sept. craft fair
• Search called off for missing detassler
• Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center to merge with Community Blood Service
• City of Davenport to talk about Green Infrastructure Projects
• Israeli Scouts Tzofim Friendship Caravan to be July 31
• LOMC Swing Choir Tour 2011 to perform at Intouch Adult Day Service
• "Dukes of Hazzard" actor to visit Q-C Speedway July 19
• Fans for seniors available at CASI
• Red Cross and QCAWC to hold Pet First Aid Class
• Milan Hy-Vee is now serving Country Style Ice Cream
• R.I. Street closed for water main and sanitary sewer project
• Midwest Trains Model Railroad Club Open House
• Calling all parents: How to protect Parental Rights
• Retirement reception for Dr. Henry Brockington III slated for July 20
• Cambridge Main Street Fest and Auto Show T-shirt
• Daily planner, July 19, 2011
• Green infrastructure projects for Davenport topic at July 26 presentation
• Today in history for Tuesday, July 19, 2011
• Community garden farmer's market opens July 20 in Rock Island
• Miserable heat will stay for days
• Bishop Hill Car Show July 24
• Celebrity birthdays, July 19, 2011
• Goodwill program helps veterans get back on their feet
• Display at R.I. County Office honors Lane Evans' service
• Goodwill program helps veterans get back on their feet
• Sherrard School Board meeting about possible action against teacher
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in R.I. area
• Former Augie planetarium director dies on trip to Europe
• RI fire leaves family homeless Sunday morning
• Township halls opening up for those looking to cool down
• Coyne Center displays expanded fire station
• Daily planner, July 18, 2011
• Goodwill 's veteran program opens 'opportunities that are out there for them'
• Maroon Class of 45 all about class
• Today in history for Monday, July 18, 2011
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary to hold joint installation July 25
• Beg Your Pardon
• Organizers brave heat to prep for R.I. County Fair
• A home of their own: Dearing family's new Habitat house dedicated
• Moline's middle school construction nearing completion
• 'River Rhythm' quilt pays homage to local Moline business
• Black Hawk College Digest for July 17
• Wittenmyer determined to get wounded soldiers better care
• Outdoor classroom lets kids explore nature
• Colona in "academic warning" status .....
• Meet the winners of WQPT's Writers Contest
• R.I. Rotary awards Doris Brown Scholarships to two high school students
• Over 200 braved heat to compete in Hy-Vee IronKids QC Triathlon
• Daily planner, July 17, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, July 17, 2011
• Volunteers help keep Moline beautiful
• GAHC needs volunteers for traveling exhibit
• Meet Mary Todd Lincoln; free history event for seniors
• River Drive, 25th - 34th Street construction to start July 18
• Budget cuts reduce seniors' drug benefits
• Neighbor alerts Moline residents to fire, rescues dog named Chicago
• Port Byron Fire announces side-by-side fire and sprinkler burn demonstration
• American Heart Association seeking to recognize Iowa 'Fit Friendly' companies
• OSHA created guide to help protect Spanish-speaking workers
• Firefighters battling apartment fire in Moline
• Creepy Crawlie Critter camp for preschool-aged children
• Women needed for breast cancer screening study in Davenport Aug. 3
• 41,000 losing state-funded drug benefits
• People, like mosquitoes, can drive you nuts
• Streetscaping project will close 18 blocks of River Drive starting Monday
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Daily planner, July 16, 2011
• Angel claims a bit of Habitat heaven today
• Today in history for Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Party helps mark Harvest Bible Chapel Woodhull's success
• Hotter than you-know-where
• Mini-golf helps provide major miracles at boys ranch
• Regional superintendent gets no paycheck, but office remains open
• Teens trade lazy summer days for a church workcamp
• Blue Man Group tickets go on sale Friday
• Church helping youth grow with garden project
• Cambridge schools end year with another surplus
• Half price adoption event July 16 at R.I. County Animal Shelter
• Boil orders issued for Sherrard, Viola
• Ron Bowman Memorial Hawkeye event/golf outing
• Burst Davenport water main brings sink hole, street closure
• The Arc's to announce a significant organization change
• Rain, rain come this way
• Auction to benefit the QC Light the Night Walk
• JMTC talks continue to swirl after meeting with Army officials
• JCPenney customers 'Round Up' change for Two Rivers YMCA
• Davenport Street Closings
• Heat coming, with heat indices of 100 to 110
• Niabi Zoo announces elephants birthday bash
• Today in history for Friday, July 15, 2011
• Daily planner, July 15, 2011
• Mercer County Fair schedule
• Beg your pardon
• Celebrity birthdays, July 15, 2011
• Two holes-in-one in four years for this 92-year-old golfer
• Alexis to purchase new equipment
• Drug benefit termination letter could be an error
• QCAWC to hold Doggie and Car Wash
• Woodhull discusses uses for possible donated land
• Bettendorf man puts prized truck collection on auction block
• Metro East briefs for July 13, 2011
• Doug Greer: It's time for me to say goodbye
• Silvis garden a growing success
• Hop on Cubby Caboose Mini Express at SouthPark Mall
• UTHS to hold community meeting August 11
• "Propoganda" : Independent Scholars' Evenings
• Churches to have car wash July 16 in Reynolds
• Scott Co. SWCD to conduct free tour of urban conservation projects
• Quad City Rollers accepted as WFTDA Apprentice League
• McDonald's to help pack bus with school supplies for needy students
• Fyre Lake sees foreclosure aiding local partners' control
• Jacobs proposal would aid disabled motorists at gas stations
• Daily planner, July 14, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, July 14
• E.M. Fire Department to conduct Car Seat Safety Station
• Health Department offering program on Emergency Preparedness
• About 1,500 in Moline without power at mid-afternoon
• Area youth celebrate the arts
• Area youth complete murals
• Health department helps parents to get kids back to school ready
• Park Vista fundraiser to benefit the Disaster Relief Fund
• 12th annual Senior Citizen Riverfront Golf Cart Tour
• Iowa 80 Trucking Museum launches App
• GITFP to hold ice cream social at Geneseo City Park Shelter
• East Moline taking part of Silvis postal work
• KONE Centre takes shape as steelworkers place framework
• Today in history for Wednesday, July 13, 2011
• Author Zachary Jack visits Bettendorf Public Library
• AFSCME pickets over canceled raises
• Relay For Life of Rock Island County to be July 15
• Celebrity birthdays, July 13, 2011
• Donations for July 16 garage sale are being accepted at CASI
• Aledo bank seeks to foreclose on Fyre Lake
• Genesis' Haircuts for Hope on August 4
• Shannon Stone's death a product of American culture
• 2011 Cambridge Tractor Show and Ag Day
• I-74 bridge back to one-lane Monday
• 2nd Floatzilla Paddle Sports Festival and Guinness World Record Attempt
• 3rd Annual Watershed Festival
• 21st Annual ADA Celebration
• Daily planner, July 12, 2011
• East Moline recycling drop-off closed July 18-25
• Today in history for Tuesday, July 12, 2011
• Hilltop Neighborhood Re-Organizing Kickoff
• Green seeking up to $2.25 million tax rebate from Moline
• FACE awards grants to local organizations
• Exterior work on John Deere house could be done by winter
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Verschoore law protects veterans from utility shut offs
• Blue Ribbon Online Book Fair for St. Jude
• Beg your pardon: Cordova police
• Free fishing clinic for youth August 6
• Celebrity birthdays, July 12, 2011
• 22nd annual Shady Creek Camper's Outdoor Craft Show
• Moline hopes for fewer registration woes
• Davenport man luring people in with his fish attractant
• Hog Roast and Street Dance July 16 Saturday at Milan American Legion
• Ten cent sale will benefit Michel Niyubahwe's family
• State Rail Passenger Group to meet in Davenport
• Trinity Pathway Hospice hosts volunteer informational meeting July 20
• Modern day treasure hunters are coming to Moline
• Nature Walk Series-Prairie Walk
• Fishing the Mighty Mississippi to be presented July 16
• Only 20 Iowa customers still without power
• Pam Lenth Cancer Benefit to hold pancake breakfast
• Today in history for Monday, July 11, 2011
• Daily planner, July 7, 2011
• New sign connects Washington Junior High to the community
• Golf is on the mind of this columnist
• Groups that lost tax exempt status have found alternatives
• Once again, Illinois pays more to fewer workers
• Budget ax fells program for teen parents
• In Q-C region, fewer state workers and smaller payroll
• Illinois budget woes mean fewer workers at social agencies, too
• Black Hawk College Digest for July 10
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• Daily planner, July 10, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, July 10, 2011
• Earth Song Nature Writing Workshop July 16th
• Arsenal Attic Thrift Shop and Boutique to open July 12
• R.I. Parks & Recreation open season for fun in the park
• Sam's Club offering FREE children's health screenings July 9
• Today in history for Saturday, July 9, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, July 9, 2011
• Walk The Walk to De "Feet" Domestic Violence
• God's country: Large enough for Cubs, Cards and Brewers fans
• Daily planner, July 9, 2011
• God's made it His business to keep pastor at Colona Church for 25 years
• 56 Q-C students create summer artwork
• How to talk with your children about religion
• Iowa firm says water safe, despite contaminate level
• We must use reason in our faith
• Glaziers aid The Club's vision
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, July 2, 2011
• WIU work on time, on budget
• Grant lets domestic abuse shelter replace battered appliances
• Potters Marsh Drawing is July 30
• Psalm-filled flood buckets runneth over at Rock Island church
• GateHouse Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, July 9, 2011
• Discover the advantage of a SAU education during Iowa Private College Week
• Colonel Davenport House is home of area's railroad beginning
• St. Ambrose events during the month of August
• AARP Lunch and Learn at CASI-Center for Active Seniors
• Regional uperintendants, assistants not sure paychecks are coming
• Benefit for Connie Blank of Cambridge to held July 9
• History in flight: B-17 bomber roars over Q-C
• Andover Historical Society to meet July 19
• Atkinson closer to naming police chief
• Justice Tom Waterman appears on The Cities with Jim Mertens
• Alex's Lemonade Stand serving on July 9; proceeds for childhood cancer research
• Alex's Lemonade Stand serving on July 9; proceeds for childhood cancer research
• Health department offers beat the heat suggestions
• Health department hosts emergency preparedness officials
• Family fitness, food and fun days in Kewanee and Geneseo
• Georgia Robers benefit to be held July 9
• Georgia Robers benefit to be held July 9
• Christian Care receives grant
• Today in history for Friday, July 8, 2011
• Daily planner, July 8, 2011
• 400K gallons of raw sewage spilled in Maquoketa river
• Quad-Cities rallies to support family of drowned boy
• Mercer schools fire driver's ed teacher
• Benefit for Angie McNutt to be held July 16
• Antique tractors escort funeral procession of Mineral man
• MetroLINK hosts informational meetings on "Seniors Ride Free" program
• Bettendorf's Archer announces bid to challenge Loebsack
• Soderstrom Skin Institute invites public to free skin cancer screening
• THE National Bank hosts FREE Shred Day for the community
• Today in history for Thursday, July 7, 2011
• Quad City Parrot Head 6th Annual Charity Golf Outing
• Daily planner, July 7, 2011
• Reba coming to the i wireless Center October 6
• Deere Foundation gives $2.5 million for African farmers
• QC Illini Club: Illini Day at John Deere Classic, summer updates
• Combine licenses? New federal regulations threaten current farm practices
• Jesse White announces new design for environmental plate
• No reality show: PGA wives lend hand in food bank
• WIU-QC holds open house for freshman and transfer students
• Couple helping -- one lunch at a time
• Connected Living Program to get seniors online
• Metro East briefs for July 6, 2011
• Interviewing Techniques workshop
• Prophetstown Cruise Night to be held July 15
• Chick-fil-A offers free meals to cow-dressed customers on July 8
• Quad City Arts to feature Art at the Airport
• Foreign views that impacted the American Civil War
• Reba plans Oct. 6 i wireless show
• DAV Mobile Service Office to offer assistance to all veterans
• Trinity nurses collecting school supplies for area students
• R.I. Post 200 American Legion Baseball will hold a trivia fundraiser
• Daily planner, July 6, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, July 6, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, July 6, 2011
• Grief-stricken father remembers 'jovial, obedient' boy
• SAU offering health career camp
• Lily sale to be held at Riverside Park
• Imani! Dancers to hold 'World Beat' summer dance workshop
• Today in history for Tuesday, July 5, 2011
• Figge Art Museum awarded Humanities Iowa Grant
• Walcott Truckers Jamboree starts July 14
• St. Ambrose receives national recognition for service to community
• Help invite Lance Armstrong to join ending of RAGBRAI in Davenport
• Mississippi Mud Art to be presented at Fisherman's Corner Campground
• Today in history for Monday, July 4, 2011
• Pedestrian hurt when two vehicles collide Sunday in Davenport
• Boy's body pulled from Mississippi near Sunset Marina
• Daily planner for Tuesday, July 5, 2011
• Beg your pardon: WeCANCERvive phone
• Celebrity birthdays, July 5, 2011
• Daily planner for Monday, July 4, 2011
• Blues touches the soul of thousands of all ages
• Cedar Rapids teens fight back with 'WeCANCERvive' fundraiser
• Still working at 90 years young
• Magnolia Crest: Sweet secret draws in customers 24/7
• Today in history for Sunday, July 3, 2011
• Rockridge Junior High honor roll
• Rock Island's Reyes joins race for Congress
• Hundreds stirred by the blues, tribute to late Koko Taylor
• Daily planner for Sunday, July 3, 2011
• Villa developer sees potential in Lincoln School
• Have a firecracker Fourth
• Today in history for Saturday, July 2, 2011
• McDaniel to leave E.M. post for Shive Hattery
• Ross' 'Magic Mountain' to be on MSNBC
• Today in history for Friday, July 1, 2011
• Arrowhead braves heat to make sure John Deere Classic is ready
• Keith Urban thrills boisterous crowd
• Former local sportscaster finds a higher highlight zone to serve
• Speech therapy shared the 'rite' way
• Church members herd heifers through tubes
• New pastor hits a new high note at Silvis Heights Baptist Church
• Saluting American religious freedom
• On Independence day, share your freedom with others
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values for Saturday, July 2, 2011
• Daily planner for Saturday, July 2, 2011
• Middle Road median and crosswalk reconstruction from Kimberly Road to I-74
• Isle Casino Hotel Bettendorf to unveil their New Year’s Eve band
• Junior Board of R.I. expands its Spanish New and Expectant Mother Program
• Braley announces $513,900 for Eastern Iowa schools
• Colorado woman killed in I-80 wreck
• R.I. County Mobile Home taxes are due by July 8
• No federal funds to help those in need with cooling bills
• John Deere Classic brings athletics and arts together for good cause
• IDOT 4th of July weekend lane closures
• Q.C. Rollers making a difference with Relay For Life
• Local families needed for cultural exchange students
• Volunteers needed in "Aisle of Flags" Geneseo
• Few spots still open at Butterworth Center Summer Day Camp
• Cool temps, moisture delay sweet corn sales
• Health department to offer school and sports physicals to area students
• LeClaire Welcome Center to close
• Professor to present views and events outside the US
• Beg your pardon
• Health department offers summer food safety tips
• Mineral man killed in mowing accident
• Bicycle Tour of Historic Arsenal Island
• Fourth festivities kick off Friday
• Davenport mom pleads to keep the worst teen criminals behind bars for 25 years
• Celebrity birthdays, July 1, 2011
• Daily planner for Friday, July 1, 2011
• "Giving Back" is part of culinary arts program
• IAAP 2011-2012 officers installed
• 'Titanic' to close, 'Harry Potter' coming
• Illinois Main Street update
• Today in history for Thursday, June 30, 2011
• Jews and Baseball - An American Love Story
• Galva company faces fine that exceeds $167,000 for violations
• Hot days of summer kick in; heat advisory in effect
• Renew Moline chooses Janet Mathis as Interim Executive Director
• Fantasy football industry hurting because of NFL lockout
• Bettendorf's Deertrail Road to start construction July 7
• Summer camp is a chance to invest in youth, make a difference
• Habitat Home dedication of Angel Dearing to be July 16
• Trinity Hospital wins award for duct tape use
• R.I. County Roadside Safety Checks to be held in July
• Matherville receives grant for levee upgrade
• Friendly House awarded Ronald McDonald Charities Grant
• Join us for coffee at Moline Hy-Vee
• St. Ambrose University events during the month of July
• Today in history for Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Brown Bag Lunch featuring Dick Stahl
• Metro East briefs for June 29, 2011
• Captain's Table Poker Run for the Make-A-Wish Foundation
• E.M. bursting with action Fourth of July weekend
• Peterson Disposal Service of Andover joins Cambridge Main Street
• UTHS students paint park mural
• Conducting position for newly-formed QCSO Youth Ensemble
• Henry County and CRS recently teamed up to sponsor a free ecyclable program
• Sauk Valley Tea Party to participate in Petunia Fest Parade
• Barry Cloyd to present "Knights in Armor, Their Lives and Times"
• Blood Pressure Clinics for the month of July
• Daily planner for Thursday, June 30, 2011
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
• David Baker: Nicknames come from many places
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
• R.I. Housing Authority given NAHRO Merit Award
• R.I. Parks and Recreation Independence Day Celebrations
• Moline Library Balloon "Knight" Building Event
• Supporters of Schmaling to host bake sale
• President Obama at Alcoa: Robust manufacturing sector critical to nation's future
• Daily planner for Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Trinity Infection Prevention team use duct tape to reduce infections
• Local equine drill team to perform at Bushnell Horse Show
• VIDEO: President keeps promise to stop by Ross' for a Magic Mountain
• Text of President Obama's speech at Alcoa June 28, 2011
• Moline schools approve provisional budget, anticipate $3.68 M deficit
• Join us for coffee in Geneseo
• Back in Iowa, Obama says USA must up its game
• QCSO to start new youth ensemble
• Fulton's Lincoln Buy-Way Sales Event to be held August 5 & 6
• Moline aldermen set goals, priorities
• Fulton Summer Nights series to be held July 14
• Back amongst brothers: Honor Flight members gather in Bettendorf
• GROWTH receives $800,000 for Pilot Program
• Cambridge adds on to subdivision
• NAWIC elected new board members
• Critics, fans seek glimpse of president
• Learn about the days of passenger rail at the R.I. Library
• Roadwork near WIU's riverfront campus to begin in August
• Hampton Township Health Clinic offering free school physicals
• Campground programs at Corps of Engineers Parks
• Less then 20 remain without power
• Summer pet safety tips from Humane Society of Scott County
• Tools of the Trades exhibit to open at Windmill Cultural Center
• Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
• Disabled riders hit the trails for pledges
• Celebrity birthdays, June 28, 2011
• Branstad to press Obama on disaster declaration
• Join us for coffee at Silvis Hy-Vee
• Three injured when two ATVs collide
• Daily planner, June 28, 2011
• U.A.W. Local 865 announces July meeting
• Today in history for Tuesday, June 28, 2011
• Roadwork on Ill. 84 to go on through October
• Obama's visit will tout job creation
• Jury convicts ex-Illinois Gov. Blagojevich on 17 counts
• Barak and the Beast: a look at the president's wheels
• June 28 Channel Cat Talk canceled due to Obama visit
• WIU defense contract to benefit soldiers, students alike
• List of charges, verdicts against Blagojevich
• Previous presidential visits to the Q-C
• Fisher named Neil Armstrong Elementary Interim Principal
• Today in history for Monday, June 27, 2011
• Independent Scholars' Evenings to be held July 7
• E.M. Fire Department to hold pancake breakfast to benefit MDA
• Live music to be presented at Fisherman's Corner Campground
• The Heritage Canyon is looking for old time farm equipment
• Lock and Dam #16 Tours
• Today in history for Sunday, June 26, 2011
• VIDEO: School bus demolition derby
• Join us for Coffee with the Editor
• Daily planner, June 27, 2011
• Populations around U.S. nuke plants soar
• Join us for Coffee with the Editor
• Milan's water report has been mailed to customers
• Black Hawk College Digest for June 26
• Des Moines film vet sheds light on show biz
• Alternative education experience helps at-risk UTHS students
• Daily planner, June 26, 2011
• Remote-control airplane enthusiasts take to the skies Saturday
• Rutherford: Path is dire if we don't welcome new business in Illinois
• Celebrity birthdays, June 26, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, June 25, 2011
• Chicago to play Moline on Oct. 7
• Faulty Focus founder fuels Bethel Bible conference
• Sisters celebrate jubilees
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, June 25, 2011
• Pair honored for Israel bond-selling efforts
• Teenager's book traces family's journey from Afghani royalty to refugees
• Daily planner, June 25, 2011
• The curse of mindset -- how to get credit for doing good work
• Feeding time a tall order at Niabi
• Area elevator owner repays 28-year hospital debt -- and then some
• Freeport mayor to announce bid for 17th District seat
• 2 R.I. strip clubs open after being fined, suspended
• Airbus to use products from Davenport Works
• PEZ collector to dispense some history
• Lecture on early German intellectuals in Davenport June 30
• Q-C unemployment rate drops to 6.6%
• Geneseo man never drives, witnesses without a license
• Great River Bend foundation gives great grants
• Tri City Jewish Center kicks up its Feast-ival high heels to mark 75th anniversary
• Dealing for a Cure Euchre Tournament July 8 in Davenport
• Volunteers needed for AMVETS 4th of July Parade
• Carbon Cliff-Barstow School District, Eagle Ridge School registration July 13
• Benefit for Quad City Animal Welfare Center July 28 in Coal Valley
• National Mosquito Control Awareness Week starts June 26
• St. Ambrose ACCEL program awards professor and student of the year awards
• Daily planner, June 24, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, June 24, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, June 24, 2011
• WWII vets invited to share stories, photos at Honor Flight reunion
• Train Festival adds Sunday excursion
• Local union officials upset with New Boston silo project
• KWQC's Pearson will be missed by local prep sports fans
• Exelon: Cordova nuclear plant safe
• Obama to tour Alcoa Tuesday; lawmakers suggest Rock Island Arsenal visit, too
• National HIV Testing Day is June 27
• Project NOW seeking donations of fans
• Bettendorf to hold meetings in July on bus fare increases
• Celebrate Pottery on the Square in Monmouth June 25
• Rock Island police announce traffic enforcement plans
• Deere, farmers fight GPS disruption plan
• GROWTH celebrates 500th home sale in Rock Island
• Daily planner, June 23, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, June 23, 2011
• Navy Rear Adm. Payne honors Hero Street veterans
• State police, Motorola promote safe driving with Bluetooth giveaway
• Avenue of the Cities construction moves toward East Moline border
• Naibi Zoo to hold Kids Wild Fest
• R.I. Community Foundation accepting grant applications
• Dana Brock crowned 2011 Miss Henry County Fair Queen
• Davenport Radio Control Society's Fun Scale Fly-in June 25
• Davenport man wins $30,000 in Iowa Lottery game
• Moline Employment Security to move to Rock Island
• Avoid contact with bats
• Avenue of the Cities roadwork on Moline-E.M. border starts June 24
• Today in history for Wednesday, June 22, 2011
• Daily planner, June 22, 2011
• 3M breaks ground on expansion project in Cordova
• I'll bring you back your 40 cents because I'm not a senior
• Moline Public Library receives grant to help businesses
• Celebrity birthdays, June 22, 2011
• Rocky grad wins first Daytime Emmy
• Schilling, Loebsack to discuss Arsenal with Army official
• Galva students win agriculture competition
• Fireworks safety: Leave explosives to the pros
• Today in history for Tuesday, June 21, 2011
• Native American History program June 25
• Reynolds murder explored in new TV documentary
• Rain to hang around all week
• Co-workers recall life and work of photographer Fred Marzolph
• 'Fatal Teen Triangle' on E! channel looks at Reynolds murder
• Moline Parks will hold pool safety day Sunday
• ZUMBA party planned for June 24
• Moline police chief wants to apply for shared grant
• Illinois Roadside Safety Check results announced
• Food drive to continue through June 24
• R.I. foundation accepting grant applications through June 30
• Muslim students embrace Catholic mom in synagogue
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, June 18, 2011
• Adoption, foster care services continue, despite discrimination cloud
• Church celebrates faith-spurred economic, spiritual development
• Tough to guard against 'compassion fatigue' when disasters keep happening
• Independent scholars to host '60s Night June 23
• Retirement doesn't stop pastor from helping with religious growth
• German center to host PEZ talk June 26
• Church hopes vendor fair will render malaria extinct
• 'The Civil War: The German Element' on exhibit through Aug. 7
• Part of Davenport's Northwest Boulevard to close June 21
• Village of Milan announces fireworks July 3
• Daily planner, June 21, 2011
• State Sen. Koehler to visit Aledo June 24
• Today in history for Monday, June 20, 2011
• Daily planner, June 20, 2011
• Kool-Aid, receipt-checking among life's necessities
• WQPT scholarship helps career changer
• Ride the River give chance for sightseeing, exercise, family bonding
• Newspaper staff cited for award-winning work
• Bullies a problem in Q-C
• Planes, flags, fireworks and fun highlight QC Air Show
• 2011 Most Fantastic Father title goes to Tim VanHecke of Moline
• Many Q-C men were nominated for Most Fantastic Father
• Radish magazine holds 5th annual Healthy Living Fair
• Fire found in parts used to make tanks for firefighters
• Q-C gets its Greek on
• Today in history for Sunday, June 19, 2011
• Andover Historical Society to meet June 21,
• R.I. business damaged in fire
• Colona School fourth quarter honor roll
• Daily planner, June 19, 2011
• Dance and music mark Juneteenth Celebration in Davenport
• Moline police officer retires after 30 years of bridge building
• County clerk swears in Cordova trustee mayor rejected; video
• Two Rocky students get QCALM scholarships
• Daily planner, June 18, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, June 18, 2011
• Palmer College of Chiropractic graduates
• Palmer graduates ready to move on, many with family in tow
• Healthy Living Fair today at Davenport Farmers' Market
• New life for R.I. building: Stern to turn Hyman's building into incubator
• Celebrity birthdays, June 17, 2011
• Wonderlich resigns R.I. County Board seat
• LHVTS having three fundraising events in June
• Officials proclaim it Navy Week in the Quad-Cities
• Navy Week kicks off with proclamation
• Clothing giveaway June 18 at Broadway Church
• Kids Care Too event June 18 to benefit Komen Foundation
• Daily planner, June 17, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, June 17, 2011
• Drainage improvement project to begin soon in Rapid City
• Moline Fire Department continues to investigate Wednesday fire
• Alexis building improvements get OK
• Q-C construction projects waiting for reauthorization from state
• Ontiveros family invests in Chicago casino
• Brothers vying to implement 'Adventure of a Lifetime'
• R.I. County Board to look at possible residency requirement for county employees
• Seach committee comments on state's attorney applicants
• Broadway Church to give away clothing, other items June 18
• Patching to begin on Moline's 16th Street June 17
• Car wash for First Day Fund June 18 in Moline
• Daily planner, June 16, 2011
• Butterfly house emerges from Botanical Center
• Today in history for Thursday, June 16, 2011
• More music in 2011 Geneseo Music Festival
• R.I. finance director Bill Scott retiring
• Hampton students 'exceed expectations' on state tests
• Annawan tables request for volunteer girls' basketball coach
• BCSD to receive more than $38K in SCRA grants
• Koehler: Jobs and healthcare crucial for 17th District
• 2011 Navy Week Celebration
• Red Cross announces election of board members and awardees
• Niabi Zoo to hold car show on Fathers Day
• Senko gets nod as interim state's attorney
• Daily planner, June 15, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, June 15, 2011
• Dan 'The Wildman' Burich moves to North Carolina
• 17th annual motorcycle rally opens in Davenport
• Niabi Zoo hosting a car show Sunday
• Moline looking for agencies to apply for CDBG grants
• Enjoy coffee with our editors
• Update on Rock Island news
• City of Rock Island launches new website
• Ride the River need volunteers
• BCSD school board candidate packets available
• Riverdale Elementary School honor roll
• Independent Scholars list of derogatory words
• OSHA cites Dell for safety issue at Arsenal
• Illinois mammals to be presented at Fisherman's Corner Campground
• Have Coffee With The Editor
• Nature Walk Series-Trees
• QCAWC Low Cost High Quality Wellness/Vaccination Clinic
• Refuge park ranger receives National Beacon Award
• New bike drive for tornado victims
• Fashion Tour offered at Figge
• Figge tour highlights Davenport history and architecture
• Daily planner, June 14, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, June 14, 2011
• Beg your pardon: Race for the Cure
• Celebrity birthdays, June 14, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for June 12
• Lots of famous people have called the QCs home
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Silvis Garden Club hosts plant sale, garden walk Saturday
• Wetlands and Water Quality Workshop
• Metro East briefs for June 15, 2011
• Independent Scholars list of derogatory words
• Playing video games against my son is inviting mockery
• Daily planner, June 13, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, June 13, 2011
• Augie pianist honors Bix, family legacy
• Navy Week kicks off in the Q-C on Wednesday
• Juneteenth Festival celebrates freedom, American history
• Today in history for Saturday, June 11, 2011
• More than 8,800 run in Saturday's Race for the Cure
• Who's the most fantastic father? Read about the nominees and vote!
• Community gardens helping refugees get back on their feet
• Black Hawk College Digest for June 12
• Daily planner, June 12, 2011
• Today in history for Sunday, June 12, 2011
• Blue Angels resume air show schedule in Davenport next weekend
• City of Fulton Volunteer Millers will host June program
• Trustee: Cordova residents fear police
• Bishop Hill's Midsommar Music Festival returns June 25
• Donate gently used items to 2nd Fiddle Sale
• Radisson Live Music for Sunday Brunch - July & August
• Moline to hold Flag Day celebration
• St. Ambrose University will host Gradcenter Iowa Office
• Henry County officials to send landfill owner 15-day notice
• WQPT receives project grants
• Nova Singers "Out of the Ordinary" Sunday
• Summer Sizzles in Schwiebert Park
• Two Moline park projects near completion
• More On 34 will be June 17-18
• Alpha approves appropriation ordinance
• Only way to deal with unpredictibility of world is faith in divine
• Tug of war over seat on state board continues
• Geneseo church helps member's dreams come true in Haiti
• Tom Fox, St. James Lutheran assembling "flood buckets" for disaster victims
• An oasis fills thousands of barren closets, stomachs
• 'Terrific' idea to avoid VBS burnout
• Building better schools makes bigger smiles in Uganda
• Church puts new spin on annual park events
• Daily planner, June 11, 2011
• Moline Foundation administers almost $18K in scholarships
• Celebrity birthdays, June 10, 2011
• Flag raising ceremony June 14.
• Today in history for Friday, June 10, 2011
• Hike the Hennepin Canal June 12
• Quinn delays school payments for buses
• Q.C. International Association of Administrative Professionals meeting
• E.M. Alderman Bustos considers run for 17th District
• MetroLINK Board of Trustees meeting will be June 21
• Moline ranked No. 7 best fleet in U.S.
• City of Davenport special collection of tree limbs from storm
• Moline plans to repair, reopen John Deere Road overpass
• City of Davenport special collection of tree limbs from storm
• Storm knocks out power for thousands in Quad-Cities
• City of Davenport special collection of tree limbs from storm
• Figge Art Museum seeks volunteers
• Qualifying small businesses to register for job creation tax credit
• Help Quad City Arts win a Pepsi Refresh Grant
• Tour St. Ambrose's Stormwater Management Project
• Vander Veer Concert Series canceled for June 9 due to weather
• Gwen & Sue's Benefit to be held June 12
• Men's Health Week June 13 - 19
• Send us your storm photos!
• Health department notes June-Home Safety Month
• Davenport casino license going to Chicago-based firm; move downtown seen
• Daily planner, June 10, 2011
• Rock Island County Township Association newly elected officers
• Renew Moline forms committee to search for director
• East Moline firworks set for July 3
• Davenport plans storm debris pickups
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center (QCAWC) to hold Kind Kids Camps
• Alcoa plans to hire 80 new employees
• Red, White and Boom changes Davenport park site
• 'Legally Blonde' tops Circa's 35th season
• Hampton votes to stay with Shive-Hattery
• Hampton School honor roll
• Art Walk returns to E.M. for fifth year
• Metro East briefs for June 8, 2011
• West End Settlement named Rock Island Landmark
• Childhood Cancer Campaign spaghetti dinner and silent auction
• City of Moline to thank neighborhood volunteers at appreciation picnic
• Volunteers needed for Child Abuse Council Lifesaver Days
• Animal Aid Humane Society annual yard sale
• Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Anime-zing! returns to Quad Cities
• Daily planner, June 9, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, June 9, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, June 8, 2011
• Come support The R.I. Striders with luncheon on June 11
• Terronez replacement recommendation could come next week
• Pet Health Fair Extravaganza to be held June 11
• Bi-State seeks input on transportation plan
• Nebraska man's trial in Iowa killing moved to Scott County
• Cooling business heats up
• Figure skaters compete in Quad Cities
• Lawmakers promise continuing pressure to protect Arsenal jobs
• More volunteers needed for Mississippi Valley Blues Festival
• Achieve Quad Cities celebrates first year
• R.I. Beautification Commission is looking for the most beautiful yards in the city.
• R.I. Beautification Commission is looking for the most beautiful yards in the city.
• Adult "Bags" Tournament during the 4th of July celebration
• Meet & Greet Senator Koehler, Candidate for Congress
• QCHI advances Health Facts Card Campaign
• R.I. County deadline for firework permits approaching
• American Red Cross announces annual meeting & recognition event
• R.I. County to offer three full county board meetings
• Jacobs apologizes for Senate altercation with McCarter
• R.I. County to offer three full county board meetings
• Rave Motion Pictures announces new summer ticket prices
• IDOT in the process of painting centerline and edgeline markings
• Cambridge Main Street announces community hog roast
• Minority-owned businesses performing better than overall economy
• Cambridge Main Street announces community hog roast
• Army: No plans to close JMTC at Arsenal
• Resume help available at the Bettendorf Public Library
• Daily planner, June 8, 2011
• Davenport RAGBRAI Committee holds community rally
• Andover's love of telling some old, old stories of God's, Civil War's, glory
• Monthly Migratory Bird Walks and Golf Cart tours
• A Benediction beginning at Trinity Lutheran
• Movie Day at the Ingersoll Wetlands Learning Center
• The doorbell dynamic: failure to see the big picture
• Jesse White announces "Eliminate the Digital Divide" grants
• R.I. County real estate tax due June 9
• Colona Public Library's summer reading events
• Iowa-American Water proposing to increase customer rates
• Come join Independent Scholars June 9 at The Moline Club
• Illinois 4-H license plate effort
• Heat advisory posted through Wednesday
• Speaker to present: What's New at Family Search
• Illinois 4-H license plate effort
• R.I. County 4-H holding auditions for a children's musical
• Classic car and hot rod owners invited to cruise US Route 6
• Power restored in Moline
• Students rock at 7th annual West Music Parking Lot Jam
• Public dinner and show set at Milan Legion
• Daily planner, June 7, 2011
• Henry County property taxes due June 9
• White House Bi-State Minority Business Development Roundtable
• Today in history for Tuesday, June 7, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, June 1, 2011
• Insider Training brings fitness seminar to Quad Cities
• Beg your pardon: Rocky, UT graduates
• Today in history for Thursday, June 2, 2011
• Quad Cities Macintosh Users Group to meet June 21
• Branstad brings Iowa budget battle to Davenport
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, June 4, 2011
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center adopt a shelter cat month
• Q-C targets Norwegian tourists
• Navy Seabee meeting to be held June 11
• Bettendorf Aglow Lighthouse presents Tracie Cobb
• Exchange Club takes 'hats off' for 100th anniversary
• Owl Prowl with Bob Walton slated for June 25th
• After rains, tornadoes fall on all, God's blessings reign down
• Owl Prowl with Bob Walton slated for June 25th
• Oasis ministry collects goods for Joplin
• Monthly Migratory Bird Walks and Golf Cart tours
• United Township High School 2011 graduates
• R.I. holds open house in Broadway district
• Daily planner, June 6, 2011
• Davenport musician part of Japan relief effort
• R.I. seeks feedback for its use of Community Development Block Grant funds
• Today in history for Monday, June 6, 2011
• The best is yet to come, Rocky grads told
• UTHS class of 2011 prepared to take success along with failures
• Cordova board urged to make decision on new village hall
• Soldier sends thanks for his special view of graduation
• Peoria senator to run for 17th District congressional seat
• Organ donors give the gift of hope
• VIDEO: 'American Pickers' stars shine at LeClaire event
• Reaching out to refugees: R.I. men offer translation services
• Cool off by diving into these area pools
• Cleveland rewrites dumping ordinance
• Daily planner, June 5, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for June 5
• Today in history for Sunday, June 5, 2011
• Carter joins airport executive committee
• Former Congressman Phil Hare not planning to run
• Beg your pardon: Reynolds Alumni Banquet
• City of Rock Island street reconstruction report
• 2011 Prophetstown High School graduation list
• WQPT'S on-line auction is open
• GROWTH hosts Broadway open house Sunday
• Bettendorf woman was surprised to win $30,000 prize
• WIU raises tuition, fees for 2011-12
• Taco Tuesday benefits local Red Cross help raise funds for local fire victims
• Rhubarb fanatics stalk heaven this weekend in Aledo
• 280 to lose jobs in Eldridge
• Rivermont Collegiate graduation list
• First gay civil union carried out in R.I. County Courthouse
• Quad City Rollers "Working Clash" bout to be held June 11
• WIU BOT approves all-costs increases
• St. Ambrose University offers health careers adventure camp
• Francis Park Foundation July 4th Festival
• Discover the Rivermont advantage
• Church of Peace summer meal program
• Daily planner, June 4, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, June 4, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, June 4, 2011
• Stern to play in World Series of Poker
• AlWood students raise money to buy heifer for third-world country
• UTHS associate principal experiences 'great air sickness' with Blue Angels
• Blues Travler, Gin Blossoms headline Annual River Roots Live in August
• National Megan's Law Helpline & Sex Offender Registration Tips Program
• Sangamon state's attorney considering whether to charge Jacobs in Senate fight
• Bi-annual Carbon Cliff Village-wide yard sale
• Lane closure to be installed on I-80 south of the Colona exit
• Daily planner, June 3, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, June 3, 2011
• R.I. teen earns Eagle Scout rank
• VFW holds antique car, motorcycle show Saturday
• Hammond-Henry ready to open long-term care wing
• 6th annual Mark Stead Music Festival
• Q.C. Botanical Center Flamingo Follies celebration
• Komen Q.C. Race for the Cure announces altered race course for 2011
• AMVETS 4th of July Parade
• Augustana working to fight teen suicide
• Yogi Bear to visit Schwiebert Riverfront Park
• Civil unions find low first day interest
• City of R.I. asking for feedback on 2010-2011 CAPER
• Horse racing could return to Quad-Cities
• Summer starts June 6 at all Rock Island Libraries
• Harrison Hilltop to move to The District
• Rock Island Arsenal Welcome Club awards scholarships and grants
• Mercer County property tax bill mailed, due June 30
• Free motorcycle safety classes in E.M.
• Q-C home prices stable compared to U.S.
• Moline Salvation Army offers day camp June 6-Aug. 5
• Fulton High School graduation list
• Cones for Kids Day June 20 at Whitey's Ice Cream
• Cordova hearing will tackle Haan's quest for village board
• Red Cross observes CPR/AED Awareness Week June 1-7
• Girls' Whirl event aims to boost local businesses
• Boys and Girls Summer Day Club June 13-July 29
• Daily planner, June 2, 2011
• Waste Commission extends monday hours at landfill
• Q-C Convention & Visitors Bureau launches new mobile-friendly website
• R.I. Fire Dept. to receive wellness demonstrations
• Disability laws affecting children and adults offered in Spanish and English
• Brings awareness to homeless cats with "Kitty Cat Paw Print Paintings"
• Honor Flight Benefit returns to Bishop Hill
• R.I. Conservation Club blood drive
• Durbin in Q-C: We'll win fight to keep Arsenal manufacturing
• Jesse White awards Penny Severns Summer Literacy Grants to 38 public libraries
• Beg your pardon
• Bettendorf promotes Steve Brauer to assistant chief
• Putnam to extend "Titanic" to July 10
• Senior Voice will host free tour of Q-C senior housing on June 8
• Port Byron historical society meets just for fun
• Roots Handmade Pizza brings Q-C-style pizza to Chicago
• Search committee finishes interviews for state's attorney
• WIU board of trustees to review all-costs increases for new students
• Celebrity birthdays, June 1, 2011
• Honor Flight Benefit returns to Bishop Hill
• Daily planner, June 1, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 31, 2011
• Hundreds gather at Arsenal to honor fallen soldiers
• Mineral High School alum to celebrate final reunion
• Steele reminds Sherrard grads 'to save time to dream'
• Davenport dedicates Veterans Memorial Park
• Daily planner, May 31, 2011
• Teacher Curtis Butterfield passed away this morning
• Daily planner, May 30, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, May 30, 2011
• Monday Memorial Day observances
• Refugee hopes to empower others with furniture design and restoration business
• Moline teacher Butterfield dies
• Geneseo High School graduates commended for 'choices'
• Prosecutors presented evidence, watched color drain from Terronez's face
• An iPad for every desk: Eagle Ridge wins technology grant
• Firefighters look to the future with an eye to the past
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 29
• Daily planner, May 29, 2011
• Top Clicks
• Today in history for Sunday, May 29, 2011
• Geneseo parade needs walkers
• R.I. woman drops 102.5 pounds with help of lap-band surgery
• 'Blood doesn't make a family':Davenport family awaits news of 2nd adoption
• Ghost stories hit home for Iowa native on TV's 'Paranormal State'
• Colona festival gets the holiday rolling
• Hero Street service honors sacrifice
• Palmer named RI County auditor
• Daily planner, May 28, 2011
• Daily planner, May 28, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, May 28, 2011
• Davenport among leaders in department accreditation
• Colona family provides some 'bamacare' to tornado survivors
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, May 28, 2011
• God's word takes pastor almost full circle
• Wardrobe rolls on at Riverside Methodist
• Hungry kids unzip blessing-filled backpacks
• Learn about the River's Nine-foot channel
• Voices of Faith: Does the U.S. have a special role in protecting humanity?
• Body in Rock River was Rock Falls man
• Harold Camping breaks his silence: Judgment day is Oct. 21
• Secretary of state offices closed Monday for Memorial Day
• Update on Joplin Drive donation sites
• Update on Joplin Drive donation sites
• Lane to close on I-80 in R.I. County May 31-June 3
• Support for Arsenal factory grows
• Whitewater Junction to open Saturday
• IDOT announces lane closures for Memorial Day weekend
• Ragbrai duo ready to hit road with handcycle
• Red Cross responding to Bettendorf fire
• Summer activities offered at Rivermont Collegiate
• Nutrition classes for seniors to start June 3
• Whitewater Junction to open May 28
• Salvation Army relief efforts in Joplin continue
• Army task force considers closing JMTC
• Donate for Joplin on May 27-28
• Bettendorf lawyer on Romney's Iowa committee
• Daily planner, May 27, 2011
• Beg Your Pardon 5-26-2011
• Today in history for Friday, May 27, 2011
• Family dreams together of raising scholarship money
• Pope names Sacred Heart pastor as bishop in Rapid City
• Celebrity birthdays, May 27, 2011
• Moline American Legion to hold Friday fish fry, Memorial Day presentation
• Q-C jobless rate lowest in two years
• Independent Scholars to discuss 2012 on May 26
• R.I., Mercer counties to clean out voter registration records
• Work on Avenue of the Cities bridge set for May 27 and 31
• Charity event for NKT May 28 at Schone's Friendship Farm
• Geneseo eliminates oversight boards
• Q-C people rally to help
• Deere-Wiman music on the lawn
• Worker dies in Bettendorf fall
• Metro East briefs for May 25, 2011
• Butterworth Center announce teachers' workshops
• Donations of "stuff" for Missouri
• 2011 Silvis Junior High School graduates
• R.I. Fire Fighters Go Green & Healthy with Green Smoothies
• LHVTS to have ceremony May 28 at Liberty House
• All Fur Fun is for the dogs
• R.I. Fire Fighters Go Green & Healthy with Green Smoothies
• Sixth Annual Founders Day Celebration
• Colona ready for annual Memorial Day Festival
• NAWIC meeting June 2 with Architectural Tour of Davenport
• Woman injured in two-car crash Tuesday
• David Baker: There is no reason to be superstitious
• Q-C lawyer joins Iowa high court June 3
• Jewish Feast-ival to celebrate 75 years for Tri City Jewish Center
• SCRA awards of over $1.6 million for the spring 2011 grant cycle
• Veterans Memorial Park Dedication
• MetroLINK Channel Cat Water Taxi rsumes services May 27
• FUNraiser and Cut-A-Thon
• Construction work to begin June 3 on Airport Rd., Moline
• Foreign exchange students in the Q.C. meet Holocaust survivors
• Memorial Day holiday closures
• Update on Rock Island news
• Erika Kate Foundation named co-beneficiary of the 2011 Quad Cities Marathon
• River Action' 27th Ride the River Riverfront Bicycle Ride
• Daily planner, May 26, 2011
• Disaster Victim Donation Drive in response to Joplin, MO tornado
• Today in history for Thursday, May 26, 2011
• 11th annual flag retirement/burning ceremony
• Flooding, rains increase insect numbers
• Summer camp set at Deere-Wiman
• Memorial Day observances set this weekend
• Grassroots activist training to be held June 11
• Senior & Low Vision Expo May 26 at i wireless
• Animal Welfare Center to hold kitten baby shower June 4
• Hennepin Hustle 5K Run/fun walk to be held June 26
• The Alexis Willey Poker Run and Benefit
• Daily planner, May 25, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 25, 2011
• JA serves 1 millionth student
• American Red Cross launches Ready Rating Program
• Four Logan Elementary educators retire
• 9/11 artifact on display at LeClaire FD
• R.I. Knights of Columbus choose police officer, firefighter of the year
• City of Moline 34th Street closure
• Monmouth-Roseville Class of 2011 graduates
• City of Rock Island announces Civic Awards Night
• 110 Kewanee graduates hear thoughts on change
• Free prostate cancer screening helps detect cancer early
• Success = a full-length mirror and a dream
• Nova Singers presents: Out of the Ordinary
• Renovated MLK Center unveiled to public
• Memorial Services to be held by VFW Post 1303 and American Legion Post 200 of R.I.
• Schilling hires new chief of staff
• Green Bus Project to provide yoga outreach to underserved populations
• Oakdale Memorial Gardens Memorial Service May 29
• New books capture personal side of Augustana history
• Hail, strong winds lash Scott County, other parts of Iowa
• Cambridge Main Street announces sidewalk sale days
• Daily planner, May 24, 2011
• R.I. firefighters battle Monday blaze
• Beg your pardon: Augustana graduate
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 24, 2011
• Celebrity birthdays, May 24, 2011
• Judge Conway reassigned by O'Connor
• Mercer County graduation focuses on choices
• Orion Valedictorians share humor in speech
• New R.I. ordinance will allow alcohol sales at events in city-owned facilities
• Women's Health Group meets today
• Sergio's family & friends hosting blood and marrow donor drive
• Whiteside police and fire officials searching for man missing in Rock River
• Kirk tells Augie grads they will witness more changes than any other generation
• Augustana College graduates list, 2011
• Crowd salutes the military at Arsenal's Armed Forces Day
• Today in history for Sunday, May 22, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, May 23, 2011
• Milan man blogs his way through cancer
• Daily planner, May 23, 2011
• St. Ambrose hosts wine tasting festival
• Moline High School grads look to the future
• R.I. council to consider allowing liquor sales at more events
• Life-threatening illness can't stop nursing student from graduating at the top of her class
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 22
• Andover to look back at Civil War days
• BHC East grads told not to let skeptics discourage them
• Chain saws rev to battle cancer
• Increasing price of bacon is slipping under the radar
• Moline pauses to honor firefighters
• Seven graduate from Drug Court
• Today in history for Saturday, May 21, 2011
• Daily planner, May 22, 2011
• Daily planer, May 21, 2011
• Andover Colonial Days Festival
• Renovation on St. Athony's Nursing & Rehab Center almost complete
• Isabel Bloom gives $8,000 to local schools for art projects
• Bill would create Illinois government fraud hotline
• No crime suspected in death outside Walcott
• Sheriff Boyd volunteers to meet about Cordova police concerns
• You can now pay R.I. County Real Estate Taxes online
• Today in history for Friday, May 20, 2011
• Volunteer millers complete new training manual
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, May 21, 2011
• Davenport Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan
• Group shows plenty of summer initiative
• Black Hawk College sets meeting dates for 2011-12
• Salvation Army seeks apartment adopters
• E.M. Police Department to hold police memorial May 26
• Pastor doing things His way at Graceland Church
• R.I. County Illinois Genealogical Society class
• New sister takes leap of faith to Great Falls
• Weekly tours of Lock and Dam 13 in Fulton to begin May 29
• Jewish Federation welcomes Jerusalem Rabbi scholar
• Sixth Annual Founders Day Celebration
• Family Radio says the Rapture is here, again
• Quad City Leadership Academy graduation ceremony to honor 16 local leaders
• Moline teacher to be removed from life support
• Join the WAVE of collaboration for East West Riverfest 2012
• Bill keeping gun owners information private approved by Senate, goes to Quinn
• Construction work to begin on IL 82 north of Geneseo May 23
• Health department reminds residents about Cambridge heart walk
• Rock Island Arsenal Armed Forces Day Open House
• Health department announces June Senior Living Series program
• Chipotle plans Moline restaurant this fall
• Health department June blood pressure clinic schedule
• Moline firefighters to honor former firefighters Saturday
• Buckle-Up America Week and Click It or Ticket mobilizations
• No time for Judgement Day
• Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics
• WQPT'S Brew Ha Ha set for September 17th in LeClaire Park
• Orion school board thanks Eagle Scout
• Mississippi Valley Rock Island levee repair assistance
• Celebrity birthdays, May 20, 2011
• Davenport The Westside Diversion Tunnel project
• Mercer may be gone from 36th District
• Davenport Street Bridge Replacement project
• New partnerships promoted for Q-C arts
• Two Rivers YMCA Selected as candidate for the LIVESTRONG
• Expanded, renovated MLK Center ready for grand reopening
• City of East Moline garbage collection for Memorial Day
• State owes Annawan schools more than $125K
• Martin Luther King Center Expansion/Renovation Celebration
• R.I. Library plans 95 events for kids, adults this summer
• Workshops help parents "Know What to Say" to children about sex
• Daily planner, May 20, 2011
• Botanical Center Artists' Meet & Greet
• Memorial Day Service at Drury-Reynolds Cemetery
• La Leche announces June meeting
• Moline Road near the IL 5 interchange to begin work May 23
• Davenport residents rescued from roof
• Police hope early education stems later crime
• American Cancer Society's Relay For Life
• Scott Community College candidates for graduation
• Galva Arts Council Annual Photo Show 2011
• Trinity College of Nursing graduation list
• Reiki Level I class offered at The Reiki Studio
• Senior woman sues state officials over concealed carry law
• Quad City Enviro-Kids program, Saturdays this summer
• Rock Island needs volunteers to clear bike path
• German American Heritage Center honoring veterans
• Metro East briefs for May 18, 2011
• Obama, Quinn agree on price feds would pay for Thomson prison
• E.M. man makes river a major part of his life
• Two works from the Figge's collection go on loan
• E.M. School District hosting retirement reception
• Clifford The Big Red Dog at the Family Museum
• Flavors added to the Mississippi Valley Welcome Center
• Special Memorial Day weekend tour at Lock and Dam 16
• Riverboat Development Authority awards grants
• Davenport RAGBRAI collecting old bicycles
• Daily planner, May 19, 2011
• Rock Island Memorial Day Ceremony set for May 30
• Today in history for Thursday, May 19, 2011
• Cop on a Rooftop fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Rock Island Auction Company returns to Rock Island
• Bettendorf Park Board member receives state wide award
• Navy to help build ship-themed playground for Moline
• BCSD students collect athletic shoes for ReUSE-A-SHOE program
• Andrew Mitchell hired as AlWood middle/high school principal
• Tis the season for sneezin'
• Sgt. James Chadwick retires from R.I. Police Department after 33 years
• 30th Anniversary for "Aisle of Flags" in Geneseo City Park
• Know What to Say when your child asks you questions about sex!
• Free workshop on continuing adult education for older adults, May 27
• New Windsor Memorial Day program and gun salute
• Rock Island 25th Avenue closed
• Daily planner, May 18, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 18, 2011
• Simon says Arsenal needs protection
• UT Bands to perform final performance May 19
• Paula Sands a true winner and Q-C celebrity
• Epilepsy Foundation Trivia Night Fundraiser at Moline VFW
• Memories of past, hopes for future success fill Galva graduation
• Wes 1000 The Celebration Set for May 21
• Terronez replacement committee won't interview Springfield candidate
• East Moline Silvis Soccer Club Fundraiser Trivia Night
• United School Board approves bid for new lockers
• Rock Island announces business recognition program
• Riverdale graduates encouraged to dream big
• Bettendorf Police Explorers to host bike sale June 11
• Lear appointed to Silvis school board
• Update on Rock Island news
• Atkinson police chief retiring
• 2011 Midwest MTB Festival
• Help Tudi's and Tutus Wednesday in Moline
• Illinois lieutenant governor to tour Arsenal
• Erie High School graduates class of 2011
• Scott County Historical Society Memorial Day Program
• R.I. aldermen approve two environmental projects
• Free Admission at Col. Davenport House on May 21-22
• Today in history for Monday, May 16, 2011
• Henry County Republicans announce meeting plans
• Nature Walk Series-Birds
• GAHC will present "Cigar Making in the Quad Cities" May 22
• Juan Diez Rancheros celebrates 1st anniversary with annual fundraiser
• Tudi's and Tutus Fundraiser for children with cancer and the arts
• Schultz withdraws bid to be state's attorney
• Text of Herbert Schultz letter withdrawing application to be state's attorney
• ZOOperstars! at Quad Cities River Bandits game
• Daily planner, May 17, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 17, 2011
• Beg your pardon: Fresh Crops Jr. Derby League
• Celebrity birthdays, May 17, 2011
• Daily planner, May 16, 2011
• Refugee study groups set to talk
• Accident sends 2 to hospital
• Historic fire bell rings again during R.I. firefighters memorial
• Historic fire bell rings again during R.I. firefighters memorial
• Julie Stradt reflects on life before, after being held hostage
• Marx is thankful he made it through another Friday the 13th
• Arsenal will hold Armed Forces day on Sunday
• Success defines Annawan graduates
• Annawan High School graduation list
• Western Illinois University candidates for graduation list
• 240 graduate from WIU
• Today in history for Sunday, May 15, 2011
• Playcrafters to keep diversity on the stage
• Families reunite as Guard returns from Egypt
• Former E.M. police officer reflects on 2008 shooting
• Happy homecoming: Milan Guard unit return from Egypt
• Q-C weekend goes to the dog shows
• St. Paul's Lutheran Student Writers
• Jane Adams Elementary School Student Writers
• Today in history for Saturday, May 14, 2011
• Daily planner, May 15, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 15
• Hope Creek faces nearly $1M in cuts
• Weed and Seed Friday Night Mushball League kickoff
• Educator looks to take what he has learned in Q-C back with him to Tanzania
• Become a More on 34 Vendor
• Geneseo man 'retires' into new career as lay minister
• Davenport Alderman At-Large Gordon announces he will seek re-election
• Today in history for Friday, May 13, 2011
• BHS earns superior & excellent rating
• GateHouse briefs
• Botanical Center has tropical plants for sale
• Sharing a look back to move on
• Health department promotes women's health with walking program
• 'Musicianaries' to 'edutain' crowd at R.I. church
• High school students engineer their way into cardboard regatta
• Filipino-Americans perform heritage savers
• Leave food donations by your mailbox on May 14
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, May 14, 2011
• Daily planner, May 14, 2011
• R.I. County Police and Fire Salute to Special Olympians
• How to rewire your brain by inventing crazy stories about people
• Quad City Arts "The Artist in You Call for Entries"
• 3rd Annual QC Hearts & Minds Symposium
• The music of Billy Joel on sale now!
• Volunteers sought for Memorial Day Flag placement
• R.I. Housing Authority accepting applications for complex with amenities for disabled
• Rock Island 6th Avenue W. of 2nd Street is closed
• Illinois extends film tax credits by 10 years
• Logo contest announced for East West Riverfest 2012
• R.I. Arsenal will benefit under House bill
• R.I. County Branch NAACP will host a second Expungement Workshop
• Search for Rock River canoeist being halted
• Stark and Henry County Health Department announce board meetings
• Former E.M. mayor considers new run for office
• Heeren Family Scholarship for Israel Studies established at Saint Ambrose University
• Firefighters teach fire safety in Moline schools
• Jesse White honors winners of "Letters About Literature" contest
• Today in history for Thursday, May 12, 2011
• Illinois remembers the Forgotten War
• City of Davenport proclaims Military Appreciation Week
• R.I. Knights of Columbus presents annual Civic Award Night
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra Live at Q106.5 Studio
• Water quality program May 17 at Davenport Public Works
• Daily planner, May 13, 2011
• Colona Fire Department hosts blood drive Saturday
• Respect and admiration never wavers for Mr. Learner
• Quad City Rollers "Roller Derby" Recruitment Night
• Moline's lease to Pegasus to bring in $21,600
• Power restored to 600-plus in Moline
• Celebrity birthdays, May 13, 2011
• $1,000 Ascentra Credit Union scholarship winners announced
• Lew Wilson Jr. -- everyone's pal -- died Monday
• Quad City Bank & Trust to host FREE Document Shred Day
• Alexis Village Board approves agreement with U.S. Department of Agriculture
• Finalists in the "Only Tap Water Delivers" art contest
• Rock Island County jailer disciplinary issues resolved
• WVIK News recognized for excellence in reporting
• Milan teacher accused of hitting student
• Shady Creek Recreation Area to partially open
• State's attorney interviews to be private
• St. Malachy School enjoys new space, technology
• Metro East briefs for May 11, 2011
• Quad Cities in Motion Week
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 11, 2011
• Davenport to host meeting regarding Division Street May 16
• Pickers will be in paradise at East Moline street sale
• Armed Forces Appreciation Night to be held May 21
• St. Ambrose University spring commencement ceremony
• Silvis Junior High third-quarter honor roll
• Charity Car Wash and Cookout
• Royal Neighbors to plant, trim and paint to help women
• Doug Greer: Idiot or child? I just love to play golf
• Volunteers needed for NAIA Golf Tournament, May 24-27
• Innovative Water Quality Products, next PSCW forum, May 17th
• Exhibitors needed for R.I. Eagles Club Flea Market
• Bicycle Round Up Program slated for May 21
• Lane closure will be installed on Atkinson Road
• Daily planner, May 12, 2011
• Aledo Police Department to host training for officers and elected officials
• WIU Spring Commencements
• Bettendorf's Public Works Day
• State Representative Rich Morthland's District Office is open again
• Illinois Rx Card to help uninsured, underinsured residents
• BHC offer variety of camps for summer for all ages
• Galesburg needs votes for Reader's Digest contest
• Augustana Choir returns to Carnegie Hall
• Farmers in 'good shape' after recent warm, dry weather
• Update on Rock Island news
• Farmers in 'good shape' after recent warm, dry weather
• Mallards in the community
• Join us for coffee at Rock Island Hy-Vee
• Quad Cities celebrates National Tourism Week
• Join us for coffee at McDonald's in Aledo
• Dedicated dozen still do lunch after 62 years
• Moline native to air on 'Bachelorette'
• Jumer's hits $8M monthly revenue for first time
• Event to honor outgoing Scott Community College president
• Former judge, six attorneys vie to replace Terronez as state's attorney
• Funding available to help weatherize homes
• Ann's Helping Hands offers specials, seeks donations
• Construction stalls Iowa-bound traffic on I-74 bridge
• Daily planner, May 11, 2011
• “Touch-a-Truck” Day and open house set for May 14 in Moline
• Galesburg #2 in nationwide contest; seeks "cheers" to win cash
• Thomas Jefferson students will open lemonade stand
• Pay freezes recommended for county board chairman, members
• Pine Creek Grist Mill sets May hours
• Today in history for Monday, May 9, 2011
• Thomson Causeway Recreation area to remain closed until June 24
• 5-on-5 basketball tournament adoption fundraiser May 14 in Aledo
• Earth Day activities rescheduled at Andalusia Slough
• Andover Historical Society to meet May 17
• Jewish Cultural Series 2011
• Silvis Street to close May 10 for sewer repairs
• Rock Island Arsenal Armed Forces Day Open House May 22
• Quad Citians can donate food at their mailbox on May 14
• Disaster legal services manual available on-line
• Independent Scholars' Evening May 12 to feature readings
• Quad Cities Unit 1 begins planned refueling and maintenance
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging presents Benefits Check Up
• Augustana to make its mark on the Big Apple
• Daily planner, May 10, 2011
• E.M. Police to conduct several traffic enforcements
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 10, 2011
• R.I. Parks and Recreation offers pecial events
• Enjoy a coffee and a chat with our editors
• R.I. County Extension offers Plant Tissue Culture Class
• Historic commission approves John Deere House work
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• E.M. becomes classroom for Pakistanis
• Action forum set for R.I. Refugee & Immigrant study circles
• E.M. woman on board flight where man tried to open exit
• U of I Extension's Summer Youth Camp Schedule
• Assistant Army secretary foresees Arsenal changes
• Learn how to grow your own produce
• Refugee finds happiness, love of learning in Q-C
• Today in history for Sunday, May 8, 2011
• Daily planner, May 9, 2011
• Tax bills in the mail
• Great Unveiling transforms R.I. home
• Augie icon restored, $128 million raised
• Volunteers sow seeds of kindness
• Today in history for Saturday, May 7, 2011
• Daily planner, May 8, 2011
• Bettendorf Rotary's Run with Carl's 17th Year
• Renewing more than license plates after Easter
• Class of 1969 60th Birthday Party
• Rock Island rally fights nursing home cuts
• Religious conversion can be a powerful experience
• River Drive to reopen on Monday, May 9
• Preschool screenings May 23-25 in Moline
• NFL player's foundation gets disabled kids outdoors
• Davenport woman buys ticket on a whim, wins $10,000 prize
• Hershel Roberts takes his final lap
• R.I. County Treasurer announces real estate tax bills
• Preschool Screenings offered by Moline School District
• R.I. County Treasurer announces real estate mobile home tax bills
• Modern Woodmen Park to host USA Working Dog Championship
• Beg your pardon
• R.I. County Solid Waste Management Plan Update
• Q-C motorcycle awareness ride today
• QCA students meet donors and receive $275,000 in scholarships
• Missing dog reunited with owner
• Poppy Days slated for May 20 & 21
• Silvis School Board looks to fill vacancy
• Hope Creek: National Nursing Home Week Celebrations
• Fair housing laws to be discussed at R.I. meeting
• Barbershop chorus to perform at River Valley District Library
• Teenagers take a walk on the water side
• Teachers' Retirement System town hall meeting to be held May 9Executive Director to hold town hall meeting
• BHS Hosts Cardboard Boat Regatta - May 13
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, May 7, 2011
• Former Logan Elementary students retirement party open house
• Henry County Real Estate Tax Bills information
• New priest wants to keep St. George running smoothly
• Quad Cities Macintosh Users Group to meet May 17
• No longer on the outskirts of town
• Rock Island Arsenal celebrates the 236th Army Birthday
• Dispatch-Argus 2011 Master Teacher bios
• Find some True Gospel fun
• Daily planner, May 7, 2011
• City of Davenport kicks off Military Appreciation Week
• GateHouse briefs for Faith and Values May 7, 2011
• BCSD seeks community comments regarding strategic plan
• Texas company looks at Q-Cs for billion-dollar wind project
• Upcoming David W. Dorris book signing events
• Rocky grad recounts tornado tale
• Butterfly release at the Family Museum
• R.I. Schools will host retirement tea May 18
• Run for the Son June 4
• Alpha Board hires firm for water system evaluation
• BeeRME for Music May 7 in Davenport
• 5K Run/Walk for the Son to be held June 4
• Celebrity birthdays, May 6, 2011
• Lake Red Rock & Saylorville return to normal conditions
• Prostate Cancer Awareness Day June 5
• Maypole Festival tonight at Broadway Presbyterian
• FACE - Putting Your Vision of Fulton to Work
• R.I. Public Meeting, Fair Housing Laws & Employment Opportunities
• Boland, others seek smaller county board
• Tiny Circus to make a movie at the Family Museum
• United Township High School to present spring pops concert
• Compost bins, rain barrels to be for sale
• Y Quad Cities Rowing Open House
• Mayor to recognize finalists of "Only Tap Water Delivers" art contest
• Volunteers needed to pull garlic mustard plants
• QCAWC adoption spring & summer hours
• Q-C Flutes Unlimited Perform Spring Concert on May 6
• Today in history for Thursday, May 5, 2011
• Join friends for River Action's Fish & Fire
• WIU professor wins fellowship
• Car and garage heavily damaged in Rock Island fire
• Kenny Chesney Traffic Advisory
• Lane closure will be installed on I-80 south of Colona
• Royal Neighbors volunteers will plant gardens to raise food for 150 families
• Daily planner, May 6, 2011
• Galva Arts Council announces "not your typical yard sale""
• Today in history for Friday, May 6, 2011
• Young Entrepreneur's Market May 21 at Family Museum
• Deener quits Geneseo council
• Author Donna Mander-Fiser book signing event
• Salute to Master Teachers is Friday night
• Discover summer adventures at Rivermont Collegiate
• Ridgewood Elementary to hold jog-a-thon
• Daily planner, May 5, 2011
• Cambridge Main Street announces sidewalk sale days
• Part of Duck Creek multi-use path to close May 9
• St. Ambrose men walk like a woman to protest domestic violence
• Ridgewood Elementary to hold jog-a-thon May 6
• New art film series starts at Figge
• Davenport downtown updates on the re-opening of streets
• R.I. libraries will hold furlough day on May 24
• Q.C. Botanical Center Tulip Time Cruise informational meeting
• Town and Country Lanes owner still looking for location to rebuild
• Quad City teens announce nonprofits sharing $10,000
• Tourism officials worry Illinois is falling behind
• Broadway Historic District to unveil old home May 7
• Bald eagle numbers up despite cold winter, high waters
• Spruce Hills Drive reconstruction from Utica Ridge Road to Woodland Lane
• Celebrity birthdays, May 5, 2011
• Morning show celebrating CINCO DE NACHO with competition
• Hard times leads to hard work from youth boxing club
• The Rollers looking for Junior Roller Derby league participants
• Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk for the Cure
• Join Hands Day May 7 in Moline
• Bicycle Tour of Historic Arsenal Island
• Modern Woodmen will "Paint the Town" on May 7
• Participate in a Historic Clock Tower Tour May 8
• BHS looking for volunteers to help with Join Hands Day Service project
• City of Bettendorf Storm Water Management Plan
• Churches United is proud to present "Put a Smile on a Child"
• WQPT announces 2011 writers contest winners
• Morthland's District Office Grand Opening
• National Nursing Home Week Celebrations
• Iowa 80 Trucking Museum to celebrate Iowa Museum Day
• Don't get scammed; FBI offers tips to Quad-Cities residents
• Atkinson seeks summer youth program director
• Youth philanthropy program gives $10K in grants to area nonprofits
• Colona reschedules meeting on annexation request
• Johnston hosting county board reapportionment hearing Thursday
• Port Byron approves contract to inspect, water tower interior
• Teens, adults suggest teen pregnancy prevention tactics
• St. Ambrose men to walk a mile in women's shoes
• Spring plant sale May 15 at Riverside
• Construction work to begin May 9 east of Colona
• Today in history for Wednesday, May 4, 2011
• Daily planner, May 4, 2011
• Beg your pardon
• React to bin Laden news in any way you see fit
• Honoring fallen police officers
• Davenport West River Drive road report
• Figge exhibition celebrates the power of water
• Arts and Craft fair held Sunday
• Volunteer Millers will host May program
• Davenport making strides to raise awareness of Preeclampsia
• Shaping the Future: Discover the Jordan Advantage
• YMCA celebrates 153 years of community impact
• Niabi Zoo to Feature Animal Kingdom Mothers on Mother's Day
• Celebrate Mother's Day by spaying your female dogs & cats
• Southwest announces AirTran acquisition
• Counselors to America's Small Business workshop
• American Kennel Club Dog Show to be held May 14-15
• Piano Celebration raises over $34,000
• Student musicians to rock tonight for Haiti
• Miracle-Ear Center in Moline strives to educate the public on hearing loss
• Professional regulation department disciplines 3 Quad-Citians
• City of R.I. announces Fire Department Memorial Service
• Q-C holds mixed emotions over bin Laden's demise
• Backyard compost bin & rain barrel sale May 7
• Death rekindles memories of U.S. veterans in Afghanistan
• Morthland announces satellite office locations
• Moline weighs next winter's salt purchase
• Today in history for Tuesday, May 3, 2011
• Holocaust Remembrance speaker Walter Reed urges audience to help others
• Daily planner, May 3, 2011
• Augie's student journalists praised by Pulitzer Prize winner
• How to recycle just about anything
• Prizes to be won at baseball fundraiser
• Community Caring Conference's Ametra Carrol, Diana Dixon help make city 'rock solid'
• Rivermont Collegiate third quarter honor roll for 2010-2011
• Daily planner, May 1, 2011
• Daily planner, May 3, 2011
• MLK Center prepares for funding cuts
• Surviving a tornado: With storm season here, planning is key
• Black Hawk College Digest for May 1
• Q-C walks a popular Saturday fundraiser
• Morrow again does 2,000 push-ups for charity
• Milan's business looking up
• Rebuilding together refurbishes veterans' homes
• Top 10 stories for the week
• Today in history for Saturday, April 30, 2011
• New Aledo mayor must fill police chief, city administrator posts
• Road construction season begins
• Today in history for Friday, April 29, 2011
• Corps of Engineers recreation areas reopen
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, April 30, 2011
• Alexis to hold blood drive May 3
• Holocaust horrors as seen through the eyes of one survivor
• Spring plant sale May 15 at Riverside
• Kenyan priest keeps Western Illinois University piece close to heart
• Corps of Engineers recreation areas reopen to the public
• National Day of Prayer crests with emotional waves
• Genesis offers free prom photos April 30
• Geneseo church opens time capsule, breaks ground
• Daily planner, April 30, 2011
• Why a 10-year-old is giving advice to congress
• Salute to Seniors May 5 in Davenport
• United board seats members
• Q-C singer/songwriter wins British tour
• Iowa American Water proposes rate increase
• AFSCME sends concessions proposal to E.M. aldermen
• R.I. County ends relationship with Wells Fargo
• Women in construction group meeting Thursday in Davenport
• Milan to flush hydrants Monday
• Palmer N8k charity run May 21 to benefit Juan Diez Rancheros
• Farm Fresh Roller Girls to support St. Baldrick's Foundation
• This wedding party meets at 3 a.m.
• Committee searches for Terronez's replacement
• Jordan school closer to new addition
• Shelter seeks bullying experiences
• Grants totaling $256K distributed to 22 area nonprofits
• 10 generation cousion to the royal couple probably made the B-list
• Leaders Under 40 list
• Daily planner, April 29, 2011
• Animal Aid Humane Society Plant Sale fundraiser
• Bicentennial Elementary School Student Writers
• Women In Business Event to be held May 7
• Tanglefoot Lane reconstruction from 18th Street to Devils Glen Road
• Lane closure to be installed on I-80 south of Colona exit
• IMRF officials say fund is healthy
• Rock Island Conservation Club meeting to be held May 17
• Join in a sign of solidarity at St. Baldrick's event
• Augie grads team up to bring new micro-roast coffee to Q.C.
• Johnston to serve on affirmative action committee
• Watching the flood go away
• Familiar faces fill out E.M. school board
• Construction work to begin May 2 on Osco Road
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 27, 2011
• Davenport Parks and Recreation and B100 launch Family Fest
• Metro East briefs for April 27, 2011
• Davenport RAGBRAI adds social media component
• Eagle Ridge students come to aid of Japan
• Volunteers needed for Scott Co. Snapshot Water Quality Monitoring Event
• David Baker: Tornadoes bring back memories of Alabama storm
• Daily planner, April 28, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, April 28, 2011
• City of Rock Island successfully manages flooding
• Local PlayStation users just want back in the game
• Rock Island celebrates 21 years as Tree City USA
• Workers Memorial Day event today
• Augustana Public Radio's longest-running programs to move
• Strike Out softball game rescheduled for Friday
• Amy Helpenstell's Birthday Gift to the Quad Cities - $256,000
• Protze new Jumer's president/GM
• State Street, Grant Street and River Drive open to traffic
• Koska re-elected as UTHS Board president
• Morthland announces satellite office locations
• Keep Rock Island Beautiful will host two cleanup events
• Iowa Corrections Association's spring conference May 11-13 in Bettendorf
• Cordova nuclear plant hosts information night Thursday
• Churches United of the Q.C. Area 50th anniversary
• Deere finalist for Freedom Award
• R.I. Community Foundation accepting grant applications
• Q-C man to speak on meaning of Mayan calendar, 2012
• R.I.-Milan Education Foundation seeks alumni & community award nominations
• Buy plants or take a potting class at Vander Veer
• Heroes at Home projects with Rebuilding Together Geneseo/Cambridge
• Colona approves balanced budget
• 17th annual Geneseo/Cambridge National Rebuilding Day
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• Schilling, Hultgren to host Henry County Agriculture Day
• Radio show to be simulcast on C-SPAN ahead of Iowa Caucuses
• Jesse White and the Chicago Bulls unveil new permanent Bulls license plate
• Boat Puppeteers to hold Spanish puppet show in Moline
• Daily planner, April 27, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 26, 2011
• Local judge to receive social justice award from SAU
• Celebrating the Life and Music of Robert Schumann
• Bicentennial Elementary School Student Writers
• Free workshop: Computer Learning – SKYPE Video Chat
• Better Business Bureau celebrates its 17th annual integrity awards
• At least four hoping to win appointment as state's attorney
• Workers' Memorial Day honors those killed on the job
• Iowa Corrections Association holds spring conference in Q.C.
• Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy open enrollment
• City of Davenport business and street updates
• Free educational lecture at Gilda's Club
• Art portfolio review day at St. Ambrose University
• Loebsack to join in Workers Memorial Day observance
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary meeting to be held May 24
• Clark's Ferry Recreation area to re-open
• Join friends for River Action's Fish & Fire
• St. Ambrose awards to advocate for Catholic social action
• Holocaust survivor shares story of months in hiding
• Planning a royal wedding party?
• Open enrollment for Head Start program
• Moline to honor outgoing alderman
• Windmill Cultural Center silent auction benefit
• Today in history for Monday, April 25, 2011
• Former students return to lead Family Fitness Night April 28
• Rock Island Elks Free Orthopedic Evaluation Clinic
• Reception for retiring EICCD Chancellor
• Galesburg native's baby laughs it up on YouTube with 1 million views
• Social Justice Conference May 12 focuses on racial disproportionality in child welfare system
• Roadside Safety Checks in R.I. County
• Public hearing to discuss reapportionment of R.I. County
• Tom Birkhofter benefit to be held May 17
• Agricultural and Conservation Education Camp May 3 in Aledo
• Discovery Shop to host annual Spring Garden Event
• Asphalt patching to start on Avenue of the Cities Bridge
• Butterworth Elementary to celebrate Arbor Day, April 29
• Deere house sold; buyer plans to finish rehab
• Rock Island Arsenal Armed Forces Day open house
• Daily planner, April 26, 2011
• Vegetable Gardening Boot Camp May 1
• Vander Veer plant sale set for April 29-May 1
• Join Davenport Police Dept. for lunch at Texas Roadhouse
• BHC plans first building in 40 years
• St. Ambrose University announces spring commencement events
• New Rock Island High School principal may be named Tuesday
• Learning to skate, with some 'pretty' teachers
• 50th anniversary tractor show brings back memories for founding pair
• Quad-Citians head to riverfront to check out flood
• Today in history for Sunday, April 24, 2011
• The life and times of Curtis B's brain
• Daily planner, April 25, 2011
• Learn more about Leaders Under 40 in special supplement
• Church hands out hope in form of gas vouchers
• Edison Junior High School honor roll for third quarter, 2010-2011 school year
• Daily planner, April 24, 2011
• BHC begins search for president
• 2011 Fighting Illini Caravan, Quad City evening May 4th
• East Moline VFW celebrates new home today
• REDEEM elected officers and reviewed progress
• East Moline firefighters receive $66,600 grant
• Fire destroys travel trailer in E.M.
• Quad Cities Station to hold Community Information Night April 28
• Watertown Neighborhood Watch Spring Cleanup
• REDEEM officers selected
• Davenport West 2nd Street closed due to flooding
• Rebuilding Together volunteers do house repairs, God's work
• Hotel Blackhawk to celebrate a royal wedding
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 23, 2011
• National Infants Immunization Week
• He is risen, indeed
• Bicycle Tour of Historic Arsenal Island Canceled
• An Easter message even the deaf can hear here
• Doris & Victor Day Foundation and Rauch Family Foundation grant deadline
• Rotary Club volunteers take turns in Guatemala
• Moline business prevails over Mighty Mississippi's Flooding
• Charity run features Faithful Feet fervor
• 17th District annual spaghetti dinner to be held April 27
• Rabbi's optimistic call to 'Stop Global Whining'
• Births, April 23, 2011
• Daily planner, April 23, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, April 23, 2011
• E.M. firefighters get $66,000 FEMA grant
• Help name the eaglet at Davenport Works
• Opening Day at the Colonel Davenport House May 7
• Geneseo man electrifies his driving excitement
• Quad City Flutes Unlimited to perform spring concert
• Ice rink at River's Edge is operational again
• Life Fitness Center's Adaptive Sports Expo
• Weather can't dampen the thrill of the egg hunt
• Scott County YMCA fundraiser events
• Daily planner, April 22, 2011
• Henry County Recorder's Office has 24-hour remote access
• Today in history for Friday, April 22, 2011
• Free All-Day Musical Event to be held April 30
• Kane will take over as new R.I. city engineer
• "Prisoner of Her Past" film and discussion April 27 in Davenport
• Schilling plans town hall meeting Monday
• Taco/pizza buffet for the American Red Cross Japan Relief Fund
• Business owner, community volunteer chosen to replace Brown
• Princess Enchantment Ball with Cinderella and Prince Charming
• Black Hawk government group modified tuition waiver prohibition
• R.I. Parks & Recreation spring community garage sale
• Annawan School Board approves extra-curricular staff
• Jobless rate drops in Q-C
• Your spot is saved at Push-Ups For Peace event
• Habitat for Humanity celebrates 50th home built overseas
• Why I live on Campbell's Island
• Daddy/Daughter Dazzle Dance May 3 & 17
• Today in history for Thursday, April 21, 2011
• La Leche announces May meeting
• Bettendorf Police Explorers' Police Memorial Weekend Car Wash
• Acri tapped as Moline alderman
• Train Festival 2011 attracts international visitors and entertainer James Coffey
• Ethanol Awareness Course planned for fire departments & EMTs
• Moline School District to celebrate 20 years of Reading Recovery
• MVDOVIA sponsored workshop slated for May 5
• City of Rock Island holiday schedule
• Illinois Public Library Per Capita and Equalization Aid Grants
• AlWood Board of Education elects officers
• City of Davenport flood update
• Hampton school receives another building grant
• Benefit for youth music education at R.I. Arsenal Golf Club
• Eligible voter counts questioned in Rock Island, Mercer counties
• Teachers invited to free teacher conference
• Voters want politics out of legislative redistricting
• Moline Horticultural Society Plant Sale
• River towns now playing defense
• Iowa Stories Celebration 2010-2011 - QC Farmers
• Flood waters close several Q-C roads
• Rock Island County Reapportionment public hearing
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 20, 2011
• Autism awareness walk to be held April 30
• Metro East briefs for April 20, 2011
• Former employees of Earl Hanson School to meet
• Garden will help fellowship grow in Silvis
• E.M. American Legion and Auxiliary Unit 227 card party
• David Baker: Making home improvements can save you money later
• E.M. American Legion and Auxiliary Unit 227 card party
• $1,000 prize offered in poetry contest
• Hope Creek Care Center's
• Are you ready for an earthquake? Practice prepardness in next week's drill
• IL 84 is closed at north edge of Albany due to high water
• Daily planner, April 21, 2011
• RIA Federal Credit Union annual meeting
• Members of R.E.M. to play RIBCO June 9
• The Steve's Old Time Tap Spring Chaser
• QCSO conductor contract extended four years
• Matthew Degner named BHS associate principal
• Adaptive Sports Expo Saturday, May 7
• Fate of New Boston post office in limbo
• Celebrate Astronomy Day May 7 at Moline Public Library
• State grant increases Atkinson budget
• Grand Opening of The Internet Players' Gallery Theatre & Studio
• United board accepts fieldhouse plans
• Vander Veer Conservatory unveils new features
• Augustana College and Farm2Fork Fundraising Event
• River Action's 27th Ride the River Riverfront Bicycle Ride
• Cruisin' the Blues Highway comes to the Quad Cities
• American Red Cross and QCAWC to hold Pet First Aid Class
• First Presbyterian in E.M. postpones egg hunt to April 23
• Rain increases flood crest Friday
• Dispatch photographers honored in Illinois contest
• Daily planner, April 20, 2011
• Scott Community College to unveil $1 million science wing renovation
• E.M. Police Department to conduct A.C.E patrols
• Art & Ideas series offered at Figge
• R.I. Spring Egg Hunt moved to April 23
• Travel with the Figge to Kansas City
• Humane Society of Scott County to Host Doggie Easter Egg
• Update on Rock Island news
• Perfect game 58 years in the making for Hendren
• Join River Action for its annual Earth Day Clean Up
• Flooding forces more closures
• Jewish Federation of the QC presents: Fraud and Scam Artists
• Iowa lawmakers reach agreement to pay attorneys
• Daily planner, April 19, 2011
• Exhibitors needed for R.I. Eagles Club flea market
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in R.I. area
• Births, April 19, 2011
• Friendly House celebrates 115 years of serving the Quad Cities
• Today in history for Saturday, April 19, 2011
• Fine Arts Week at McKinley Elementary School
• Blood drive being held today
• Find and repair leaks during Earth Week
• Rain, rain go away! The farmers want to plant!
• Don't miss Ms. Brown's best books at Rivermont!
• Regional superintendent may become Silvis principal
• Illinois House Redistricting Committee to hold public hearing in R.I.
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit proposal back before Moline council
• Nominate a woman to win the Hearts of Gold Award
• Living Lands & Waters to hand out trees at RME
• Bettendorf reschedules egg hunt for April 24
• DeWitt boy run over by mother dies
• Epilepsy Foundation Walk April 30 at SouthPark Mall
• City of Bettendorf holiday schedule
• Guest lecturer connects arctic bird coloration to climate change
• Scholastic recognition
• Today in history for Sunday, April 17, 2011
• Rockridge Junior High honor roll, third quarter, 2010-2011
• U2 sets record for highest-grossing tour
• Daily planner for Sunday, April 17, 2011
• Midori shines with Q-C Symphony
• Daily planner, April 18, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, April 18, 2011
• AUDIO: Refugee uses his music to praise God
• Never run a red light when alongside a county sheriff — unless you’re Magic Johnson
• Elephant painting, conservation tips top Party for the Planet activities at Niabi Zoo
• UAW retirees to meet
• 86 student leaders honored by principals association
• Dispatch/Argus staff wins awards
• Balancing the board: R.I. County tackles reapportionment
• VIDEO: The fight no longer in him, former Q-C boxer starts over again
• Earth Week Fair teaches lessons about the environment
• Sharing information online can put you at risk
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 17
• Local naturalist to present program at Coal Valley Library
• Stroll through Springtime April 20 at Black Hawk State Historic Site
• Video: Rain doesn't keep Tea Party from demonstrating
• Trivia night for the Henry County Fair set for May 6
• Five years later, Prodigal Bike returns
• Iowa American Water announces $2.1 million upgrade
• Watch baby chicks hatch at John Deere Pavilion
• Rivermont students make Earth Week effective
• Augie will celebrate ice cream record - with free ice cream
• Daily planner, April 16, 2011
• Iowa American Water announces $2.1 million pipe upgrade in Davenport
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging presents Baby Boomers
• Today in history for Friday, April 15, 2011
• The 30th Annual Quad Cities Holocaust Remembrance
• Sacred Heart memorial garden rolls into place
• Augustana breaks ground on new lacrosse, soccer field
• Civic engagement: A moral obligation and a religios duty
• Area law enforcement officers to serve "free" lunch April 29 at Texas Roadhouse
• GateHouse religion briefs
• The Rock Island Conservation Club open house
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 16, 2011
• Galva Arts Council plans for Spring in Bloom
• Freely bended knees frees folks from pain
• Valley Drive overlay from Fenno Road to Belmont Road to close
• Teenager stages passion for India dance tradition
• Local students perform in classic American play
• Temple Emanuel celebrates 150 years at javelin's point
• Construction work to begin April 19 on IL 84 in E.M.-Silvis
• Living Lands and Waters to give 10,000 oak trees to Illinois schools
• Gaming board OKs Jumer's sale
• Tax Day Tea Party event at noon today in Davenport
• Benefit and Poker Run for Greg and Charlene Bryner
• Grant writing conference April 28 in Moline
• Beg your pardon: Eugene Field Elementary School iPad purchases
• Milan Chamber announces the Joel Brunsvold/Milan Photography Contest
• Beg your pardon: Quad Cities Genealogical Conference
• 9th Annual "Doin' it for Deb" Miles for Melanoma
• Illinois House passes tougher penalties for repeat DUI offenders
• Moline Police enforcing road closures along River Drive
• Moline project team looks at tolls, grants to fund new I-74 bridge
• Ronald Reagan Marker Dedication to be held May 5
• Illinois Senate approves tax change for animated films
• 23rd Annual Benefit Spring Concert April 17
• E.M. city administrator steps down after a decade of service
• Davenport School District released academic calendar
• State Senate approves larger Q-C economic development group
• Davenport's Egg-stravaganza on Saturday to be held at River's Edge
• I'm more than a text
• Children's book to debut April 16 at Quad City Earth Fair
• Today in history for Thursday, April 14, 2011
• Magic Johnson in Q-Cs today for Deere conference at i wireless Center
• Come to Genesis before prom, not after
• Illowa Council saving childhood
• Moore elected governor-elect of Midwest District for Pilot International
• Daily planner, April 15, 2011
• St. Ambrose University undergraduate scholars conference
• Magic Johnson works his magic at i wireless Center
• Quad City Rollers team up on April 23; proceeds to blood center
• Q-C drivers, businesses feel the pinch of rising gas prices
• Cocktail Party with the Arts Fundraiser for QC Pride
• Construction work on IL 192 to begin April 18
• R.I. teacher picked to attend academy in N.J.
• Q.C. author's slide show tells the tragic story of Titanic
• Rock Island County creates promotional video
• Midori performs for patients; symphony this weekend
• Orion math and science students blast off with rocket project
• Midori begins five-day Q-C residency with heart
• Residents' input on redistricting saught at public hearings
• Mallards in the community
• Patton joins fight in favor of parental consent law
• Hike the Canal on April 17
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 13, 2011
• Action packed Roller Derby to be held April 23
• Metro East briefs for April 13, 2011
• Duck Creek restoration project underway near Davenport/Bettendorf border
• Taco Tuesday fundraiser to benefit Glenview teacher
• Moline shuts down River Drive from 23rd to 34th Streets
• Riverdale Elementary School honor roll
• Con-way Freight donates historic tractor to Iowa 80 Trucking Museum
• Energy Trends and Impacts in Illinois
• Round up the kids for a bicycle safety rodeo
• Moline shuts down River Drive from 23rd to 34th Streets
• Friendly House announces educational scholarships
• Doug Greer: Friend is gone, but his lessons not forgotten
• Davenport to extend River Drive detour Thursday
• BHS hosts 4th Annual Trebuchet Competition
• Producers and growers discuss jobs and new ventures
• Daily planner, April 14, 2011
• YMCA's Healthy Kids Day
• Colona committee seeks nominees for annual awards
• Butch Pool named new trooper for Sterling
• Flooding preparation steps up across QC
• Illinois State Police Spring Construction Zone Safety
• Local Easter Egg Hunts begin this weekend
• Colleges host HS Senior registration days
• No stopping the Halstead train
• Briefs
• Tea Party demonstration April 15 in Davenport
• Beg your pardon
• Quad City Community Engagement Consortium inaugural event, April 15
• Daily planner, April 13, 2011
• Habitat announces "Every Day is Earth Day" campaign
• R.I. man changes business plan, will only sell gun accessories
• Davenport Civil Rights Walking Tour to be unveiled April 18
• Seal of approval: Lead actor in Moline's 'Birdie' a fine, American boy
• Fashion show to help domestic violence victims
• Health and Wellness Fair at Western set for Friday
• Big Brothers Big Sisters taking pre-orders for annual Plant Sale
• Zoning issue dropped for now
• Video TourBook showcases R.I. County's many assets
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 12, 2011
• Public Safety Telecommunicators Week April 10-16
• Update on Rock Island news
• Benefit for Tucker Hanson April 15
• Corps of Engineers recreation areas affected by high water
• Q.C. Music Guild Alumni to meet April 20 at O'Melias
• Join the fun at River Action's Earth Day Clean Up
• St. Ambrose University 2011 Folwell Lecture
• NAACP host reception for Rock Island School Board
• Rail crossing upgrades, repairs announced
• Jacobs announces local rail improvement projects
• Federal agreement protects funding for QC-Chicago Amtrak
• Mexican Train Domino Night April 30 in Tampico
• Beg your pardon: E.M. kindergarten roundups
• 104th Street and Knoxville Road announce road change
• Sauk Valley Bank looking for extension to fix code violations at John Deere House
• Local project requests more volunteers to assist on Join Hands Day
• Crime victims move toward justice, peace
• Pilot Club of Moline sponsors play performance
• Rock Island begins flushing fire hydrants
• Free Oak Trees from the Rock River Trail Initiative
• Recreation areas close due to high water
• Augustana Business Day April 28
• R.I. Conservation Club open house April 17
• Earth Day activities cancelled at Thomson Causeway
• Kindergarten Round-Up at Eagle Ridge School
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Kindergarten Round-Up at Eagle Ridge School
• Illini Futuristic Society welcomes 13 new members
• Preeclampsia Foundation to benefit from upcoming events
• Niabi Zoo announces Party for the Planet event
• Daily planner, April 12, 2011
• Jacobs announces IDOT projects awarded to the District
• Copper thieves damage church A/C
• Harold P. Griffith Chapter M.H.S. National Honor Society Induction
• Hundreds turn up at career fair for people with disabilities
• Rock Island to conduct Spring Fire Hydrant Flushing
• Local officials fear less state revenue
• Henry County Republicans announce event details
• Mail service resumed at Port Byron Post Office Monday
• Boating Safety Classes
• Scholastic recognition
• Daily planner, April 11, 2011
• Daily planner, April 11, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, April 11, 2011
• National Library Week features guest readers in Rock Island
• National Library Week features guest readers in Rock Island
• Novelist, poet laureate to present programs at Moline Library
• Vision would preserve Saukenuk landmarks, expand historic site
• Broccoli? No way! You have to have chips
• Hundreds of cyclists stampede across Sylvan Island
• For this family, it's all about baseball
• Today in history for Sunday, April 10, 2011
• Sherrard Elementary School Student Writers
• Where was Saukenuk? It could have been in your back yard
• Hypnosis helps solve all kinds of problems, says R.I. practitioner
• Building a better race car -- from a mousetrap
• Today in history for Saturday, April 9, 2011
• Daily planner, April 10, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for April 10
• Beg your pardon: Fran Riley
• Last week for free help with income tax preparation
• Moline student named a National Merit Scholar
• E.M. Plan Commussion will hold public hearing for neighborhood addition
• Paint job on I-74 bridge will cover only 'critical areas'
• County tax levies climb by $5 million
• The Spirits Among Us: History was made by local Sauk, Meskwaki
• Anglican priest walks a simpler beat
• Video: Mississippi flooding update
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 9, 2011
• Augustana goes green with planting event
• Milan mission team to do good deeds in Badlands
• Budget deficit topic at Center for the Study of Ethics symposium April 14
• Milan woman writes book for Pete's sake
• Ranch Riders Motorcycle Brotherhood Easter Egg Hunt April 23 in Davenport
• New Atkinson priest is an answer to prayers
• IDOT announces construction work on I-80 bridge
• Second phase of $34 million airport renovation starts Saturday
• Daily planner, April 9, 2011
• GateHouse News religion briefs
• Quad Cities Mediation Services training class May 4-6
• DC showdown: Detailed information on government shutdown plans
• Moline teacher named to Scholastic Bowl Coaches Hall of Fame
• Beg your pardon
• Quad City Arts regrants $23,000
• Floatzilla eyes new record attempt, with audio
• Con‐way Freight to donate historic tractor to Iowa 80
• Interstate 74 bridge to get $14 million paint job
• The Spirits Among Us: Mammoth hunters arrived 13,000 years ago
• UT trivia night April 16
• Q-C broadcaster Fran Riley undergoes surgery for brain tumor
• Archaeology of Archaic Cretan Houses to be presented April 13 at Augustana
• Geneseo administrator honored with state drama theatre award
• U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk to deliver 151st commencement address at Augustana
• City of Davenport celebrates Earth April/May 2010
• Independent Scholars Evenings presentation
• Director of Parks & Recreation Ghose to stay in Davenport
• Boaters get another chance for more fun
• SAU physical therapy department collects mobility equipment
• Challenger Sports British Soccer Camps
• Daily planner, April 8, 2011
• It's official - Augustana set world record with 2010 ice cream event
• Today in history for Friday, April 8, 2011
• Antenna TV adds more classic programming
• Beg your pardon
• RI County NAACP – Supreme Trivia Night
• Sen. Kirk to be keynote speaker at Augie graduation
• Moline launches new citizen service request program
• Moline native on 'Let's Make a Deal'
• Spring Bridal Extravaganza April 10 in Davenport
• Library Friends low on books
• Presentation April 15 about attractions and activites in the QCA
• Dead trees at Black Hawk on agenda
• New poll shows managing money is today's "Birds and Bees" talk
• Former Sherrard mayor takes over again
• Update Rock Island April 4
• New Alpha well tests clean
• Andover Historical Society to meet April 19
• Iowa redistricting hearing in Bettendorf draws low turnout
• Today in history for Wednesday, April 6, 2011
• VFW open house April 9 in Bettendorf
• Alleman places in Operation Teen Safe Driving contest
• Joanne Wiklund: Onward into Illinois spring
• Navy Seabee meeting to be held April 9
• Rock Island building on state's most-endangered list
• Metro East briefs for April 6, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, April 7, 2011
• "Wrong Way to Hope" Film Screening
• Teens' Care program good for all involved
• Daily planner, April 7, 2011
• Black Hawk College president leaving, replacement is sought
• Cordova police chief resigns; mayor fires Officer Wallen
• Great results for Operation Spay Day 2011
• Blawk Hawk SGA no longer allowed to accept tutition waivers
• Kraft Foods grant to River Bend provides 75,000 meals
• Iowa lawmakers prepare for property tax reform debate
• Board approves BCSD 2012 fiscal year budget
• Female general to share leadership tips
• PJ Library, books for April
• USPS inspects Port Byron post office building
• 37th Annual Quad Cities Genealogical Conference
• Davenport parks director to stay after putting in resignation
• Mwangaza Children's Choir to perform May 29, at Wildwood Church
• Rock Island-Milan retirement tea May 18
• Atkinson board discusses tentative budget
• New E.M. contract with firefighters reduces overtime issue
• E.M. to meet with union about concessions
• Liquor store owner enjoying ups, downs of business
• Beg your pardon
• The counting is under way: Geneseo challengers win
• NRC: Cordova nuclear plant is safe
• Iowa Statewide Tornado Drill to be held April 6
• Davenport H.S. students to mark storm drains & clean up
• Mousetrap car competition April 9 in Davenport
• Alcoa eaglecam eaglet dies
• Daily planner, April 6, 2011
• Chief of staff and policy director depart from Schilling's office
• NCR hosts Tuesday meeting in Cordova
• Orders being accepted for Trinity Lutheran School's annual plant sale
• Iowa film office, "Troll" take time to ramp up
• Moline's River Drive remains open
• Person injured after losing control of vehicle on I-74
• WIU to host Environmental Summit
• County clerk hopes voters turn out
• Ann's Helping Hands accepting Easter donations
• Moline seeking Dickey's Barbeque Pit
• Immigrants & Refugees in R.I. kick-off meeting
• Rock Island inks second AFSCME pact
• SCC hosts visit day on transfer programs
• Last chance for Quad Citians to use free tax preparation services
• Kick-off for community-wide dialogues focused on refugees and immigrants in Rock Island April 7
• Carbon Cliff Clean-up Day April 20
• Motley Crue, Poison plan i wi show
• Living Lands & Waters tree wrapping volunteers needed
• Quad City Basketry Guild rescheduled meeting due to flood
• Black Hawk College unveils first new logo in 20 years
• Aquafina Pitch, Hit & Run April 9
• Singles group to host free trivia night May 13
• Moline seeks volunteers for Great American Clean-Up April 16
• Thomson won't get Gitmo prisoners
• Lost Grove Lake Update April 19 in Bettendorf
• Daily planner, April 5, 2011
• Bettendorf Parks & Recreation Foundation hosts For Sale by Owner, May 15
• Don't miss Tuesday night's cooking class
• Earth Day sale April 22 at Davenport ReStore
• Today in history for Tuesday, April 5, 2011
• ESA Bonco event benefiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
• Moline teacher wins student nominated award
• Where's my invite, William and Kate?
• Variety of rare currency draws crowds to Milan
• Learning important for young refugees
• Franklin Elementary School Student Writers
• Today in history for Monday, April 4, 2011
• Seeking refuge in Q-C
• Today in history for Saturday, April 2, 2011
• Eagle Ridge Honor Roll
• Scholastic recognition
• Schilling accepting applications for internships
• Today in History: Thursday, March 31
• NAWIC will hold meeting Thursday
• Rock Island County 4-H Scrapbooking Family Fiesta April 9 in Moline
• But does he have tiger blood? Moline man among finalists for Sheen internship
• Relay For Life of R.I. County Community Jean Day
• Trinity earns
• Milan Optimists Youth Safety Day April 9
• St. Ambrose buys 'Brady Street Bubble' for sports, rec
• St. Ambrose University purchases Orthopaedic Specialist Sports Complex
• Pastor retiring from eye-opening career
• Planetarium open house offers a peek at the planets
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, April 2, 2011
• Quad Cities in Motion Week, May 14-21
• Raising, repairing Geneseo food pantry roof
• Annual Nancy Tragarz Spring Cleanup April 30
• Mt. Sinai's anniversary heights may break some walls
• R.I. Moose Lodge to hold Spring Vendor Fair April 5
• Christian writers polish craft at conference gem
• Daily planner, April 2, 2011
• River Drive closing – 23rd to 55th Streets
• Moline police need help in John Deere Expressway accident
• Henry County road weight limits to be lifted
• Arsenal bridge bans walkers, cyclists
• AFSCME makes pitch to East Moline
• Retiring federal prosecutor left big mark on the Quad-Cities
• Discovery Shop to host 19th annual cookbook event April 7-8
• Beg your pardon 4-1-2011
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct A.C.E. patrols
• Davenport woman's baby dies while in foster care
• Skip-a-Long annual Little Bogeys Golf Classic May 9
• Civil rights activist tells Augustana students about fight for justice
• Mallards in the community
• State updates status of local bridges
• Former resident and author returns to Quad Cities April 5 for book signing
• 7 candidates for 6 Carbon Cliff-Barstow seats
• 5 seek 4 seats in Hampton
• Daily planner, April 1, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, April 1, 2011
• 3 seek 3 Riverdale board seats
• R.I. house damaged in morning fire
• Silvis one candidate short
• Free Alzheimer's program April 7 in Aledo
• Rock Island High School Speech Team finishes 5th in state competition
• EICCD appointed Dr. Donald Doucette as chancellor
• 5 seek 3 Rockridge seats
• The Quad Cities' ultimate basketball pickup game
• Baseball is in on Marx's mind
• Big Brothers Big Sisters taking orders for plant sale
• Nonprofits can apply for grants to develop creative, educational summer fun for kids
• ALS Walk moved to Schweibert Park due to potential flooding
• U.S. Postal Service looking for historic preservation approval for Moline building
• Silvis breaks ground for new school
• Child Abuse Council observes April Child Abuse Prevention Month
• East Moline Kindergarten Round-Up
• Quad City Federation of Labor to hold rally
• Daily planner, March 31, 2011
• Henry County ready to celebrate National County Government Month April 2011
• Metro East briefs for March 30, 2011
• New edition of Hazardous Materials Regulations covers latest hazmat issues
• Someplace like home: E.M. Elks' renovation nearly done
• Iowa House approves bill limiting traffic cameras
• David Baker: Current events: bringing power to the farm
• Iowa Senate rejects protections for mobile home tenants
• Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy Honor Roll
• Davenport increases sign sweeps to keep streets clean
• New report highlights county health rankings
• No sticker yard waste weeks for Davenport residents
• Red Hawk Golf and Learning Center opens Friday, April 1 serving Quad City youth
• Davenport cleanup and greenup
• Quad City Rollers want your blood (drive) on the track
• Japanese American Internment in World War II program
• Public Ghost Hunters' Dinner at the Arsenal Island Golf Course
• Video: The Great Flood of '65
• Scott Community College is hosting a visit day
• E.M. business closing due to 'negative business climate' in Illinois
• Quad City Nuclear Power Plant need public input on safety performance
• Mississippi tops flood stage in Rock Island
• Moline Foundation announces grant fund deadline
• Span strengths questioned for 106 bridges in Quad-Cities region
• Waste Commission hosts Clean out your Garage event
• Daily planner, March 29, 2011
• Artists & Writers Series offered at Figge
• St. James Lutheran Church Blood Drive
• Richmond Hill Players spring auditions set for April 2 & 3
• Quad Cities Human Trafficking Project Meeting March 30
• "Why Eco-Literate Students will lead the 21st Century" at the Figge
• "Upper Mississippi Refuge" fur catch reports due by April 15
• Davenport building flood wall, but is it too late?
• U. of Iowa's Pollock painting could go on tour
• Daily planner, March 30, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 30, 2011
• Mayor Welvaert searches to replace Brown
• Couple teaches lesson in togetherness
• Newspapers salute teachers as masters
• Geneseo, Sherrard student newspapers receive grants
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 29, 2011
• Quad City Montessori School to hold Open House April 7
• Andy Warhol's "Liz Taylor" on view at the Figge
• Eagle eggs hatch at Alcoa
• QC Senior Olympics annual fundraiser adds new twist
• Davenport man wins $30,000 lottery prize
• Moline School Board candidate forum held tonight
• St. Ambrose University announces Heeren Family Scholarship for Israel studies
• Today in history for Monday, March 28, 2011
• R.I. hosts race for the American Red Cross of the Q.C.'s area on April 30
• Amerine a Rusty Nail regular
• China opens adoption to single women and Lifelink is ready to help
• Train Festival 2011 adds Rail/Boat Excursions
• Liverpool Legends and North H.S. Music students come together for music education
• East Moline's residential Spring Clean-up 2011
• East Moline's residential Spring Clean-up 2011
• Word guru describes what it's like to write the dictionary
• Small Business Workshop: How to Really Prepare Your Business Plan
• Jesse White and the Chicago Bears unveil new permanent Bears license plate
• Kids First! Academy to host 7th annual Family Fun Night
• Diaper Parties: Guinness World's Records Diaper Changing Challenge
• Quad City Audubon field trip; meeting
• Heart surgeries can't stop Bettendorf infant's smile
• Today in history for Sunday, March 27, 2011
• Ridgewood Elementary School Student Writers
• Scholastic recognition
• Daily planner, March 28,2 011
• Shelby Harris thanks god for 110 years
• Today in history for Saturday, March 26, 2011
• Daily planner, March 27, 2011
• Fixing budget issues a key for R.I./Milan School Board candidates
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• Black Hawk College Digest for March 27
• Casa Guanajuato moving to larger quarters downtown
• Despite recent controversy, Q-C rolls on with TIFs
• Last lesson: Policing is about moments of truth
• Beg your pardon
• Hiring new president tops BHC candidates' goals
• Today in history for Friday, March 25, 2011
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, March 26, 2011
• Soccer ambassador has eyes set on goals
• Temporary closure of Moline's Ralph B Birks Recreation Trail & Parkway
• Prayers for a new recording studio answered
• Free pizza, beer and music at sandbagging party March 27
• Earthshaking events cause us to look at life differently
• Daily planner, March 26, 2011
• In-synch entreatments await retreat participants
• Gallery Hop! features local artists, 20 downtown Rock Island venues
• Human rights work by one inspires, unites many
• WIU-QC Grad Prep Day March 31, WIU-Macomb April 1
• Don't pass up a Passover cooking demonstration
• City of Bettendorf announces Spruce Hills Drive Rd. to close
• Adopt some patience to adopt a Haitian child
• WIU Board of Trustees meeting
• Meet the Sherrard Public Library District's New Mobile Branch
• Woodhull breakfast will benefit Relay for Life
• Rock Island to pick up bags of leaves for free
• Flood fears eased by new forecast
• Gracious Hunt shows class, humor during Q-C visit
• Tim Wells discusses rail and truck Issues with Transportation Secretary LaHood
• Blood Drive sponsors recognized by the American Red Cross
• Henry County Economic Development Partnership (HCEDP) rallies for third time in Springfield
• Flower and Garden Show opens Friday at QCCA Expo Center
• Feinstein Hunger Challenge $1 million giveaway to fight hunger
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers holds flood-fight training for local responders
• American Red Cross urges flood safety
• Daily planner, March 25, 2011
• Hazmat team rolls on R.I. spill
• Quad Cities celebrates 20th anniversary of riverboat gaming
• "Women in Leadership" event to be held April 13
• U.S. Senator Dick Durbin visits Two Rivers Head Start Agency
• Meet and greet for Cordova Village Board set for Sunday
• MCC QC annual chili cookoff March 27
• Vacation was great; The airport pat-down was not
• Marriage and family therapists - lowest cost therapy
• Augustana's White Privilege Summit hosting civil rights activist
• Local couple walking to raise money and awareness for ALS research
• Today in history for Thursday, March 24, 2011
• i wireless Center offer all sandbag volunteers free tickets to Temptations
• Moline seeks new plans for former hospital site
• Actress Elizabeth Taylor dies
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 23, 2011
• Davenport water plant to build levee for protection from flood
• David Baker: Allergies can be a serious problem
• Davenport still in need of volunteers to fill sandbags
• Metro East briefs for March 23, 2011
• Bethany for Children and Families Blood Drive
• R.I. man goes from concessions to track manager
• City of Bettendorf in need of volunteers to fill sandbags
• Smaller, tighter Henry County board planned
• Ferry Landing, Kilpeck Landing, & Blanchard Island recreation areas closed
• Meeting between E.M., AFSCME a 'step in right direction'
• ASABE Quad City Section recognizes engineers
• After surviving Space Mountain once, you shouldn't have to go again
• Doggie Easter Egg Hunt April 23
• Hearts for Housing's annual dinner April 2
• Humane Society of Scott County to host Doggie Easter Egg Hunt
• NAACP candidates forum
• Daily planner, March 24, 2011
• Union workers, supporters to rally in Keokuk March 26
• Kirk, Schilling tour Thomson prison
• Q-C supporters celebrate health care law's first anniversary
• Hairnets and hanging meat welcome Schilling to Joslin
• Community shows appreciation for Rocky's Championship
• Daily planner, March 22, 2011
• Moline yard waste collection begins April 1
• Taco dinner, chili challenge for ALS set for March 26
• Disability assistance dogs volunteer trainer program
• Daily planner, March 23, 2011
• Volunteer opportunities for service dog trainers
• Main break closes 17th Street in R. I.
• Rock Island 17th Street closed to southbound traffic
• New Boston Eliza Fire and Ambulance Spring Fish & Chicken Fry
• Brown Dog Foundation presents trivia night
• Discover summer adventures at Rivermont Collegiate
• Earl H. Hanson School former employees to meet March 28
• Muscatine Amateur Radio Club to meet April 11
• Friendly House CACFP program
• Muscatine Area Volunteer Examiners to test classes
• 'A big one': Davenport braces for record flood
• Broadcast scholarship available through WQPT
• Rising river elevates flood fears
• Niabi Zoo sets record for opening week attendance
• Church to host school board candidates
• Eastern Avenue to close March 28 in Davenport
• E.M. firefighter talks continue
• Update on Rock Island news
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 22, 2011
• Minimally-invasive treatment for Barrett's esophagus now available in Q.C.
• Boot camp ordered for Kewanee burglar
• Rivermont Collegiate Open House Coffee March 26
• Kick Butts Day for youth who want to expose Big Tobacco
• Rockingham Road closed and will reopen end of the week
• Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau receives award
• Nominations for the Bettendorf 4th of July parade Grand Marshal
• Hampton Elementary School District Kindergarten Round-up
• Iowa American Water plans temporary treatment change and water main flushing
• Senior celebration for the affordable care act
• WIU board meeting to be held March 25
• St. Ambrose presents 'From Violence to Non-Violence'
• 2nd annual "Walk a Mile in My Shoes" walk-a-thon
• Quad City Book Fundraising opportunity
• Republican Women of Henry County announce meeting plans
• Iowa KidSight brought to the Scott County Library System
• Trivia Night for Broadway Historic District
• Davenport RAGBRAI adds social media component
• Black Hawk Hiking Club schedule for April
• American Red Cross and QCAWC to hold Pet First Aid Class
• WQPT offers seminars on teaching Civil Rights
• Sandbag volunteers needed in Moline
• City of R.I. updated meetings on flood preparations
• Augustana will host its 2nd annual White Privilege Summit
• Benefit Spring Concert - WHAT MATTERS?, Stop the Bullying!
• Beg your pardon: Huffman
• Spring Rummage & Bake Sale to be held April 2
• Beg your pardon: What's coming up at Playcrafters
• R.I. County Republican meeting to be held March 24
• Beg your pardon: Schilling caption
• City of Davenport seek to fill vacant seats for Youth Advisory Commission
• Beg your pardon: Wilt quote
• Moline seeks volunteers for clean-up April 16
• Daily planner, March 21, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, March 21, 2011
• Illinois gives students MAP grant deadline extension
• Moline Foundation taking grant applications
• Officials show off new Scott County emergency center
• Longfellow Liberal Arts Elementary School Student Writers
• Ericsson Grade School Student Writers
• Flood information meetings set
• Union backers march at Vander Veer
• Lesson 9: Help is just a call away
• Former Quad-Citian warns that sexual assaults will rise in Japan
• Q-C braces for flooding
• Early grant deadline catches college students by surprise
• Bettendorf Maplecrest road reconstruction to start April 4
• Augie displays art for first time at Figge
• Mallards in the community
• County denies background check claims by Cordova mayor
• Thomson Causeway Recreation area to remain closed to camping
• Moline parks look to solve mystery of 62-year-old photograph
• Temple Christian Kindergarten Round Up to be held April 4
• Loan for Woodhull Pilot Travel Center lift station approved
• Ribbon cutting for first GROWTH home March 22
• Committee OKs Morthland bill protecting gun owners' names
• Midwest Sluggers Fastpitch Softball Fundraiser March 22
• Moline looks to expand Main Street program to other areas
• Mid-Morning in the Cities Guest Lineup for week of March 21-25
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, March 19, 2011
• Local Legislators sponsor demonstration of quality preschool
• What does the Bible say about the union debate?
• Geneseo City Clerk's Office is open for absentee voting
• Women's Day diaries, Deity celebrated at Second Baptist
• Rock Island to host several meetings on flood preparations
• Exhibit measures Catholic sisters historical success
• Writing Institute for teachers celebrates 10 years
• Israeli guitarists seek to make some Q-C ripple riffs
• Italian dinner April 9 in Rock Island
• E.M. Plan Commission will hold a public hearing
• Daily planner, March 19, 2011
• Mental illness altered woman's life; the altar helped bring her back
• Today in history for Saturday, March 19, 2011
• Leaders Under 40 will honor 19
• Davenport seeking sandbag help
• River Action's rain barrel and store merchandise sale
• Jesus-driven teen talks to old Viola Methodist church
• Ray Voss to be remembered today at Gold Room
• Rancheros celebrates 1st anniversary with fundraiser and open house
• Arsenal's country club golf and dining now open to all
• 100 Yr. Anniversary means donation to Child Abuse Council today
• United school board sees initial fieldhouse plans
• Jim Victor Junior Achievement Golf Classic
• Carl Davis performing a Sound Healing Concert March 19
• Take Back the Night April 30 in Kewanee
• NWS: Q-C faces spring flood danger
• Meet some history-making Rock Island women during Women's History Month
• Figge Art Museum to host discussion about Pollock "Mural" debate
• Daily planner, March 18, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, March 18, 2011
• Library will present program on R.I. women in history
• Moline lawyer lends expertise to veterans
• Quinn wants more fees from Exelon
• High school principal position split up in Annawan
• Hampton School opposes consolidation talks
• Six area employers up for federal government's highest honor
• R.I. looking for people to participate in refugee dialogs
• WQPT is seeking PBS Ambassadors for summer 2011
• Local legislators sponsor demonstration of quality preschool
• Forget robins; construction signs are true harbingers of spring
• Daily planner, March 17, 2011
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Camanche school
• Today in history for Thursday, March 17, 2011
• Roadside Safety Checks in R.I. County
• Is your mom magnificent? Tell us about her!
• R.I. High School PTSA Bags Tournament Fundraiser
• Silvis votes to install security cameras at public buildings
• Earth Day Cleanup at Andalusia Slough
• Port Byron's full-time workers awarded bonuses
• Crime Stoppers
• Forest preserve employees get 2-3 percent raise - less than contracted workers
• City of Davenport invites public to Cleanup and Greenup event
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 16, 2011
• Illowa Sport Flyers meeting to be held April 2
• David Baker: Researching family tree uncovers fun facts
• Stone Lectureship in Judaism slated for April 12
• St. Anne Parish celebrated St. Patrick's Day in a big way
• Jewish Federation of the Quad Cities emergency relief fund for Japan
• Daily planner, March 16, 2011
• Child abuse survivor speaking at Quad Cities Conference
• April Fool's Trivia Night April 1 at Church of Peace
• Ready, Set, Grow Gardening Workshop announced
• Laserfest March 19 offers fun with physics
• Augustana music department share their musical talents
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 15, 2011
• Mississippi governor Barbour to visit Davenport Tuesday
• Daily planner, March 15, 2011
• Tri-Cityscheduled rides for 2011
• Binky Patrol partners with Quilts by the OZ
• Alcoa Global Service Leaders Scholarship Program
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers holds flood-fight training for local responders
• Update on Rock Island news
• Topinka appoints Moline resident to Government Advisory Board
• Former Arrowhead Ranch superintendent dies
• Cordova annual steak dinner slated for April 9
• Q.C. Sailing School to offer four sessions of "Beginner Sailing" classes
• Part of Davenport's E. 29th St. closed this week
• Stolen copper delays library sale
• Andalusia lifts boil order
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Schilling aide to serve on finance board
• City of Rock Island prepare for potential flooding
• Q-C boxing legend dies at 89
• Sites for eyesores: Bad views dot Q-C landscape
• 21educators apply to lead Rocky
• Sauk Valley Tea Party March meeting
• Corned beef boil set for March 19 at Alexis Fieldhouse
• Alexis fire breakfast to be held March 20
• Potato bake March 27 to benefit Haiti missions
• Davenport to announce road construction and informational meeting
• Preservation group questions inaction at John Deere House
• Deadline March 21: Money Smart Week Poster Contest asks elementary students about money
• Candidate forum for Moline School Board Tuesday at Wilson
• Quad Cities Human Trafficking Project meeting March 30th
• Local officials say Q-C nuclear plants are safe
• Supporters of Schmaling offer program on Genealogy
• Volunteer millers organize March program at Windmill Cultural Center
• Master Gardeners offer a great gift for Mother's Day
• Red Cross to host Save-A-Life Saturday
• Geneseo spring open house to be held March 18-19
• Pilot Club of Moline buys wheelchair-accessible swing for Hope Creek
• Open house for new Native American office
• Quad City Federation of Labor to hold rally
• Colona Police give tips for a safe St. Patrick's Day celebration
• Moline Foundation announces deadline for grant applications
• Q-C officials urge Congress to not cut grants
• Today in history for Sunday, March 13, 2011
• Frances Willard Grade School Student Writers
• Garfield Elementary School Student Writers
• Daily planner, March 11, 2011
• The Onion: Davenport falls into hell after gay wedding
• Fundraising pays off with new sign for Clover Fire Department
• Six competing for seats on Cleveland board
• Falconers must catch, train birds, avoid talons
• Two Galva residents launch write-in campaigns
• Stricter liquor license rules proposed by R.I. mayor
• Drowned in corn: Grain bin accidents get a fresh look by federal authorities
• Daily planner, March 14, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, March 14, 2011
• Uniform
• Lesson 8: Jail is not a pleasant place
• Boil order issued in Andalusia
• 'It's not over yet': Q-C workers head to Wisconsin rally
• Births for Sunday, March 13, 2011
• Q-C goes green during annual St. Pat's parade
• Tens of thousands protest at Wisconsin Capitol
• Q-C police trying to track down stolen firearms
• Police seek help with thefts of copper
• Andalusia: 2 incumbents seek 3 open seats
• Reynolds: Incumbents see budget challenges
• Joy: Incumbents all running unopposed
• Annawan: Only 2 candidates for 3 seats
• Daily planner, March 13, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, March 11, 2011
• Taught to forgive an unforgettable tragedy
• River Bandits followers get first crack at single-game tickets
• Rep. Schilling relays information for constituents affected by recent earthquake in Japan
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, March 12, 2011
• Mallards in the community
• Underground Railroad lends Lenten journey training
• Former Quad-Citian on Japanese subway when earthquake hit
• Let school bells, guitars, drums ring
• Organ Donation Awareness
• Women honored for their beauty inside and out
• Benefit for Barb Sierra April 19
• 'Finding Words' revolves Rabbi's circle of life
• Aledo Police Department Citizen's Academy graduation March 16
• Imagine heaven or dump cold water on God's holy plans
• Trivia night March 26 for Mercer County DARE
• 20th annual Lenten concert series set
• Roadshow comes to Quad Cities
• IDOT announce lane closures on I-74 and I-280 in Moline
• Daily planner, March 12, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, March 12, 2011
• Rain forest comes to life at Niabi
• Group promotes screenings, awareness to be colon cancer free
• Visitors bureau plans March 24 Trivia Night
• 25th Annual Benefit Basketball Tournament at Immanuel Lutheran Church
• Friendly House announces educational scholarships
• Iowa American Water and EPA encourage homeowners to find and repair leaks
• Friendly House announces educational scholarships
• Invitation-Brown Mackie Open House
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging to host community input meeting
• Police investigator presents insider's perspective on criminal justice
• Milan native living and driving the car-lover's dream
• New 10-day festival set for 2012
• Hampton board approves buying three vehicles
• Don't press your luck by not buckling up
• Republicans eye Rock Island State's Attorney office for 2012
• Lane closure to be installed on I-80 south of I-88 in R.I. County
• Four competing for three seats on Woodhull Village Board
• Quad City Cloggers Beginner Lessons to start March 23
• Today in history for Thursday, March 10, 2011
• Garfield Elementary planning Carnival Fundraiser
• Pilot Club of Moline seeking recipents in contributions
• Genesis sleep experts provide tips for return of Daylight Savings Time
• Colona Kindergarten Round-up set for April 7
• Doug Greer: Fight for what's right, not against the stubborn
• Daily planner, March 10, 2011
• Join Q.C. Jewish Federation to protest in Wisconsin March 12
• Green Kids Workshops at Wapsi River Center March 14-18
• Recycled stitches program planned at the Wapsi
• Morning Star Academy open house March 17
• Join the Madison protest March 12
• Area youth to compete in Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch Hit & Run competition
• Matherville Volunteer Fire Department Soup Supper
• Elusive sunshine expected to return Thursday
• In paying for college, better to be lucky than smart
• Students help refugees new to Q-C
• Girl Scouts gathering memories for book
• QC Times sues to get information on Terronez probe
• Local group heading to Madison rally Saturday
• Our Lady of Grace second-quarter honor roll
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 9, 2011
• High pressure smoke detector sales prompt warning
• Director has been in libraries her whole life
• Audio Test
• Sheen's time is about to expire
• Budget doesn't deter R.I. Library
• Ash Wednesday: 4th century roots
• Glenn Miller Orchestra performs Wednesday night at RME
• Construction to begin March 14 on IL 92 in R.I. and Moline
• Three incumbents seek re-election in Milan
• Pleasant Valley H.S. show dangers of texting and driving
• R.I. Democrats plans March 22 fundraiser
• Update on Rock Island news
• Hip surgery helps Onyx shine
• Spring Celebration Vendor & Craft Fair March 12
• Pauley urges new rules for some bars
• Daily planner, March 9, 2011
• Moline hears airport annexation request
• Open Range Communications, a new wireless internet company coming to Moline
• Beatles tribute band in Moline on Saturday
• Kaaba Shrine: Texas Sweets Onions Fundraiser
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 8, 2011
• Iowa American Water's investment in storage tank maintenance ensures system reliability
• Metro East briefs for March 9, 2011
• R.I. – Milan School District Kindergarten Round-Up dates
• RI-SRI Township Democrats Chili Supper
• Sherrard High School fundraiser post prom event
• Humane Society hosting low-cost rabies vaccination clinic March 15
• Local libraries working together to sponsor free community shred days
• Barge traffic soon returning to river
• Baby black and white Colobus Monkey born at Niabi Zoo
• Italian-American scholarship available
• E.M. Police to conduct traffic enforcement during St. Patrick's Day
• The QCMUG March 15 meeting; Mac Basics 101, Part 2
• Equal Access to Justice Summit slated for April 8
• Mississippi River Visitor Center to be partially closed
• Refugees & Immigrants in Rock Island Public Dialogue
• Mardi Gras Dance Party on KALA-FM March 8
• Figge Art Museum seeks volunteers
• Training high school students in CPR of critical importance
• Titanic exhibit opens Sunday at Putnam
• Kenya lunch will help buy textbooks
• Catholic Charities to explain process of adopting from Haiti
• Moline to discuss annexing acreage for hotel/retail complex south of airport
• Filing deadline for scholarships is approaching
• Friends of Vander Veer Hosts Brides’ Bingo
• Audit: gambling funds misspent
• Today in history for Monday, March 7, 2011
• Illowa Council, Boy Scouts of America CEO gets his head shaved by Scouts
• R.I. Arsenal Child, Youth & School Services opens instructional classes to the public
• Irish Mother of the Year knows how to find the good in the world
• Q-C chiropractor to treat U.S. Olympic women's hockey team
• Lesson 7: Keep the gun pointed downrange
• Today in history for Sunday, March 6, 2011
• Seton Catholic School student writers
• Scholastic recognition
• Daily planner, March 7, 2011
• Video: Walks Like a Duck, Talks Like a Duck...
• Newcomer joins incumbents in Alpha
• Cambridge incumbents running unopposed
• Moline hopes to rejuvenate SouthPark with TIF district
• Rock Island wraps up annual budget meetings
• Antique Spectacular offers something for everyone
• Owners dispute valuation of SouthPark property
• Today in history for Saturday, March 5, 2011
• Daily planner, March 6, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for March 6
• Galva will have new man in mayor's chair
• Andover incumbents running unopposed
• St. Nicholas's Valentine's Day lawsuit stays pending in N.Y.
• Voices of Faith: What attitude should we take toward suffering?
• East Moline student to compete for state poetry championship
• Mallards jersey auction March 19 to help Launch Genesis Concussion Management
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers preparing for spring rains and snowmelt
• Antenna TV launches in the Quad Cities
• Mallards in the community
• Daily planner, March 5, 2011
• Quad Cities area schools to receive library grants
• Major flooding now expected for Quad-Cities this spring
• Voter registration closes Tuesday for April election
• Q-C Chamber seeks $13M to improve economy
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, March 5, 2011
• Sacred Heart organist steps down
• Lend Lind chapel a hand for renovations
• Learn how peace seeds are planted
• Life & Family fundraising increases 55 percent in 2010
• Daily planner, March 4, 2011
• QC Rollers will hold Scars and Stripes Forever on March 26th
• Today in history for Friday, March 4, 2011
• The Farm Fresh Roller Girls March 12
• Newspaper carriers experience kindness of others
• Q.C. Community Engagement Consortium announces inaugural event
• Morthland amendment would protect gun owners' names
• Quad City Audubon Society to meet March 10
• Whistleblower Harry Markopolos to speak at Augustana College
• Davenport officials 'encouraged' by Iowa Gaming Commission action
• Ugly Duckling Performance for the Girl Scouts
• Three candidates to interview for dean position at WIU
• R.I. Soil and Water Conservation District Spring Tree Sale
• Women want to raise $2.75 million; improve preschools
• Moline Public Library newspaper microfilm digitization project
• 'Romeo and Juliet' law would give fresh start to some sex offenders
• QCAWC will open additional hours for spring and summer months
• Today in history for Thursday, March 3, 2011
• March Madness Trivia Night with emcee Marc Nesseler
• Verschoore introduces school bus safety legislation
• Andover Historical Society to meet March 15
• Jewish Federation presenting Isra-Alien guitar duo
• Roadside Safety Checks in R.I. County
• Rhythm City Casino's 2nd Annual World Catfish Eating Championship
• Pump prices also pinching schools, cities, businesses
• R.I. Economic Growth gets $980,000 for home renovation program
• Silvis mayor: City needs to move on bike path or lose funds
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center launches newly designed website
• Davenport traffic cameras net $1.03 million in 2010
• Army Corps of Engineers awards contract pier house repairs
• Today in history for Wednesday, March 2, 2011
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will begin prescribed burning activities March 7
• Kiwanis Club accepting applications for Meyers Memorial Scholarship
• Over 10,000 Quad-City Children learn to love reading
• E.M./Silvis Kiwanis Club accepting applications for Hill Memorial Scholarship
• Davenport Parks & Recreation special events mark the spring season
• Metro East briefs for March 2, 2011
• Almost 3,400 local students learning important water lessons in local schools
• Eagle Ridge students help animal shelter with their pennies for pets
• Critical Connections Workshop March 25
• Cursive writing a dying art?
• Salvation Army announces newly unemployed assistance
• Hampton Historical Society program 'A River of Logs'
• Rock Island City Council candidates forum March 15
• Cougars could be near the Quad-Cities, wildlife biologist says
• Q-C educators don't want state to mandate school consolidation
• Alexis gets $120,000 in federal funds
• Illinois committee to hold hearing on downsizing school districts
• "Middle East Conflict: Pre-WWI to the Present," a four-part lecture series starts March 7
• State police refuse to release gun owners' information
• Scott Community College to host program specific visit days
• Cambridge ups phone tax from 2% to 4%
• Daily planner, March 3, 2011
• Student competes in state math event.......
• Rainwater harvesting consultant from Texas to speak at lunch forum
• Baker leaving Q-C Chamber for Grand Rapids
• Colona alderman keeps seat after winning tie-breaking draw
• Whistleblower of world's largest ponzi scheme to speak at Augustana
• Band concert March 10
• iPad Debuts at Rivermont Collegiate
• Geneseo Chamber of Commerce announces 2011 officers
• River Bandits talent search set for March 5
• Over 10,000 Quad-City children learn to love reading
• QCMP is hosting its first Math & Science Program
• R.I. County schedule dates for upcoming Consolidated General Election
• St. Ambrose students test the waters to urge greener world
• Tuesday fire destroys Moline garage, contents
• Iowa House committee takes up traffic camera rules
• Aledo Rotary donates $1K to Seaton Park
• Huge winter garage sale at Bureau County Fairgrounds
• Hope is at The Center for those with a criminal past
• Two Rivers YMCA receives second Pioneering Healthier Communities grant
• GROWTH receives nearly million-dollar grant
• Daily planner, March 2, 2011
• Madunic named Schilling's district director
• Talk show host Jim Fisher doing well after surgery
• Today in history for Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Cave-in at Davenport's 4th St. at Division; down to one lane
• Henry County mulls redistricting
• Dreading water: Keithsburg awaits spring floods
• HCEDP to host annual mayors and village presidents meeting at Woo-Dogs in Orion
• Morrison issues boil order Monday
• Melting ice makes Corps lakes unsafe
• First-time homebuyer upset over tax credit
• Greenovation - A Youth Summit on the Environment
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 28, 2011
• Strainer on stove is blamed for Rock Island fire on Saturday
• Learn how to communicate across all mediums at this workshop
• Market Outlook with Mike McClellan slated for March 10
• Red Cross kicks off Red Cross Month with fundraising breakfast
• Daily planner, March 1, 2011
• Women plan Christian retreat to Starved Rock April 1-2
• Register for Homemakers Craft Camp by April 11
• Get Ready for Reagan Workshop is canceled for March 8
• Public invited to Villa Montessori School Open House March 10
• Prospect Park trails work could cost twice projected price
• Quinn seeks federal disaster aid for local counties
• Davenport's parks and rec director resigns
• Beg your pardon: 'Sheroes'
• 'Twisted Sisters' share lifetime of friendship
• Q-C poised to break February snow record
• High fuel prices drive Illinois drivers to Iowa
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 27, 2011
• Andalusia Elementary School student writers
• George Washington Grade School Student Writers
• Daily planner, Feb. 27, 2011
• Meet 10 Q-C 'sheroes'
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011
• Oscar winners' dilemma: To list or not to list?
• Black Hawk College Digest for Feb. 27
• African drum circle brings Quad-Citians together
• Today in history for Friday, Feb. 25, 2011
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011
• It's what good Befrienders are for
• Huckabee, mulling presidential bid, stops in Davenport on Sunday
• New confession app eases apprehensions
• Rivermont to host a No Eraser! First Grade Open House March 2
• To live in peace, we must accept everyone's, including our own, flaws
• The Midwest Writing Center's Pen in Hand Writing Conference
• Medium opens doors to the other side to keep church doors open
• U.A.W. Local 865 retirees announce March meeting
• Campaign seeks to swat malaria off the map
• Davenport Girl Scouts getting 107,000 boxes of cookies Saturday
• GateHouse Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011
• Rock Island High School principal retiring at end of year
• Daily planner, Feb. 26, 2011
• Grant applications for Scott County Regional Authority Spring 2011 grant cycle available.
• Daily planner, Feb. 28, 2011
• Funerals, Feb. 26, 2011
• Aledo water superintendent receives statewide award
• Iowa committee passes collective bargaining restraints
• Reapportionment panel hears request for smaller board, different pay
• Cambridge considers higher phone tax
• Fundraiser being held for R.I. alderman candidate
• Illinois Sheriff's Association announces scholarships
• Post office releases cancelation stamp in Reagan's honor
• Arsenal announces Hutchinson appointed to Senior Executive Service
• ADM gives $325,000 to Living Lands
• Eastern Iowa Community College announcement of public forums for chancellor finalists
• Schilling, Kirk plan Friday night meeting in Moline
• Committee tables bill that would kill taxpayer vote on new courthouse
• Beg your pardon
• Jazz It Up! Feb. 26th for quality health care in the Quad Cities
• Expo seeks to excite people about health care careers
• R.I. among to receive grant for historic preservation project
• Schilling: roads rank above Amtrak
• Convocation focuses on global market investing
• Hot Chocolate Cream mix wins this year's Ice Cream Smackdown
• EICCD has been awarded a $55,000 grant
• College Night at Rivermont to be held March 3
• Scholarship application deadline is Tuesday
• Daily planner, Feb. 25, 2011
• ADM donates $325,000 to Living Lands & Waters
• Bix Society leader Ray Voss remembered fondly
• WIU is seeking nominations for President's Excellence in Diversity Awards
• Illinois plans to stop funding public aid funerals
• Mississippi Bend AEA receives grant for Otoacoustic Emissions Equipment
• Local Royal Neighbors chapter to honor 10 Quad Cities 'Sheroes'
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011
• Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency received a $10,000 grant from RDA
• IDOT secretary announces pothole repair operations on Illinois roadways
• City of Davenport declaring a Snow Emergency
• Family Fun Night to be held March 1 at John Deere Middle School
• Davenport declares snow emergency
• Project Lead The Way Trivia Night
• Hampton approves sewer line extension
• Weather Advisory: WIU-Macomb, QC
• Q-C union members heading to Wisconsin to join protest
• Geneseo Middle School to have community wide book read
• Even after passing, E.M. man continues to help soccer club
• Moline School District Kindergarten Pre-registration to be held on March 10
• David Baker: Weather has different impact in different locations
• Daily planner, Feb. 24, 2011
• Bridgeview Bonanza 2011 will be held Feb. 25 to support school
• BHS to host parent informational meeting Feb. 28
• Erratic eastbound lane closures on I-74 in Moline begin today
• Ronald Reagan Stamp Ceremony to be held Feb. 24
• Prophetstown Fire Protection District gets FEMA grant
• Branstad names Q-C attorney Waterman to Iowa Supreme Court
• Erie Guardsman in stable condition
• Putnam to open new healthcare lab Saturday
• Moline moves forward on former One Moline Place land
• Hillsdale board to discuss better blizzard preparedness
• Pleasant Valley man appointed to Iowa Supreme Court
• Recount set in Colona primary
• A new county courthouse without voter approval?
• 12th annual Teacher Job Fair
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011
• Davenport wants you to report potholes
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 23, 2011
• Iowa's largest St. Patrick's Day celebration confirms details for March 12
• Erie man hurt in Afghanistan explosion
• Moline, RI officials say water insurance firm not tied to cities
• Warm-up belies cold weekend ahead
• The Nordic diet: Kitchen wisdom and healthy eats for colder climates
• Morthland won't award legislative scholarships
• Update on Rock Island news
• Bieber fever my fanny
• Changes to AP exams reflect new philosophy
• Fire damages Davenport house
• Discover summer adventures at Rivermont Collegiate
• See a pothole in Davenport? Let the city know
• Illinois DOT truck overturns under I-74 ramp
• Rock River expected to crest today, but it may be above flood stage
• (PFML) launched a sex offender email alert program for Illinois residents
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011
• Le Claire man wins $20,000 lottery prize
• Daily planner, Feb. 22, 2011
• Daily planner, Feb. 23, 2011
• DCSD Legislative Advocacy Committee sponsors education conversation
• WIU special ed faculty member travels to Nigeria to provide foundation for special ed program
• Ugly Duckling Performance for Davenport Schools
• Eagle Ridge School held "Pennies for Pets" to benefit QCAWC
• 'Seeds of Peace' co-founder to speak at St. Ambrose University
• 'Seeds of Peace' co-founder to speak at St. Ambrose University
• Showdown between House GOP and Senate Dems inevitable
• Motivational speaker Holly K. Dunn to share inspirational story
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 21, 2011
• Grant awarded to study chiropractic in military
• Daily planner, Feb. 21, 2011
• Celebrity Bartenders at The Landing Feb. 24
• Riverdale School District preschool developmental screening
• Heavy snows expected to push Mississippi flooding
• House vote cuts funds for Q-C Amtrak line, Moline station
• Community Family Fun Night at John Deere Middle School
• Presentation by Rabbi Karp Feb. 24 on his Trip to Holocaust
• Rock above flood stage in Joslin area, expected to crest Wednesday
• Grassley wants shared sacrifice for federal budget challenges
• E.M. - Silvis Kiwanis Club accepting applications for Meyers Memorial Scholarship Awards
• E.M. - Silvis Kiwanis Club accepting applications for Hill Memorial Scholarship Awards
• Monday house fire kills 85-year-old Whiteside County woman
• Earl Hanson students raise more than $1K in supplies
• Local angus breeders recognized nationally in pathfinder report
• Primary elections today in E.M., Silvis and Colona
• Tacos & Trivia Night to benefit Preeclampsia Foundation
• Jordan Catholic School places fourth at MathCounts
• Bird presentation March 7 in Singing Bird Center
• House GOPs vote to cut $60 billion from budget
• Friends of the Hennepin Canal to share plans for "Renaissance Project"
• Sale of Pollock painting no longer considered
• Neighboring states being affected by collective bargaining legislation
• Eugene Field Media Club inspires hope for the future
• With earmark moratorium, Rock Island not counting on federal funds
• Compulsive shoplifters band together to overcome addiction
• R.I. County voters seeing unrivaled competitiveness
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011
• George O. Barr student writers
• Earl Hanson Student Writers
• Scholastic recognition
• Daily planner, Feb. 20, 2011
• Ace archer thrills crowd with precision shooting
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011
• Rock Island County dealing with crumbling, costly courthouse
• Lesson 5: Don't mess with Ivan
• Pollock painting at Figge draws controversy
• Church fundraiser may fend off steep steeple-repair costs
• Daily planner, Feb. 19, 2011
• Church kids find time to dance, time to trade in sorrows
• 5th Annual Tea Party to honor Quad City "Sheroes"
• State rail passenger group to meet in Des Moines
• Greek Orthodox hoopsters know who's No. 1 -- God
• Martini Shake Off raises over $40,000 for HAVlife Foundation
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct A.C.E. patrols
• Saving souls is guest speaker's slam dunk
• Tip a Mallard for hunger programs at Churches United of the Q.C. area
• Modern Woodmen Park hosts Davenport Little League registration for third straight year
• Voices of Faith: How could a good person and a bad person end up in the same place after death?
• MVDOVIA sponsored workshop slated for March 3
• Jesse White encouraged by reduction of fatalities on Illinois roads
• Gatehouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011
• River Bandits' job fairs start February 26
• Having a NASCAR party during the Daytona 500? Let us know!
• Women in Construction accepting award nominations
• Minority Health Roundtable to be held March 10
• State police confirm investigation of R.I. County State's Attorney
• Mallards in the community
• Presentation will teach benefits, pitfalls of technology
• River Bend Foodbank Mobile Food Pantry to be Feb. 19 at Jefferson Edison School, Davenport
• Cordova approves 5-year contract for garbage, recycling
• Spend President's Day becoming a Red Cross certified babysitter
• Getting pumped? Weather could cause wet QC basements
• IDOT announces construction work to begin Feb. 21
• Geneseo hires full-time accountant
• Holiday closings for President's Day
• Former Bettendorf library director dies
• Red Cross prepared for flooding
• Singer uses lyrics to dig clean-water wells
• NAACP keeps fighting giants
• Free colon cancer testing kits available during March
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011
• Moline's Lester a finalist for Des Moines city attorney job
• Outstanding service, success as leader earns Moline High assistant principal honor
• Girl Scouts looking for Young Women of Achievement
• Incumbents face challenges in 2 Silvis wards
• Kids Count data report released among Q-C professionals Thursday
• Annawan, Wethersfield school boards conduct joint meeting
• Orion looks at possibility of air-conditioning buildings
• Two $1,000 scholarships announced
• Chance of major flood remains high
• WIU: Charter member of SALUTE, Veterans Honor Society
• Nominations needed for 2011 Young Women of Achievement awards
• Kindergarten Round-up Feb. 24 at Rivermont Collegiate
• Daily planner, Feb. 18, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Feb. 18, 2011
• Moline High speech team members head to state competition
• Fresh start for spring and baseball
• State budget cuts are 'proposed on the backs of children and families in need'
• Morthland assigned to several committees
• Nonprofits can apply for funds from Junior Board of R.I.
• Hampton school district earns academic award from state board
• Still no decision from Woodhull board on Pilot property
• E.M. firefighter publishes book to teach kids about firefighters
• David Baker: Human spell check often needed
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 16, 2011
• Davenport Mayor Bill Gluba to discuss the Census on The Cities Feb. 17
• Davenport woman wins top prize playing "Crossword" scratch game
• Job readiness seminar Feb. 26 at Martin Luther King Center
• Bettendorf church's supper Feb. 18 to benefit women's shelter
• Garbage truck crashes into Davenport paint store
• Thursday's temperatures could top 60
• Daily planner, Feb. 17, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011
• Federal funds redirected to dredge Sunset Marina
• Water rescue lesson by Moline firefighters goes beyond cool
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2011
• Rivermont Collegiate hosts open house Feb. 22
• Mad Mixture Science Night Feb. 17 at River Valley Library
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011
• Daily planner, Feb. 16, 2011
• Late teacher's life a lesson for all
• Moline school staffers will kick up their heels
• Is your child ready for kindergarten?
• Proposed minimum-wage hike worries small-business owners
• Economy looking up in 2011
• Temperatures will try for record high this week
• Census data due today
• Josh Groban coming to i wireless on May 28
• Come celebrate Earl Hanson Elementary's 40th birthday
• Annual Disc Golf Ice Bowl set for Feb. 19 to benefit River Bend Foodbank
• Rising corn prices mean rising meat prices
• Roxanne Kramer breast cancer award nominations now being accepted
• District 7 Judicial Nominating Commission: Nominees
• Money Smart Kid Contest offers opportunity to earn funds for college
• Free boat safety classes
• Compost bin and rain barrel sale slated for May 7
• Bettendorf's snow emergency canceled
• Daily planner, Feb. 15, 2011
• Mississippi governor plans visit to Quad-Cities
• Honor Flight Committee hosting a World War II musical
• Area businesses rally to support local non-profit with Bowl-A-Thon
• Korean war vets must submit info by Feb. 18 to get new medal
• Circuit Breaker/Illinois Cares Rx Community Enrollment Event
• Former local mental health advocate dies in Rockford
• New face for MEG: Winslow takes over drug-fighting agency
• Finding love the second time around
• Investigation into woman's death in fire continues
• The rush is on to be in step with Cupid on Valentine's Day
• A-Rod doesn't appreciate a good thing
• Eagle Ridge School Student Writers
• Denkmann Grade School Student Writers
• Lesson 4: 'Once you fire, you can't ask the bullet to come back'
• Moline reports 25% rise in home burglaries
• Construction projects await court ruling
• Home Builders Show offers one-stop shopping
• Choosy helps kids get 'Head Start' on healthy eating
• Q-C poet performs at Kennedy Center in D.C.
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
• Daily planner, Feb. 13,2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for Feb. 13
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011
• Engineering scholarship honors welding teacher
• South R.I. Township offers scholarships
• Milan American Legion hosts ComedySports and catered dinner Feb. 20
• Sons of Norway Storelva Lodge 1-655 to meet Feb. 21
• Eastern Iowa Community Colleges offer visit day Feb. 21
• Friendly House one of four sites in Iowa to offer Free File
• Alternatives for the Older Adult seeks volunteers
• Davenport mayor disputes census
• Child Abuse Council announces local CASA program
• Requet gets R.I. loan for site of old Italian Village
• First Annual Shop Local Expo to be held February 19
• Midwest Technical Institute opening a campus in Moline
• Alleman H.S. selected to participate in Operation Teen Safe Driving Program
• American Legion Post 569 public dinner and comedy show
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
• Auto show tops $175,000 in scholarships
• Lincoln linked to God's plan
• Verschoore backs measure to help seniors who have lost their jobs
• Debt shredder makes joyful noise for Moline church
• Liberty House to host trivia night fundraiser
• Be my Beatles Valentine at church dessert theater
• Great River Show Choir Invitational February 18-19
• Go to Guatemala: Rotary Clubs looking for vocational leaders to send
• Daily planner, Feb. 12, 2011
• Pastor brings some Connecticut comfort to those addicted
• Engineering scholarship established at WIU-QC
• Guest speaker courts players' spiritual desires
• Rotary International is taking scholarship requests for full scholarships
• Gatehouse Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
• 'Love Stories' offers romantic buffet of alluring treats
• Q-C re-enacts Lincoln's emotional farewell
• Bill to ban traffic cameras in Iowa falls short
• Q-C dealers bullish on car sales
• The Life and Courage of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. re-enactment
• Q-C flu season mild so far
• Milan Chamber of Commerce welcomes new president and board members
• Geneseo mayor upset with aldermen's letters in local newspapers
• R.I. city attorney dies in Florida
• Country Bank of Aledo enters into consent order with FDIC
• Nahant Marsh hosting a talk on agroforestry and alternative crops
• Moline Library showcases Audubon prints from 1858
• Residents reminded to clear snow from fire hydrants
• Geneseo company sold to international energy firm
• Mallards in the community
• Warming trend on its way to Q-C area
• Census shows Iowa's rural areas losing population; Davenport grows
• Euchre tournament fundraiser for Camp Courageous
• Sign replacement work postponed due to extreme cold
• IDOT forces to perform pothole patching on Feb. 14
• Jesse White to help kick off the big read in central Illinois
• Daily planner, Feb. 11, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 11, 2011
• Correction
• Keithsburg Fire Department seeks EMS equipment
• Quad-Cities customers turn out for Verizon iPhones
• Expert advice from local National Anthem singer
• Quad City Blues Pink At The Rink
• 'Treasures' grant will save Bishop Hill's Steeple Building
• American Red Cross launching Recovery 2011
• Lease disagreement could cost New Boston its postal service
• Figge Art Museum seeks volunteers
• Illinois Math and Science Academy opens local field office
• Augustana students beat national average in learning outcomes
• Daily planner, Feb. 10, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 10, 2011
• Moline school district corrects ballot errors
• Sweethearts of any age or era
• Habitiat receives $12,000 boost for two homes
• School has SMARTs: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy wins second whiteboard
• Alpha OK payments for new wells
• Doug Greer: Give Silvis schools what they deserve
• Hoping for a lot more than four-score-and-seven participants for record-breaking attempt
• Catherine Bovee from Davenport wins $30,000 lottery prize
• Francis Willard students shadow city workers
• Greater Quad Cities: Report to the Region
• Zonta Club of the Quad Cities available scholarships
• Local businesses urge Q.C. to "Think Local, Drink Local"
• Family play at R.I. Library covers stories of a father and son
• New iPhone, iPad app helps you keep track of sins
• Dispatch/Argus photograph is AP photo of the month
• Sales tax going up in Hampton
• Silvis pays off outstanding debt
• Port Byron discusses major trim in sewer expansion program
• Share your improbable love story
• Update on Rock Island news
• Blizzard bill totals $800,000
• WIU call for DFL 2012 nominations
• Davenport schools announce new superintendent
• Popular longtime Moline educator Stan Woods dies
• R.I. Board forming committee to determine size, redraw districts
• Rhythm City Casino terminates riverfront agreement with Davenport
• Atkinson board praises residents after last week's storm
• The Navy Seabee Veterans of America Island X-2 to meet Feb. 12
• City of R.I. hosts Trivia Night, register by Feb. 18
• Local Angus breeder recognized for owning proven bulls
• Home Bound Healthcare honoring centenarians
• Blood drive Feb. 16 in Moline
• Ladies' Night of Indulgence announced for Feb. 9
• WIU-QC adds new major
• Grinnell Mutual loses director and friend, Joe Reid
• Local wildlife biologist to report on bird of prey counts in the area
• Rabi Henry Karp presentation on trip to Holocaust sites
• Quad Cities Hearts for Horses Fundraiser
• Crop Management Breakfast update, Feb 21 in Woodhull
• East Moline police vehicle heavily damaged by fire
• CPR Satuday rolls around on February 19 with card tournament
• Lane closure announced for I-88 near E.M. Feb. 10
• College hosts 2nd annual Hearts Tournament for CPR training
• Daily planner, Feb. 9, 2011
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011
• Rewarding U Now Scholarship at Rivermont
• Geneseo man rescues Andover man after call from Nebraska
• Inner Health Chiropractic: "Have a Heart Save a Heart"
• Snow the norm for Kenosha man
• Come visit Davenport's Sister-City Kaiserslautern, Germany
• Wells Fargo and Cardiovascular Medicine save the day for the Red Cross
• BCSD accepting applications for 4-year-old preschool program
• Andover Historical Society to meet Feb. 15
• Wild Winter Wednesday programs at the Windmill Cultural Center
• R.I. County Extension & 4-H Education Foundation hosts trivia event
• Village of Carbon Cliff member of IPWMAN
• WIU accreditation team on-site schedule
• JA of the Heartland wins presitigious economic education award
• City of Bettendorf snow emergency continues through Feb. 13
• Daily planner, Feb. 8, 2011
• Hennepin Canal "Bald Eagle hike" slated for Feb. 20
• Join the Trinity Junior Achievement Bowl-A-Thon on Feb. 19
• Third Day: The Make Your Move Tour coming to Davenport
• MHS principal named tops in state
• Popular Mid Morning Show in the Cities expands
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011
• Henry County Public Transportation offers curb-to-curb service daily
• Schilling shares Washington experience with students
• Riverboat Development Authority grant applications available
• Save-A-Lot opening new East Moline store by early May
• Rich Stewart named new conservationist in R.I. County
• More robins winter in the Q-C
• Volunteers needed to wrap trees for LL&W's MillionTrees Project
• Harrison Manor fire started in bedroom
• HCEDP receives approval to fill AmeriCorps*VISTA
• 100 years later, Tampico celebrates President Ronald Reagan's birth
• SnowmyGod! Even the ski resort was closed this week
• Teens taking 'Just Drive' pledge could win money for after-prom
• Fire damages historic Davenport building
• R.I. Council set to vote on fee increases
• Proof of passion: Burchett brothers capture spirit of distilling
• Daily planner, Feb. 7, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, Feb. 7, 2011
• Q-C Packers fan supports team with KISS-inspired costume
• Upgrading the Avenue: Resurfacing slated from 48th Street to E.M. border
• Golfers have good time for a good cause
• Today in history for Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011
• Daily planner, Feb. 6, 2011
• E.M. asks for help clearing snow from hydrants
• Church loses its shepherd king to retirement
• Iowa Treasurer Fitzgerald has a vault of Valentine's Day treasures
• Comedian used 'nerd-ology,' not 'theology' to share uplifting message
• Help package meals for hunger relief Feb. 9
• To forgive or not: Who sufffers more?
• Electrical problems likely cause of early morning Rock Island fire
• Rabbi called on to serve, deploys to Afghanistan
• Saturday's fashion show for Children's Therapy Center canceled
• Holocaust victim's opera is 'masterly'
• Ted Zeiner Memorial to be held Feb. 11
• GateHouse News Service religion briefs
• Iowa State Patrol looking for drunk drivers this weekend
• Ambrose announces events for February
• March 18 is application deadline for Genesis Foundations nursing scholarships
• Daily planner, Feb. 5, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011
• Branstad talks 'tough decisions' with Q-C chamber
• Bishop Hill OKs wind farm setback
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011
• Friendship vines bloom from Geneseo to Texas
• City of R.I. to remove snow downtown
• Cleaning program wipes some cancer anxieties away
• Moline Beatles tribute postponed to March
• Get a chiro exam Feb 14; donate to NAMI of Davenport
• Cheech and Chong to light up Adler in March
• Ameren restoring power; nearly all to have service by late Thursday
• Michael Buble to play i wi in June
• Cold weather health tips include dressing well, shoveling slowly
• John Marx, Driver Man
• City of Rock Island snow update
• Riverdance encore scheduled for Adler
• Red Cross seeks blood donors; patients can't take a snow day
• Couple welcomes blizzard baby
• Illinois to hold roadside safety checks this weekend
• Big dig leaves Quad-Cities with canyons of snow
• Comedy and music on Feb. 7 to benefit Sierra Leone
• Waterman, other Iowa court nominee donated to campaigns
• Family opens home to 13 stranded travelers
• Palmer Hills Retirement Bingo Blast Feb. 9.
• What happened to you during the storm? Tell us your story
• City of Davenport snow update
• Local teens looking to give $10,000 to nonprofits
• Saturday's Liverpool Legends benefit for MHS postponed
• Illinois National Guard Family Academies scheduled
• Kewanee bar owner fined for violating smoke-free act
• Pick up New Kingdom Trailriders applications Feb. 5
• Keep gas meters and pipes clear of snow and ice
• Arc and St. Anne's to host trivia night Feb. 5
• Branstad issues disaster declarations for Scott, Cedar, Dubuque counties
• Allstate offers homeowners tips following winter weather
• Daily planner, Feb. 4, 2011
• Red Cross responds to massive winter storm
• Blood Center extends hours to help recover from blizzard
• Officials: Moline, Rock Island streets to be cleared by tonight
• Today in history for Friday, Feb. 4, 2011
• City of Moline snow update
• Area hotels fill beds with stranded travelers
• Midori inspires the art of music
• Building-block contest for kids to be Feb. 26
• Almblade 'Meet the Candidate' fundraiser rescheduled for Feb. 11
• Willie Nelson and son coming to Adler
• Today in history for Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011
• Metro East briefs for Feb. 2, 2011
• Pink Gorilla returns to deliver your valentines
• Drifting snow complicates delivering Wednesday Dispatch/R.I. Argus
• Iowa blizzard conditions to fade as snowfall ebbs
• Today in history for Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
• Daily planner, Feb. 3, 2011
• Tow ban lifted in Iowa counties
• Travelers share their tales of snowstorm woes
• Blizzard on Bloom: Snowfall time-lapse photography
• Clearing roads may take another day or more
• Snow emergency declared by Eldridge
• Cambridge suspends trash, recycling pickup Wednesday
• City of Rock Island issues snow emergency
• Davenport IT firm wins $30M Army contract
• Quarrel at fire scene leads to pet owner's arrest
• Museum hosts building contest for kids
• Library to host program on preserving family keepsakes
• Fans brave blizzard to see band
• Kids put fundraising twist on basket raffle
• Remember the giant snowstorm of 1979? Tell us all about it!
• Iowa State Patrol offers advice for motorists in advance of winter storm
• Pets rescued from R.I. fire; resident taken into custody
• WIU closed Tuesday
• Weather Service revises forecast to 20 inches
• East Moline declares snow emergency
• Four Tops and Temptations to reschedule Wednesday's show
• Milan issues snow emergency through Thursday
• Circa '21 canceling Wednesday performances
• Snow emergency declared by Walcott
• Rock Island County declares snow emergency
• Secretary White reminds drivers to celebrate safely this Super Bowl Sunday
• Daily planner, Feb. 2, 2011
• Snow emergencies, other weather advisories
• WIU weather advisory begins tonight at 6 p.m.
• City of Bettendorf host public information concerning budget
• Motorists/employers safe driving tips for bad weather
• Valentine Moonlight Indoor Music and Outdoor Walk will be Feb. 14
• Time change for Bettendorf City Council meeting
• Stroll through Springtime April 30, at Black Hawk State Historic Site
• Daily planner, Feb. 1, 2011
• QCIC summary of annual meeting
• Today in history for Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011
• Moline eyes TIF district to spur SouthPark renewal
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra to play i wi in May
• Man in critical condition after East Moline house fire
• Almblade reschedules 'Meet the Candidate' session
• The Farm Fresh Roller Girls: An 80's themed derby bout
• Snow forecast brings blood shortage fears
• Fundraiser for Unity Christian School Athletic Boosters
• Get ready to move your car from snow routes
• Free tax preparation services Feb. 5 and April 9
• Moline aldermen expected to review designs from IDOT
• 2010/2011 VITA and AARP Tax-Aide Sites
• Costs outpace revenue for East Moline garbage collection
• Q.C. Audubon Society regular meeting February 10
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 31, 2011
• Stocking the goods before the snow hits
• SnOMG! Major storm could dump 18 inches on area by Wednesday
• City of Davenport snow emergency declared
• City of Moline to residents - snow routes will be in effect
• City of Bettendorf issues snow emergency
• VA Medical Center invites community to "Salute Hospitalized Veterans"
• Firefighters battle EM blaze
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 31, 2011
• Davenport schools narrow superintendent pool to 3
• Chocolate lovers head to Botanical Center for festival
• Significant snow is on the way
• Moline native helping make this year's Super Bowl go
• Candidate Almblade will hold meet and greet event
• Advocates hope to extend Avenue of the Cities to I-80
• Officials say Avenue of the Cities name change has spurred growth
• Snow is the great softball equalizer
• Moline schools foundation hires its first staffer
• Beg your pardon
• How many is enough? County board wrestles with redistricting
• Davenport named final spot on RAGBRAI
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 30, 2011
• Local attorney considered for Iowa Supreme Court
• Trinity Lutheran School hosts Kindergarten Round-Up
• Beg your pardon
• Trinity Lutheran School hosts Preschool Open House
• Egyptian BHC student happy he's safe, wishes he was there
• Old Time Radio at Silvis Library Feb. 18
• Bowling benefit for Honor Flight of Quad Cities
• Mardi Gras Rajun Cajun Fest March 8 at Thunder Bay
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 28, 2011
• Q.C. Arts & St. Ambrose present Max Pollak & RumbaTap Jan. 29
• Gatehouse briefs for Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011
• Child Abuse Council's financial audit available
• Big Sister's a 'polished' mentor
• Give Kids A Smile Day provides free dental care to children in need
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011
• Spring to bring high potential for serious flooding in Q-C
• Local author's book available while 'portals' remain open
• Daily planner, Jan. 29, 2011
• Catholic confirmation kids serve more, memorize less
• Davenport man discovers $100,000 win during routine errands
• Annual soccer slam nets holy goals of remembrance for Geneseo couple's son
• Breakfast with Iowa Governor Terry Branstad
• A Baha'i's view: The 'end' is the end of an era, not the world
• American Business Women's Paddlewheel Chapter to meet Feb. 2
• Learn to practice some spiritual work habits
• Newspapers seek Egypt residents with Q-C ties
• Minister finds calling outside the church
• Fire restarts in Moline house; firefighters douse it again
• Fulton to host program "Celebrating Reagan's Roots" Feb. 6
• Taylor Ridge home hit by chimney fire
• Verschoore continues to look for cuts and promote economic growth
• Port Byron post office likely to reopen in next few weeks
• Crime Stoppers
• Schilling 'honored' to serve on House Agriculture Committee, farming subcommittees
• Dr. Jason Peters appointed as Parkander Chair at Augustana
• 100 turbine windfarm planned for Mercer, Warren, Knox counties
• Moline woman escapes with dogs from house fire
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011
• 4-H Communication Contest, everyone is invited!
• Mardi Gras Rajun Cajun Fest will be in full swing on Fat Tuesday
• E.M. Police Department to conduct A.C.E patrols in R.I. County
• VFW Post 1303 and Ladies Auxiliary meeting changed
• Reception honors Augustana's Illinois Professor of the Year
• Understanding the Latino culture with Dr. Chip Anderson
• Daily planner, Jan. 28, 2011
• Where were you when the space shuttle Challenger exploded?
• Spring flood outlook of the season now available
• Figge Art Museum awarded humanities Iowa Grant
• Little girls host lemonade stand in memory of a friend
• Rocky assistant principal will return to the classroom
• Small staff in engineering department keeps East Moline sound
• University of Illinois Extension hosts crop management update breakfast
• Rutherford touts upcoming 100th birthday celebration of Reagan, Illinois' 'favorite son'
• IDOT announces road weight limits go in effect Feb. 1 in Henry County
• R.I. senior awarded for collecting 9,000 pounds of E-waste
• Schilling to appear on Sunday news show
• Slight warm-up on Friday precedes very chilly weekend
• 67 spent casings found in Geneseo hostage's apartment
• Reagan Forever Stamp cancellation Feb. 6 in Tampico
• Center for Math and Science taking applications
• The Immigration Project is holding a community-wide meeting Feb. 3
• Brown: Civil unions a great benefit for legal matters
• Report applauds generations working together
• David Baker: It's hard to find things made in America
• Antique Spectacular March 4-6 at QCCA Expo Center
• Metro East briefs for Jan. 26, 2011
• Q.C. Rollers St. Valentines Day Massacre set for February 4
• Colona church bringing group to area to do free home repairs
• Friendship Week, Feb. 22-28 at Rock Island Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
• New finance director East Moline's first female department head
• Quad Cities Natural Area Guardians' annual Winter Ecology Series starts Feb. 1
• LeClaire bald eagle watch, Jan. 29-30
• LULAC scholarships announced
• Daily planner, Jan. 27, 2011
• Barney's Birthday Bash coming to Davenport soon
• High school students help kick off United Way Student Campaign
• Deaths, Jan. 27, 2011
• U.S.-Asia relations to be discussed at Augie lecture
• Close to 300 Quad-City students volunteer to help those in need
• Morthland introduces bill that could change county board compensation
• X-Country Luminary event to be held January 28
• NAWIC to meet Feb. 3
• WIU Hockey at the i wireless Center this weekend
• Moline honors icy river rescue team
• View Moline's State of the City Address on Mediacom Channel 18
• Holy Cross Lutheran Church and Albany Community Blood Drive
• Kristie Sorensen of Port Byron wins $30,000 playing "Crossword"
• Immigration as a moral issue series change in schedule
• Moline airs new snow & ice control video on Channel 18
• Augustana receives ATSC sustainability leadership award
• Daily planner, Jan. 26, 2011
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011
• Quad City Community Engagement Consortium announces inaugural event
• Simulator shows AlWood students the danger of texting while driving
• Wapsi River Center winter fun day events
• Mills Chevrolet raises $21,495 for youth soccer
• Quad Cities to Haiti Alliance meeting Feb. 9 in Davenport
• Firefighters make my day
• Free Alzheimer's program Feb. 9 at Bettendorf Library
• Bloomquist was the 'anchor of the Chamber of Commerce'
• Update on Rock Island news
• Two resign from Mercer animal control group
• Send-Off Party for the Steady Rollin' Blues Band
• Phi Theta Kappa Society at BHC to host Cabin Fever Reliever
• Clarification: Schiff comments
• Moline aldermen to review request to annex 64 acres
• Gates HR chief to speak at Women's Connection
• Silvis man swims 96 laps in tribute to Jack LaLanne
• Spend your summer with Western
• Rock Island approves several fee hikes to avoid red ink
• The R.I. Conservation Club ice fishing tourney set for Jan. 29
• E.M. weighs service cuts to balance budget
• WWE Smackdown road to Wrestlemania March 13
• Agencies partner to help control kitten populations
• Presentation of Mark W. Schwiebert Sustainability Leadership Award
• Colona candidate questions Stonebridge costs
• Waste Commission announces Environmental Grant Program
• Long-term Moline plan would close four elementary schools
• Get ready for taco and chili supper and euchre tournament
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 24, 2011
• BCSD to host Kindergarten Round-Up on March 4
• Butterworth Center to host Cuban Essence
• Operation Spay Day 2011 in the Quad City area
• Geneseo, Mount Carroll elevators fined $1.4 million for fatal grain bin accidents
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011
• WWE Smackdown coming to i wireless Center
• Moline father charged with abducting daughter
• Fire causes $100K of damage at Bettendorf steel plant
• No one injured in Bettendorf apartment fire
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 23, 2011
• Illinois State Scholars
• Daily planer, Jan. 23, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 24, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 25, 2011
• Domestic abuse shelter seeks interpreters
• Knee surgery turns him into a Cubs fan (almost)
• Moline Library displays work of regional artists
• Fans crowd Moline restaurant to cheer on Bears, Packers
• Stay safe on the roads this winter, cold weather driving tips
• Valentine's Craft Class Jan. 29 in Moline
• Divided they stand: Couples trade barbs over Bears-Packers game
• Packing heat in Iowa: New gun law triggers rush for permits to carry
• Davenport shop creates glass with class
• Rod & Custom Show promotes fun with cars
• Parrot Heads bring the beach to Davenport
• Thomas & Friends return to i wireless
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011
• Beg your pardon
• North High School vocal music program "The Big Dance"
• Spelling Bee 'fugitive' escapes with crown
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct OREP in R.I. County
• Familiar face finishes first at Moline Spelling Bee
• Daily planner, Dec. 22, 2011
• Robinson leaving auditor post
• Q.C. area students will join the MWAH! troupe Jan. 24-25
• Housing developers set to buy land
• Fulton visitor numbers are strong
• An old, modern unity propels young ecumenical workers
• R.I. County Salon #137 to hold meeting Feb. 2
• Pamper others as you would have them pamper you
• Davenport Main Street to close for repair work Jan. 24-28
• A cheerleader for God makes it her mission
• City of Davenport launches neighborhood planning process
• Singers seek soul searchers, channel surfers
• National Community Development Association Award to Riverwalk
• A closer looks at politics, religion and health-care reform
• Winter safety tips for the home
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011
• Davenport's annual Daddy Daughter Dance tradition continues
• GateHouse briefs fo Faith & Values Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011
• Rock Island will spare cheerleading, eight teams, from budget cuts
• Interfaith marriages: Different religions don't have to be marriage obstacles
• Davenport among top 25 real estate markets in U.S.
• Caring served in 'Souper' bowls
• Sponsorships coming in slow for Reagan celebration
• Packard brings punch to Arrowhead auction Saturday
• Beg your pardon
• Moline looks to sell or tear down City Hall Annex
• Assumption Greek Orthodox Church to host Triva Night January 29
• AlWood School Board elects two to fill vacancies
• Lecture at St. Ambrose examines relationship between spirituality and work
• Cambridge superintendent pleased with tax increase
• Celebrate safely for the Chicago Bears championship game
• Proposed budget cuts don't sit well with Rocky fans
• Family Museum Trivia Night 2011
• National School Choice Week: Explore your options at Rivermont
• Daily planner, Jan. 21, 2011
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 21, 2011
• Mercer Library District looks for $2.8M bond issue for rennovations
• Q-C nature groups invite public to explore wild winter wonders
• Annawan School Board discusses voting procedures
• Moline street and alley improvements paid for with utility tax increase
• Rock Island woman ready to toast to reaching the century mark
• Your comments wanted on Rock Island's $52.7 million sewer expansion
• Augie tuition goes up 3.5 percent
• Bettendorf mayor praises 2010, looks to future
• Quad City Mallards Community involvement
• Orion superintendent says state tax increase is a relief
• 10th annual be a tourist weekend another success
• Daily planner, Jan. 20, 2011
• Robert Burns Night and Celebration Jan. 29 in Davenport
• Taco benefit for Niabi Zoo planned for Tuesday
• RI High School may cut cheerleading, 8 sports teams
• Niabi Zoo criticized for elephants' pen
• Henry County queen will reign at Illinois state fairs
• Member questions size, pay of Rock Island County Board
• Figure Skating Club to offer 'Learn to Skate' clinic Jan. 23
• Airport search fails to turn up reported man with gun
• Area high schools could win $1,000 in Trinity's Just Drive competition
• Casa Guanajuato searches for new building across Illinois Quad Cities
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in R.I. area
• More super fan videos available online
• City of Rock Island Notice of Public Hearing
• Cure winter blues at library carnival
• 6th annual winter ecology series to be held in February
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011
• Augustana announces 2011-2012 tuition
• Volunteer millers host two programs in February at Windmill Cultural Center
• Neil Friberg performs classic myths with a modern twist
• Metro East briefs for Jan. 19, 2011
• Bohnsack reviewing candidates to fill vacant county board seat
• Fulton searching for its greatest love story
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011
• Gluba in D.C. urging Congress to focus on jobs, education
• Schillling on subcommittee with direct effect on Arsenal
• Former Miss America joins pageant for whirlwind weekend of events
• Arrowhead Ranch vehicle auction to be held Jan. 22
• Q-C Beatle-maniac still cherishes mementos, teenage memories
• Western Illinois University picks new president
• Catholic group urges Schilling to vote against health care law repeal
• Western finds new president within the ranks
• City council candidate faces recrimination for use of racial slur
• Scholarships help Genesis continue tradition of nursing excellence
• Jack Thomas named 11th president of WIU
• Milan officers and medics receive awards
• WIU to offer CPA review course
• Daily planner, Jan. 19, 2011
• Update on Rock Island news
• City of Davenport declared downtown snow emergency
• Moline Public Library John James Audubon program
• 2010 Red Kettle Campaign Wrap-up
• Scott Community College Athletic Department Trivia Night
• Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Society elects 2011 officers
• Davenport church to offer free sign language course Feb.-April
• Bishop Hill Heritage Association public meeting to be held Jan.29
• Being a Packers fan not a crime ... at least not yet
• Bettendorf Police Explorers' chili competition supper
• Q-C gets more snow, freezing drizzle; colder temps coming
• Davenport declares snow emergency through 4 a.m. Tuesday
• More snow, freezing rain and cold are on the way to Q-C
• 'Made in Pakistan' to be shown at Augustana Jan. 21
• Davenport declares snow emergency
• Local King celebrants urged to make a difference
• Daily planner, Jan. 18, 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011
• Harleys hold special spot in Moline couple's hearts
• Putnam extends run of Harry Potter and contest
• Mayor Welvaert: 'Moline is strong'
• KONE Centre ready to start building
• Rock Island finds ways to avoid layoffs
• Daily planner, Jan. 17, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 17, 2011
• Uncle Bud was cool
• Cat lovers find show a purr-fectly good time
• Tropical Fish Swap to be held
• True-Blue: Coal Valley woman enthralled by Navy flight group
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 16, 2011
• Morthland hosts gathering to thank supporters
• Trio could face meth charges after Friday fire
• Boat show offers sneak peek of summer
• Two arrested and three hurt in stabbing outside Davenport bar
• Daily planner, jan. 16, 2011
• Black Hawk College Digest for Jan. 16
• Coming to a plate near you: Asian carp
• Martin Luther King Day celebrations in the Quad-Cities
• Q-C works to welcome First Army
• Bears rule ... this basement
• Lesson 1: Even a traffic stop can go bad
• First Army marching into Q-C
• New year brings new digs for Moline middle-schoolers
• 12 area schools receive SMART Boards through Hy-Vee
• They will call it Immanuel -- God with us
• Colonel Davenport Historical Foundation annual meeting on January 30
• WW II church forum gives some Christian soldiers marching orders
• Come and join Community Caring Conference's Trivia Night Jan. 22
• Samaritans trust God for medical coverage
• Jacobs: Tax vote 'least bad option'; Moffitt, Bivins fear business effect
• Why resolutions fail and how you can make yours stick
• Beg your pardon
• Additional Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011
• GateHouse briefs for Faith & Values Saturday, Jan, 15, 2011
• Moment of silence returns to schools but some question effectiveness
• Daily planner, Jan. 15, 2011
• Muscatine lawyer named judge in eastern Iowa
• Moline community group seeks more neighborhood board members
• Genesis hosts annual Boy Scout Merit Badge Day Feb. 5
• Moline proposes deal for vacant apartments
• Grant funding available from Quad Cities affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Legion leader promotes jobs, flag protection during Moline visit
• Grants available to QCA nonprofits involved in public health projects
• Friday night fire in Moline might be meth-related
• PRNetwork hosts Jan. 20 luncheon to feature Living Lands & Waters
• R.I. to join another Guinness world record try
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard Weekend
• Famed water-skiing squirrel wows Q-C crowd
• Binky Patrol names Nancy Hyman coordinator
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 14, 2011
• Bettendorf Mayor's State of the City Address
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011
• R.I. County lauched new designed website
• Faith supplements can help keep those resolutions
• Volunteer millers host two programs in February at Windmill Cultural Center
• American Legion annual caravan visits Moline today
• State, Cities, Waste Commission and BHC holiday schedules
• Hampton students will test for 'Nation's Report Card'
• Young Artist Exhibit at the Figge
• Kenny Chesney to play i wi on May 5
• Bohnsack to present State of the County address to be held January 18
• New WIU president to be named Tuesday
• Reagan centennial celebration schedule
• R.I. schools again eye music cuts
• Extraordinary things happen at Rivermont Collegiate!
• Colona, other schools plan junior high Spanish class
• Daily planner, Jan. 14, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 13, 2011
• Girl Scouts offer new cookie, new packaging, direct sales without ordering
• Moline landlords can learn about Section 8 on Feb. 3
• Carbon Cliff-Barstow preschool screening Jan. 19
• River Bend Foodbank Pound For Pound Challenge
• Rock Island Arsenal Welcome Club accepting applications for scholarships and funding
• Alleman H.S. selected to participate in 2010-2011 Operation Teen Safe Driving Program
• R.I. County 4-H offers Learn to Ski Program at Snowstar
• City of Davenport Community Partnership Program
• Black Hawk Park West to meet Feb. 20
• Guiness record attempt at Black Hawk State Historic Site
• Illinois Sheriffs' Association announces scholarships
• Davenport seeks RAGBRAI finale
• Free orthopedic assessment clinic for any child age 0 to 21
• New Iowa film alliance petitions Branstad
• Mortgage lenders encouraged to participate in Housing Grant Programs
• Beg your pardon: King Center expansion
• Elderly man, reported missing, found dead outside Blue Grass school
• Two Rivers offers boathouse to those who aspire to perspire
• Churches United of the Quad City Area celebrates 50 years
• Moving on in the face of death
• Western Illinois president to be named next week
• King Center expansion to open Monday
• Geneseo hires administrator, clerk
• Home rule resolution approved for ballot in Alexis
• Braley, Schilling vow to remain accessible
• Tax increase: a 'blow to residents, business'
• What local people had to say
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011
• Metro East briefs for Jan. 12, 2011
• Our Lady of Grace offers chance at $25,000 prize
• City of Rock Island One Year Action Plan for public review
• Doug Greer: After 50 years, mom and dad still in love
• Moline Community Development Corporation seeks to enhance Moline neighborhoods
• 2011 Bandit wedding entries now being accepted
• Modern Woodmen commits $30,000 to send military children to summer camp
• Hike the Canal on January 16
• Daily planner, Jan. 13, 2011
• Morthland 'ready to get to work' as new state representative
• R.I.'s housing plan updated and available for public review
• Bettendorf Youth Science Expo coming Saturday, Feb 5
• The Habitat ReStore to celebrate 8 years in business
• Blood Drives to be held Jan. 27 - 29
• Breast health fundraisers
• Deere Executive joins Board of Directors of the Great River Bend
• Conquer cabin fever with Q-C Backyard Weekend
• Genesis named founding sponsor for Race for The Cure
• GROWTH hosting lender's forum
• R.I., Midland Davis extend recycling contract
• UT looks out for two who always looked out for them
• Board gives preliminary approval to Pilot Subdivision
• Visit Vander Veer, get a poinsettia Jan. 15-16
• Schilling wants to overcome partisan politics
• New Illinois treasurer closing Rock Island office, 5 others around state
• Henry County Sheriff introduces command staff
• City of R.I. curbside recycling contract extended until 2013
• National Weather Service issues winter weather advisory for Q-C area
• Niabi Zoo to hold open interviews
• Mayor Welvaert to deliver 2011 State of the City address Jan. 17
• Daily planner, Jan. 12, 2011
• American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Rock Island County hosts kick-off event Jan. 20
• Rock Island plans to trim $709K from budget
• Special Olympics Skiing Competition to be held at Snowstar Ski Resort
• Daily planner, Jan. 11, 2010
• Trivia Night hosted by Q.C. Moms in Business to benefit the Child Abuse Council
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011
• University Hospitals after escapee spree: Don't leave inmates unguarded
• Moline to mull downtown parking changes
• Bettendorf High School 8th grade parent night Jan. 31
• Colona alderman unhappy with duplex decision
• Humane Society of Scott County hosting low-cost rabies vaccination clinic Jan. 11
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 10, 2011
• Scott County water quality monitoring results to be reviewed Jan. 25 in Bettendorf
• Daily planner, Jan. 10, 2011
• Scott Community College receives honorable mention award
• Pancake breakfast Jan. 22 at Glenview Middle School
• 20th Quad Cities Farm Show to be held Jan. 16-18
• Davenport issues snow emergency
• BHS School display now available at Iowa Hall of Pride
• "American Pickers" on Letterman Tuesday
• Good Fellow /Argus Santa raises $44,000
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• New life coming to Aledo's Livermore hotel
• DNR to report on Scott County Water Quality
• School budget trims $200,000 from expected deficit
• R.I. council to tackle budget shortfall
• 'The Power of One': Music-filled ceremony to honor King's impact
• 'True Grit' isn't the same without John Wayne
• Send us your bald eagle photos!
• Visitors get tours to see eagles up close
• Martin Luther King Day celebrations in the Quad-Cities
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 9, 2011
• Keep on rollin': 44-year-old not ready to hang up her skates
• Black Hawk College Digest for Jan. 9
• Milan Santa Fund tops $11,000
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011
• Big crowd flocks to Bald Eagle Days
• Alcoa’s Davenport Works launches bald eagle webcam
• Programs help defray child care costs for qualified families
• Community Foundation seats 3 new board members
• Daily planner, Jan. 8, 2011
• Hot asphalt speeds pothole repairs
• Braley opposes deficit increase, health care repeal
• Today in history for Friday, Jan. 7, 2011
• Additional 2010 Quad City Arts Festival of Trees winners
• Optometrist shares treasured sights
• Bishop Hill Heritage Association received grant
• Davenport, 12 other Iowa cities get Cultural Trust grants
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011
• Area quilter exhibiting work in international quilting competition
• Sign up for free AMBER Alerts texted to your phone
• Loaned ladders help teens hammer in the morning, climb spiritually throughout the day
• Home Bound Healthcare named to the HomeCare Elite Top 100
• CommUniversity celebrates 31st year
• Reach a higher 'elevation'
• Henry County Tourism Bureau announces photo contest winners
• Overnight fire heavily damages Woodhull home
• Holy Cross marks core steps in 60-year journey toward paradise
• Your Space: Jan. 8, 2011
• Genesis seeks nominations for Doctors' Day Recognition
• Stages change for Victory Light ministries
• Moline TPC store closing early, but Davenport one remaining open
• Donna Bruce-Burrell to retire from South Moline Township Senior Center
• Moline man named chairman of Trinity's parent company
• Cub Scout Pack 308 Pinewood Derby
• Potentially contaminated alcohol swabs being recalled
• Pancake and sausage breakfast Jan. 16 in Geneseo
• Schilling co-sponsors balanced budget amendment
• Jacobs bill renames DNR Building after Joel Brunsvold
• Claeys found rewards in 30 years of police work
• Sons of Norway Storelva Lodge 1-655 to meet Jan. 17
• R.I. art exhibition seeks entries
• Quad Cites Greyhound Adoption teams up with Buffalo Wild Wings Jan. 17
• Gates Foundation exec to address leadership event
• Bettendorf Middle School Geography Bee Jan. 13
• Davenport's Elm Street Bridge to open Friday at 9 a.m.
• Daily planner, Jan. 7, 2011
• Too cold to go out and play? Stay inside and yell, 'Yahtzee!'
• Augustana selects new dean of the college
• River cleanup crews head to Memphis
• Children's clothing giveaway Jan. 15 in Taylor Ridge
• WIU receives Carnegie Community Engagement classification
• St. Ambrose University plans Civil Rights celebration week
• Moline, Davenport Weight Watchers announce January sign-up hours
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announces gala on Jan. 15
• Winter colder and snowier than usual
• Riverbend Foodbank receives $30K gift
• R.I. fire chief committed to 'matching the legacy of excellence'
• Area fire chiefs lend support to Saul
• Today in history for Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2011
• Family gets $5,000 gift from anonymous donor
• Joanne Wiklund: It's not always easy to answer a 5-year-old's questions
• Metro East briefs for Jan. 5, 2011
• Reporting a pothole could earn you dollars in Moline
• IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union offers free college seminars
• Bettendorf robotics team to present at ISU
• Tampa flights means 12 direct destinations from Q-C airport
• River Bend Foodbank gets $30,000 gift
• Daily planner, Jan. 6, 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Jan. 6, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 5, 2011
• Scot Morse claims big prize playing 'Lifetime Riches' scratch game
• Schebler Company obtains Illinois license after cease order
• Hyman's closing means losing more than just a business
• Carbon Cliff - Barstow School District pre-school screening
• Moline school district looking for ambassador volunteers
• Wendy's Chili Golf Open slated for Feb. 5
• Rock Island ready to face challenges in coming year
• Sherrard High School announces Illinois State Scholars
• Centuries-old tree comes down in Moline
• Quad City Boat and Vacation Show Jan. 14-16 at Davenport RiverCenter
• Drilling on Alpha well underway
• City of East Moline's Christmas tree collection
• Port Byron hopes to have post office ready by the end of the month
• Great River Bend new board members
• Schilling takes seat today as part of new GOP majority
• Contemporary books discussions at the Bettendorf Public Library
• 'This is home, I love Rock Island': Hyman's president honored for dedication to city
• Fulton's greatest love story; Valentine contest
• Today in history for Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2011
• Evan Lawrence of Moline to raise funds for historic trip to Africa
• Community service weight loss challenge to be held Jan. 11
• Rock Island Parks and Recreation Classes
• SCC to host special registration sessions
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard Weekend
• Taco Tuesday to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Two Rivers YMCA offers wellness opportunities in downtown Moline
• CitiBus launches new limited service to APAC Customer Services, Inc.
• The Immigration Project is holding a community-wide meeting Jan. 6
• Visit Patriot Renewable Fuels at QCA Farm Show
• 4-H Volunteer Orientation to be held January 27 in Milan
• 1st Farm Credit Services gives $1 Million to Illinois Agriculture
• South Rock Island Township announces scholarship program
• Changing weather produces early crop of potholes
• Daily planner, Jan. 4, 2011
• Karl Huntoon's story ends at 61
• New chief promotes 4 R.I. firefighters
• Iowa Family Development Alliance FaDSS Information Fair
• Andover wash-out to be reviewed Saturday
• Immigration as a Moral Issue series to be held
• Aledo K-9 officer headed to Rock Island County
• Tri-City Trail Riders Annual January meeting Jan. 9
• Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy in E.M. to hold raffle
• Mississippi River Valley Chapter of the Embroiderer's Guild to meet Jan. 11
• Eary morning fire damages Rock Island fire apartment
• Michael Vick should never be allowed to own a dog
• Botanical Center immerses children in scents of the tropics
• Daily planner, Jan. 3, 2011
• Today in history for Monday, Jan. 3, 2011
• In Uniform
• Favorite videos of 2010 from Dispatch/Argus photo staff
• Today in history for Sunday, Jan. 2, 2011
• Daily planner, Jan. 2, 2011
• 2011 outlook: Lots of growth in Q-C
• Black Hawk College Digest for Jan. 2
• A look back at those who left us in 2010
• Baby Devarrion is first of 2011
• Happy Noon Year! Youngsters ring in 2011 at museum
• Branstad names outgoing Sec of State as Labor Commissioner
• Goal within sight for Good Fellow/Argus Santa Fund
• 2010: Q-C weathers storms and economic stress
• 10 for 2010: Top stories in the Q-C
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 31, 2010
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Jan. 1, 2011
• Boy's motive to help Haitians is as old as Scriptures
• 'Green Pope' sets good example to local parishes
• Trinity Lutheran students try to change the world with class
• Workshop aims to deepen church leaders' effectiveness
• Wings not required for this little angel
• GateHouse News Service briefs for Saturday, Jan. 1, 2011
• Frigid temps chase away 50-degree end to December
• GateHouse News Service top stories of the year
• Daily planner, Jan. 1, 2011
• Let's follow the messengers and share spiritual blessings
• Today in history for Saturday, Jan. 1, 2011
• Newspapers closed for holiday
• New pension plan for firefighters, police not expected to deter applicants
• Iowa State Patrol offers holiday safe driving tips
• Winter wonderland poses dangers
• Moline homeowners: Be informed about water line insurance
• Habitat ReStore announces Saturday pickups
• Milan announces Christmas tree pickup
• Daily planner, Dec. 31, 2010
• Rivermont Collegiate free Young Scholars Program
• SkyBridge to have limited access
• Jesse White urges people to be safe this holiday, designate a sober driver
• Firefighters credited with saving woman's life after fall into icy river
• Newspapers observe holiday
• Nahant comes alive in new book
• Marx polishes off his crystal ball for 2011 predictions
• Cambridge Main Street will hold annual auction in January
• Schebler Company ordered to stop roofing in Illinois
• New laws set to take effect Saturday
• Goldman retirement party set
• Visitor information available over New Year’s weekend
• MedForce unveils new high-tech helicopters
• It's time to undeck the halls
• Fire marshal: Light likely started Town & Country fire
• Veterans Memorial Parkway closing postponed
• E.M. downtown business association elects officers
• Expect fog, drizzle, rain and melting
• Colona church bringing group to area to do free home repairs
• Salmonella reported in Scott County
• Leaders give 2011 wish list
• Moline plans to sell old library; buyer envisions it as offices
• Ray Bergles: Noncertified employees make Silvis schools run smoothly
• Moline will dispose of Christmas trees free Jan. 1-14
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 30, 2010
• Milan announces holiday garbage pickup
• Davenport city facilities release holiday schedule
• Illinois residents must choose or change Medicare plans by Dec. 31
• Stay safe on the road as 2010 ends
• Retirement party for Stanley Goldman of Hyman's Furniture set for Jan. 4
• Rock Island County marriages, Dec. 30, 2010
• Daily planner, Dec. 30, 2010
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 30, 2010
• Newspapers celebrate holiday
• Papers observe holiday
• Red Cross sees increase in local fires
• Scott County man wins $10,000 Hot Lotto prize
• Daily planner, Dec. 29, 2010
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010
• Illinois earns high marks for animal protection laws
• Sophia, Mason, Isabella, Aiden top babies' names for 2010
• It's more than a necklace
• Q-C charities see generous giving, but more still needed
• Papers to observe New Year
• Geneseo ends hiring freeze to find accountant
• Health department closed for new year's holiday
• Colona reconsiders Stonebridge zoning vote
• New tax bill includes incentives for charitable gifts from IRAs
• Liberal arts, post-recession: Augie president wants college to cast a wider net
• MedForce unveils two medical service helicopters
• Veterans Memorial Parkway to close January 4
• Nearly 200 new laws are scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1
• Elm Street bridge closed for safety concerns
• Jesse White's law cracking down on excessive speeders
• Daily planner, Dec. 28 2010
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010
• Much of the snow may go by the weekend
• Investigators still trying to determine cause of holiday fires
• Burnt-out bowling alley being stabilized for investigators, clean-up
• Kwanzaa celebration Wednesday in Rock Island
• Development projects changing Moline landscape
• 58 Moline students named State Scholars
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 27, 2010
• Q-C shoppers eager to spend and save
• Snow is OK, but a snowblower is better
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa nears $45,000 goal
• Fire breaks out at Moline home; firefighters at the scene
• Jordan Catholic School student writers
• Ridgewood Grade School Student Writers
• Woodrow Wilson Middle School student writers
• Daily planner, Dec. 27, 2010
• Advocates make another push for medical marijuana bill
• Hyman's closing its doors after 90 years
• Cities announce holiday week collections
• Fire Chief Saul comes up again at Hampton obard meeting
• New assistant superintendent Muerhoff hopes to continue supporting educators
• R.I. sheriff brings command staff plans to reality
• Don't make your home a target for holiday crime
• Black Hawk College Digest for Dec. 26
• Heritage Church's 'One True Light' combines music, dance and worship
• Christmas Eve snowfall of 5.2 inches brings total on ground to 9 inches
• Organizations deliver food baskets to needy just in time for Christmas
• Christmas Day fire damages Davenport house; family away from home at the time
• Daily planner, Dec. 26, 2010
• Today in history for Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010
• Storm hammers Q-C area; advisory extended to midnight
• A difference of opinion when it comes to government's role in society
• Motherly SISTAHS reach out to women in shelters
• East Moline missionary finishes second World Race
• Middle school miracles published
• Faith and Values Briefs for Friday, Dec. 24, 2010
• Quad-Cities teen dies after falling into icy Indiana lake
• Red Cross offers last-minute gift ideas that "save the day"
• Carbon Cliff issues precautionary boil order
• Daily planner, Dec. 24, 2010
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 24, 2010
• Donations outfit Rocky bowling team as fire investigation continues
• Carbon Cliff lifts precautionary boil order
• Patterson ending three decades of Moline service next week
• Branstad gets rail pitch
• Newspapers observe the holidays
• Heading home for holidays going smoothly despite forecast
• Helmets to Hardhats puts veterans to work
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 23, 2010
• Silvis woman hopes to provide a warmer winter for those in need
• R.I to offer free Christmas tree pick-up Jan. 3-14
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 23, 2010
• Unbuckled? You pay a high cost for drinking and driving
• 2010 Fulton Christmas Run/Walk Results
• Iowa State Patrol offers safe driving tips
• David Baker: Looking forward to the possiblity of riding the rails again
• Drink responsibly during the holiday season
• MetroLINK Holiday Schedule
• Iowa American Water offers explanation for "cloudy" water
• Daily planner, Dec. 23, 2010
• Be warned: cops out to catch drunk drivers during the holidays
• Several file papers to run for offices in Henry County
• Newspapers celebrate holidays
• Schilling adjusts to Washington, vows to fight for Arsenal
• Stomach bug making the rounds at area schools
• Salvation Army far from goal, extending Red Kettle campaign three weeks
• Rock Island woman remembered as giving 'full force' to life
• Historic homes in Davenport will be protected with new ordinance
• Eat at Wendy's in Moline Jan. 12; help BMX racers
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2010
• Two more inches of snow expected between Thursday night and Friday
• Historic cannons moved as Georgia troops head to Rock Island Arsenal
• Daily planner, Dec. 22, 2010
• R.I. County to move to automated switchboard system
• The Four Tops & The Temptations coming to the i wireless Center
• Rock Island Parks & Recreation offers new cycling class
• Town & Country owner vows to rebuild after fire destroys bowling alley
• Thomson residents fed up with prison's lack of progress
• MidAmerican reports power restored to all affected by Tuesday outage
• E.M. crash causes power outage
• No bids on Thomson prison auction; state still hopes feds will buy it
• KONE Centre developer completes land purchase
• Update on Rock Island news
• New sheriff shuffles top staff
• Christmas Eve services announced in Alexis area
• Keep helping Dispatch Good Fellow, Argus Santa Fund grow
• Alexis Fieldhouse Company to hold open house Dec. 23
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2010
• WIU-QC holiday schedule
• Augustana College selects Dr. Pareena Lawrence as new dean
• Humility of Mary Housing, Inc. receives $25,000 grant from SSAB
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in E.M. area
• R.I. County Auditor's Office has earned the prestigious award
• Christ United Methodist Church Blood Drive
• Davenport declaring a snow emergency this evening till 6 a.m. Tuesday
• Forecast: Up to 4 more inches for Q-C during day, evening
• City of Moline Holiday Schedule
• Winter Drama Classes at the Buchanan Center for the Arts
• Trinity Lutheran School's students are changing the world
• 7th Judicial District Judicial Nominating Commission
• City of Davenport holiday schedule
• Daily planner, Dec. 21, 2010
• Colona Police Department to conduct special enforcement
• Vander Veer Lagoon not ready for skating
• Snowblower repairs keep Q-C shops busy
• Putnam to host exhibit of Titanic artifacts
• Local real estate company collects money for food baskets
• 51 applicants file for R.I. County school board candidacy
• Historic Clock Tower and Eagle Watch Tour
• Candidates throw hats in ring for city positions
• The Figge is "flooded" with new art
• Lease issue drives Aledo Department of Human Services office to Monmouth
• The Institute of Noetic Sciences Quad Cities to meet Jan. 13
• Huff reimburses county for party charges
• IONS-QC Book Group to meet January 18
• After 78 years of marriage, Q-C couple couldn't be apart
• At Snowstar the stress just melts away
• Q-C area likely to add 1-2 inches of snow Monday
• Daily planner, Dec. 20, 2010
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 20, 2010
• Butterworth Elementary Student Writers
• RI-Milan school parents brainstorm over staving off cuts
• Major minority: R.I. family reflects newer Hispanic Quad-Citians
• Careful planning provides time for shopping, family and Santa
• Daily planner, Dec. 19, 2010
• Today in history for Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010
• New barbershop just for men offers cuts, clothes
• Black Hawk College Digest for Dec. 19
• R.I.'s 572 Supper Club promises revived elegance
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010
• Daily planner, Dec. 18, 2010
• Churches count on God's Protective Services to watch over Nativity scene
• Quad Cities Waterkeeper settles clean water enforcement case
• Church welcomes new pastor in time for the holidays and Holy Days to come
• Genesis employees takin' it to the streets to support community
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010
• Davenport disposal fee waived for Christmas trees drop off
• DubStar duo puts fun into fundraising
• City of Davenport extra garbage and Christmas tree reminders
• 7 tips for a miserable holiday with your family
• Weed and Seed to begin free teen basketball league in Davenport
• 2010 Community Vitality Snapshot highlighting Q.C. community indicators
• New EICCD online program helps students earn GED
• CBS4 News in High Definition
• State, Cities and University of Illinois Extension Holiday Schedules
• Conflict forces AlWood board member to resign
• Mercer school chief pushes academics
• Orion taps DeBaillie as permanent principal
• Q-C snapshot: More diversity, less employment
• Rock Island to consider new rules for youth dance clubs
• Homeless youth center finding its place in the Quad-Cities
• Education unions take hard line on reform
• Cheerful controlled chaos helps fill Salvation Army food boxes
• Local group participates in March for Life in Washington, D.C.
• 13 Money Tips to Spend Smart/Save Smart
• Annawan School Board approves levy
• Workshops for producers, farmers and crop advisors
• Black Hawk College plans to expand Building 2
• Delta Dental awards 25 Iowa agencies over $144,000 for oral health projects
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010
• Small Cessna flips at airport, causing minor injuries
• Christmas Morning Julotta service 6 p.m. at Bishop Hill Colonay Church
• Scott County Library System offers new online story time service
• VFW Post 9128 to host New Year's Eve Party
• Frost Fest Dec. 19 at Modern Woodmen Park
• The Salvation Army announces food box packing event
• Habitat house dedication Dec. 18
• BREAKING NEWS: Moline school is on lockdown after shots fired
• The River Readings at Augustana presents Susan Glaspell’s Trifles
• Community colleges open for spring registration
• Investigation continues in Rock Island incident that led to school lockdown
• Christian Care brings smiles to domestic violence survivors
• State's attorney: Jailers did nothing wrong in alleged incident
• Small Cessna flips over at the airport, no injuries reported
• Marines reflect on being last survivors of their unit
• WQPT'S Champagne on the Rocks held in the Gold Room
• Daily planner, Dec. 17, 2010
• E.M. Police to conduct several traffic enforcements
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 17, 2010
• The weather outside is frightful, and causing many headaches
• Taxpayer group says government employees should fund their own retirements
• Mallards in the community
• Winter Walk at Niabi Zoo set for Saturday
• JCPenney customers round up $1,614.57 for Two Rivers YMCA
• R.I. Aldi will move to former Ace Hardware building
• Scott County Library System offers a day of family fun during winter break
• Institute seeks to turn idle patents into new products
• Newest snowfall not affecting Quad-Citians
• Religious scholars and leaders read holy texts side-by-side
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2010
• Luther College Nordic Choir to perform Jan. 27 in Davenport
• David Baker: Childhood education begins at home
• City of R.I. Jan. 3 City Council meeting cancelled
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 15, 2010
• Q.C. Shelter & Transitional Housing Council prepares homeless memorial
• Help needed to feed those in need
• Flood victims receive assistance before the holidays
• Gift packages will celebrate last Genesis babies of 2010
• Henry County District Conservationist Rich Stewart to retire
• Holiday pet safety tips from Humane Society of Scott County
• Fulton Christmas Run/Walk Results
• City of R.I. employees prepping over 350 gifts for Frances Willard students
• Republican Women of Henry County Dec. 20 celebration
• The Salvation Army extends WAL-MART Angel Trees through Saturday
• Daily planner, Dec. 16, 2010
• Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities to dedicate house #68 for the Vanessa Stone
• Cambridge approves tax levy
• 'The Power of One,' a birthday celebration for Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Hampton School approves tax levy
• Ryan Walsh winner of the Mississippi Valley Poetry Chapbook Contest
• Henry County Board moves up public comment
• St. Ambrose vice president selected as president of Cardinal Stritch University
• Port Byron board approves tax levy
• Skate with Santa at River's Edge sports complex Dec. 19
• Children turn out for Santa, Christmas cheer
• Volunteers needed to bring $5 million to the Quad Cities
• Vacant seats on E.M. School Board filled
• Today in history for Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010
• East Moline firefighters put out trailer fire; home destroyed
• Daily planner, Dec. 15, 2010
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa seeks more donations
• Economic development center plans Thursday grand opening
• Survey: Poverty up, population down in Rock Island County
• Beg your pardon: Nova Singers
• Why Christmas music so soon?
• County officials downplay Huff's credit card use for party
• Marx gets to play with new F150 work truck
• Keep Moline Beautiful Commission receives national recognition
• Rock Island schools set tax levy
• Davenport Legislators appointed to top posts in the Iowa House
• Keep Moline Beautiful receives recognition
• Kids and Cops Holiday Shop
• West Lombard Street to close Dec. 15
• Daily planner, Dec. 14, 2010
• 'Bikes for Brains' gets kids off on safe start as cyclists
• United Way helps 629 people with flood damage repairs
• Learn how to sign through 10-week sessions
• Hotel Blackhawk reopens Wednesday
• Micro-distillery opening in LeClaire on Friday
• Unfinished drain repairs keep Moline High pool dry
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 13, 2010
• Five Q-C teachers receive national certification
• R.I. council to consider property tax increase
• Moline schools' break begins Dec. 20
• Disney helps give Q-C man his dream ride
• Willard School Student Writers
• Seton Catholic Middle School student writers
• Cold, wind, blowing snow puts Q-C area in freezer
• Cold, wind, blowing snow put Quad-Cities area in freezer
• Daily planner, Dec. 13, 2010
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa cook up warmer holidays for Moline mom
• Moline Foundation seeks scholarship applicants
• Longtime friends join together to try to develop former Case site
• College Hill businesses spread holiday cheer
• Shop with a Cop puts jingle in kids' pockets
• Black Hawk College Digest for Dec. 12
• Daily planner, Dec. 12, 2010
• Today in history for Sunday, Dec. 12, 2010
• Daily planner, Dec. 11, 2010
• R.I. announces online survey to seek public input on budget
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010
• Crime Stoppers: Stolen Salvation Army Kettles
• Q-C charities seeing fewer donations, more need
• Vander Veer Conservatory evening open house planned for Dec. 14
• Sparkling 'Nutcracker' is priceless gift to Q-C
• R.I. to implement system to phone citizens during water emergencies
• Burial grounds found at rural Cordova housing site
• Abby Sloan selected for Iowa Collegiate Honor Band
• Q-C under blizzard watch this weekend
• SCC Interior Design program hosts open house
• Durbin seeking full White House request for Thomson prison
• Henry County Courthouse unveiling of Lee Kimball's new artwork
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010
• Red Kettle and Angel Tree Campaigns causing panic in final stretch
• Seamstress sews much comfort for military
• 2010 Quad City Arts Festival of Trees award winners
• A faith look at the government's role
• Water main break on Brady Street caused closure of two lanes
• Retired executive loans profitable United Ways
• Julsmorgasbord and festival celebrate Swedish heritage
• Our Lady of Guadalupe fits her arms around dancing faithful
• Students awarded health care scholarships.
• Perspectives propel missionaries out of pews
• Exelon Nuclear donates $3,000 to Davenport Schools Project
• Gatehouse briefs for Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010
• R.I. Women of the Moose monthly chapter night Dec. 14
• Hampton School District Preschool Screening
• Village of Milan special meeting
• Curtis Butterfield benefit concert Saturday, January 1
• Annual Hard Hat awards recognize Rock Island achievements
• IDOT will move historic depot in Moline
• Ring in the new year at the Isle with the Travoltas
• If air quality standards tightened, Q-C may have trouble complying
• EICCD was listed as the 14th fastest growing community college
• Rock Island awards business for contributions to city
• Brian DeJohn is new executive director for the Geneseo Chamber of Commerce
• Be thankful for what you have
• Refuge closed areas open early to public access
• Moline aldermen knew about Casa's offer on old Moline library
• Ann's Helping Hands present wrapping fundraiser
• Aledo Council passes budget and levy
• Mallards in the community
• Two discussions on R.I.-Milan school district planned
• Call for nominations for 12th annual River Actions Eddy Awards
• Downtown Moline hosing '12 Days of Christmas Scavenger Hunt'
• EICCD presents Chancellor's Awards
• Grand jury indicts former student for WIU bomb threats
• Fire hits Milan Kar Mart
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 10, 2010
• Daily planner, Dec. 10, 2010
• Home prices stable in the Quad-Cities
• St. Ambrose University December events
• Q-C could get some of rail money rejected by Ohio, Wisconsin
• Health Department offers "flu season" guidance to parents
• Hampton firefighter claims he was wrongfully terminated
• Donations collected for Christian Care Domestic Violence Shelter
• The role of genetics in breast & ovarian cancers workshop
• R.I. Parks & Recreation unveils new recreation programming space
• City of Rock Island hosts four public budget meetings
• Davenport attorney will lead Iowa Department of Revenue
• Hispanic Chamber Fiesta to be held Dec. 9
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010
• Call for entries due Dec. 13 for Venus Envy 2011
• Daily planner, Dec. 9, 2010
• Gameshow helps local autism center and community win big
• White House ornament collection shared by East Moline woman
• Genesis has the scoop on safe shoveling
• Father unsure if he'll watch TV show about daughter's murder
• City of Davenport to waive tickets and refund towing fees
• Prospective buyer of vacant library wonders why Moline sits on offer
• Augustana students explore career paths in Australia
• Q-C area farmers support foodbank
• IL/IA Center for Independent Living Holiday Carnival
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010
• R.I. celebrates fitness center expansion
• Lane & Waterman Attorney named as head of Iowa Department of Revenue
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 8, 2010
• Moline volunteer training to be held
• Check is a Royal surprise
• Santa is coming to East Moline
• Sherrard to update wastewater treatment
• RME gives back for the holidays
• Family needs help for 8-year-old son
• Royal Neighbors grant will help R.I. woman help others
• Secretary of State reminding Illinoisans to register with the Emergency Contact Database
• Doug Greer: Visiting old friends brings back fond memories
• The International Coin Collectors Association is coming to Moline!
• St. Ambrose University candidates for winter commencement
• Dr. King Memorial Service Program
• Illinois State Police District 7 month of November activities
• Village of Carbon Cliff offers residents 2 discount prescription programs
• Branstad names Q-C lawyer to head Iowa Revenue Department
• Pearl Harbor Memorial Service
• Illinois State Scholars announced
• Twelve Days of Holiday Safety from the American Red Cross
• Construction on I-74 in Illinois is complete!
• Daily planner, Dec. 7, 2010
• Tdoay in history for for Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010
• Interstate 74 repairs are finished
• Fire destroys livestock barn in rural Geneseo
• R.I. updates $88 million capital improvements plan
• Milan will keep post office
• ZUMBA for TOYS FOR TOTS at Skellington Manor December 8
• Harlem Globetrotters bring basketball's first-ever 4-point shot to Moline
• Holiday Floral Show at Vander Veer Botanical Park Conservatory
• Lincoln Irving Grade School student writers
• Our Lady of Grace Student Writers
• Santo was one of my favorites, even if he was a Cub
• Technology use in Geneseo schools receives national award
• Daily planner, Dec. 6, 2010
• Today in history for Monday, Dec. 6, 2010
• Families brave bitter cold to see Holiday Train
• Thousands attend inaugural American Spirit Pageant in Bettendorf
• New R.I. business district forms, makes plans
• Memorial gifts get Milan Santa Fund closer to goal
• Shriners celebrates success with annual party for patients
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa shocks, awes mother of six
• Organizations help families bring home the furniture
• Former international Rotary president to visit Q-C clubs
• Black Hawk College Digest for Dec. 5
• Federal workers feel like 'whipping boys' in deficit talks
• Today in history for Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010
• Rivermont Collegiate's Annual Holiday Open House
• A landmark's soul seen in stained-glass windows
• COUNTRY returning $3 million in crop hail dividends
• Majestic moment puts Gabriel's angelic life into song
• Hotel, housing, tech center planned for Case New Holland site
• Small legal tender leads to monumental mortgage burning
• Fire destroys Orion home early Friday
• Will there be 'Inn' room in the barn?
• Davenport Jaycees Play "Santa" once again
• Voices of faith: Is modesty a lost cause in this society?
• Royal Neighbors divides $37,000 between 17 women
• Dixon, Iowa under warning for high nitrates in water
• Kids kick up their heels at Telecom Pioneers' free shoe program
• Rock Island Police Department Promotions
• Daily planner, Dec. 4, 2010
• City of Rock Island announces Fire Department Promotions
• Developers plan hotel, boardwalk, housing for former E.M. Case plant site
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct Roadside Safety Check
• CERT training offered in Colona community
• Friends of Vander Veer hold holiday luncheon Dec. 9
• Moline students raise $45,786 for Share Joys
• Center for Alcohol & Drug Services celebrating 30 years of service
• Geneseo School District asking for $125K more
• Davenport Police Senior Light Tour
• R.I. officials seek feedback for new budget
• VFW Post 1303 Wednesday night Bingo is closed
• Register for King Center Children's Christmas party
• Salvation Army in desperate need of Bell Ringers
• Legislative turnover aids controversial items
• Court throws out Davenport man's drug conviction
• JCPenney customers invited to 'Round Up' holiday purchases to benefit Two Rivers YMCA
• Birdhouse builder still on the go after 914 projects given away
• Health Department medication collection disposal site
• Women's group hopes to launch $2.5M campaign for new preschool
• U.S. grad rate on the rise - where do we stand?
• Bettendorf library hosts civil-rights song contest
• Port Byron First United Methodist annual Christmas Traditions Dec. 4
• Cleveland annexation vote set for Jan. 6
• Give the gift of helping a homeless animal this holiday season
• East Moline Case site announcement planned Friday
• R.I. Parks & Recreation unveils new recreation programming space
• Today in history for Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010
• City of R.I. invites citizens to public meetings to discuss budget
• Tell us about your winter pet peeves!
• Two to five inches of snow expected Friday afternoon
• Annual Cops and Kids at Christmas shopping event
• Annual Christmas Service at the Historic Danish Church in Sheffield
• Schulte named new Rock Island County Fair queen
• Music will fill the air for first time at Christmas in Silvis
• Daily planner, Dec. 3, 2010
• Free shuttle for basketball fans, concert-goers
• Operation Santa Claus helps local military families
• Today in history for Friday, Dec. 3, 2010
• Buy Pet Treats for the holidays in support of Rock Island County 4-H!
• Moline looking for city hall volunteers
• Longfellow Liberal Arts Breakfast with Santa
• Moline buildings coming down to accommodate new homes
• Mallards in the community
• Bad driving, snowplows among Q-C winter pet peeves
• Joanne Wiklund: Christmas not only for children
• Preschoolers receiving a lesson in giving
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 8, 2010
• Breakfast with Santa at Thunder Bay to be held Dec. 4
• Homemade Greek Pastries for the Holidays
• Padilla sworn in as Henry County sheriff
• Gillum named Illinois Superintendent of the Year
• Quad-Cities yellow lab training for Afghanistan bomb duties
• Local health experts praise federal Food Safety Act
• Sheriff, clerk and treasurer sworn in for Rock Island County
• Rock Island fire damages vehicles
• Ho, ho, ho: 'Green giant' kicks off jeweler's holiday season
• Trinity offers memorial trees, holiday grief packets
• Saturday fire at Tyson plant damages equipment
• 1927 Steam Locomotive to make 5,000-mile round trip to Train Festival 2011
• Same-sex Q-C couples pleased with Illinois civil unions act
• Daily planner, Dec. 2, 2010
• Annual party for special kids makes this Joe very happy
• WIU School of Nursing earns CCNE accreditation for BSN degree program
• Wednesday fire destroys garage, vehicles in Rock Island
• Save money and help animals at the Humane Society of Scott County
• Mercer County seats new board members
• Trinity Pathway Hospice offers remembrance service
• Metro East briefs for Dec. 1, 2010
• Cross Country Ski Clinic to be held at Wapsi Center
• Ann's helps make Christmas brighter for those in need
• Rivermont students go above and "beyond" for homeless youth
• Couple honored for honored for aiding injured sheriff's deputy on I-88
• Donations collected for Christian Care Domestic Violence Shelter
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010
• Davenport East 53rd Street to close Wednesday
• Visit of 42 international college students and some family members
• Iowa casino execs seek delay in trial on illegal campaign charge
• Q.C. Audubon Society membership meeting to be held Dec. 9
• Happy Joe's hosts special needs children at the i wireless Center
• Visitor Center at Union Station Holiday Open House
• Martin Luther King Center 34th Annual Children Christmas Party
• The Salvation Army announces the Hungry Hobo Red Kettles
• Cambridge Main Street Christmas on the Square
• Daily planner, Dec. 1, 2010
• Galvin Fine Arts Center production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"
• Today in history for Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010
• Be Santa to a child in need…Electronically or at the Mall
• Packages bringing a bit of home to troops for the holidays
• SouthPark Mall to host breakfast with Santa
• Special role in John Deere Commons ceremony lights up terminally ill woman
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center (QCAWC) Senior Pet Adoptions
• Bettendorf girl will share her tale of the heart on NPR
• Tastefully Simple open house Dec. 5
• Casino Rock Island will 'wait and see' on smoking proposal
• Local Chapter of The Compassionate Friends holds candle lighting service
• Bedbugs biting? These dogs have the solution
• Concert Dec. 5 at St. Mark, Davenport
• Steam locomotive plans July visit
• MidCoast Fine Arts and The District present Gallery Hop! Dec. 3
• Treasures await at historical society open house
• Ann's Helping Hands in need of donations
• Sheriff Cady rides into retirement
• IDOT upgrades popular travel web site for winter driving season
• Pre-trial hearings scheduled for Calif. men with pot in their car
• Reaping the wind: Turbines to pump millions into Henry County
• Independent Scholar's Evening December 2
• Daily planner, Nov. 29, 2010
• Windmill Cultural Center holiday reception
• Davenport woman wins $10,000 lottery prize
• Moline to close 2900 Block of 12th Avenue December 1
• Chad Pregracke, the 'river rescuer,' shares his story at Augustana
• River Bend Foodbank receives $100,000 from Walmart Foundation
• Just Kids "Penny Campaign" for the Michael A. Morgan
• Daily planner, Nov. 30, 2010
• Lane closed on I-80 in R.I. County through Dec. 5
• Illinois lawmakers pitch casino smoking change
• U.A.W. Local 865 announces December meeting
• 'Troll' to be produced at former Argus building
• City working with IDOT over unexplained MFT money transfers
• Real Christmas trees are great, but the new Harry Potter movie isn't
• Journalist started at The Rock Island Argus, saw the world
• Matherville Intermediate School student writers
• John Deere Middle School student writers
• QC Parrot Heads and Moline High School Share Joys bring charity concert Sunday
• Christmas tree farmers say crop is ready for ornaments
• Geneseo officials differ on whether police need to investigate finances
• From the bottom of their hearts and bottoms
• Will it be short and fat or tall and skinny/
• Festival is all about the trees
• Trinity to drop EMS, paramedic training program
• Are gifts on Chanukah pressure or pleasure?
• Gospel generates Scrooge's interest for 25 years
• Crisp weather doesn't slow down Black Friday shoppers
• Bereaving buddies find compassionate friends, candles
• Holiday hunger train provides unstoppable help to Churches United food pantries
• Q-C care packages salute military families here at home
• Two children, several dogs escape Bettendorf house fire
• Daily planner, Nov. 27, 2010
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010
• 'I couldn't stand watching it': Hampton resident dreads starting over after Thanksgiving fire
• Trinity expanding Bettendorf BirthPlace
• E.M. schools set interviews for board slots
• Help Milan Santa reach its goal
• Black Friday: A how-to guide from a newbie
• Faith & Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010
• Spend a night helping homeless
• Immanuel Church lifts high the cross and hopes
• Layoff leaves Moliner scrambling for insurance
• A reason for thanks: Q-C holiday tradition will continue
• 19th Century Christmas
• Looking for something to do? 10 options to Black Friday shopping
• Daily planner, Nov. 26, 2010
• Q-C to celebrate "Year of the Train"
• Daily planner, Nov. 25, 2010
• EPA orders Heartland to clean Bettendorf site
• Today in history for Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010
• CERT training offered in Colona community
• James Taylor and son coming to the Adler in March for concert
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• Emergency crews search Fulton fire rubble for missing woman
• R. I. group sponsors holiday lighting contest
• Christian Care is providing their resident's a special Christmas Dinner at Butterworth Center
• Shelters overflowing with cats
• City of Davenport garbage and yard waste reminders
• Doughnuts help MHS students Share the Joys
• Moline's Leaf Vacuuming Program ends December 1st
• David Baker: Holiday season a fun time of year
• MetroLINK closed on Thursday, Nov. 25
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 24, 2010
• Treasurer Giannoulias returns lost loot Cash Dash searches in R.I. County
• UTHS student wins car for scores on state test
• Left Bank Art League encourage to celebrate Thanksgiving again on Dec. 4
• Moline Booster Club Holiday Sale
• Sony EReader and Nook Compatible Ebooks available from the Moline Library
• Cary Grant film showing at Bettendorf Public Library
• IDOT announces lane closure to be installed on I-80 in R.I. County
• Genesis Medical Center Illini Campus Blood Drive
• Daily planner, Nov. 24, 2010
• Quad City Mallards Community involvement
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2010
• Turkey Trot to break $500,000 in funds raised
• Sharon's Family Restaurant hosting a free Thanksgiving dinner
• "Current Business Developments in Israel" presentation
• Mid-morning rain, sleet could bring season's first slippery roads
• Rock Island Beautification Commission announces holiday lighting contest
• Students, staff recognized at awards ceremony
• Quad City Animal Welfare Center Holiday Schedule
• Auto shop owner turns focus to recovery after near-fatal motorcycle crash
• State police may examine Geneseo financial records
• United school board approves life-safety improvements
• Boil order lifted in Carbon Cliff
• Free planetarium program features 'Season of Light'
• East Moline garbage collection is Wednesday; offices closed Thursday and Friday
• Dunkin' Donuts decorates the season with Salvation Army Angel Trees
• Health department notes World AIDS Day, December 1st
• Wapsi River E. E. Center closed during deer hunt
• Faces of Homecare program to area groups and organizations
• Update on Rock Island news
• St. Ambrose University to hold winter commencement
• Scott County students beneficiary of new scholarship at Iowa State University
• King's Harvest Ministries seeking volunteers
• Milan company, Bush Sports Turf, rebuilding Wrigley Field
• King's Harvest Ministries seeking volunteers
• Proposed budget on Moline agenda Tuesday night
• Blood Drive at the Putnam Museum Nov. 26 & 27
• COUNTRY Financial returning $3 million in crop hail dividends
• Jesse White encourages drivers to be safe this Thanksgiving
• City of Moline Holiday Schedule
• Military Reunion Notices
• University of Illinois Scholarship offered to Lutheran men
• Friendly House's Annual Neighborhood Thanksgiving Dinner
• Q-Cs under tornado watch until 6 p.m.
• College sports collectible company launches Hawkeye artwork in Davenport
• Festival of Trees parade winners
• Project NOW graduation of Self-Employment Training participants
• Health department announces Stark & Henry County Health Board meetings
• Davenport man wins $15,000 with Lucky Penny
• Electronic donations to The Salvation Army's Red Kettle now possible
• "Give Warmth" program to collect winter coats for Q.C. children in need
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 22, 2010
• The Heap of Thanks food drive
• Reynolds Elementary School student writers
• Moline celebrates groundbreaking for downtown lofts
• Behnke Poultry: A family finds its calling raising free-range fowl
• Daily planner, Nov. 23, 2010
• Daily planner, Nov. 22, 2010
• Daily planner, Nov. 23, 2010
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010
• Colona emergency personnel honored
• Moline family thankful for the many who helped find their beloved dog
• MLK Center serves up holiday meal for those in need
• Today in history for Sunday, Nov. 21, 2010
• A Christian Indiana Jones whips up New Life inspiration
• Stuck in the slide: It's a painful story
• Parade gets Q-C into the holiday spirit
• New E.M. superintendent's contract bears imprint of board's conflicts with Green
• Beavers in Sunset Park a gnawing problem
• Good Fellow/Argus Santa tucks parents in for a silent night
• New eyeglasses help immigrants learn English
• No new scanners or pat-downs in Q-Cs, but fliers likely to encounter them elsewhere
• Love for Bloody Marys turns into business for Q-C couple
• Mercer board OKs affiliation between county hospital and Genesis
• Parade gets Q-C into the holiday spirit
• Black Hawk College Digest
• Christmas comes early in downtown Moline
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010
• Daily planner, Nov. 20, 2010
• Today in history for Friday, Nov. 19, 2010
• Isle collecting toys for local Toys for Tots campaign
• How to twist more volunteer arms
• Secretary of State offices closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
• Operation Christmas Child collection site added
• Avati filming in Q-C canceled
• Men lifted up by Eagles Wings
• Nuke plant emergency drill goes well
• A Christian Indiana Jones whips up New Life inspiration
• Ousted Mercer board member seeks recount
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 20, 2010
• Police want paramedic crisis training reinstated
• Literacy Connection director takes over where mom left off
• Beg your pardon
• A wonderful day in the neighborhood to give thanks
• Packers, Panthers pick Sheffield native's music
• Community champion celebrates 26 years of service
• Cordova hires firm to stripe main street
• Rivermont alumni take to the court
• Lifeline offers free installation for the holidays
• Esteemed art historian to discuss works of Cassatt and Degas
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct A.C.E. patrols
• City of Davenport holiday schedule
• Daily planner, Nov. 21, 2010
• Legislative Breakfast hosted by Scott and Muscatine County Soil and Water Conservation Districts
• Saturday hearing targets proposed Mercer hospital, Genesis affiliation
• Martin Luther King Center Thanksgiving Holiday Dinner
• Festival of Trees kicks off with 'Santa's Stars'
• Augustana's Calder named Illinois Professor of the Year
• Carol Burnett's biggest fan comes in a tiny, 9-year-old package
• Today in history for Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010
• Variety of volunteer positions open for MLK Center dinner
• Augie history teacher named Illinois Professor of the Year
• Beth Payne named executive assistant for Renaissance R,.I.
• Annawan approves tentative levy
• Service to Phoenix-Mesa from Q-C airport in full flight
• Awards honor alternative Q-C traffic initiative efforts
• Beg your pardon
• Renaissance Rock Island names Beth Payne as Executive Assistant
• Quad City Rollers hosting recruiting night for skaters, referees and volunteers
• Area veterans, spouses invited to free benefits seminar
• City of Rock Island holiday schedule
• BHS American History classes seeking veterans
• Daily planner, Nov. 19, 2010
• Quad City International Airport tee off service to Arizona
• City of East Moline Holiday Schedule
• Holiday Carnival for children with disabilities & their siblings
• Vehicle Theft Awareness
• Huge Emerald "El GiGante" to be displayed at Holland Jewelers
• GMC, Illini Ambulance Service to "Fill The Rig" for Winnie's Place Shelter
• Fulton area Christmas Walks set for Dec. 3-4
• Mississippi Valley Chapter ASTD to hold membership drive wine tasting event
• Building of new school progressing
• Adaptive Sports Expo to be held November 21
• Are you ready for the white stuff?
• Huggable Holiday Heroes from Younker's benefit Boys & Girls Clubs
• Santa visits Bishop Hill
• City of Moline 200 Block of River Drive to close Nov. 22
• Mallards in the community
• TAG awards honor alternative transportation efforts
• Beg your pardon: UT Toys for Tots
• A Big Bear Blitz coming to the Quad Cities
• Avati Brothers' movie needs extras
• Illowa Sport Flyers meeting to be held Dec. 4
• Salvation Army looking for bell ringers
• Daily planner, Nov. 18, 2010
• E.M. senior housing complex should be complete in April
• Specialists warn families about dangers of cooking fires
• Investigation continues into alleged assault on female at R.I. County jail
• Moline Police Dept. turkey basket give away program
• Wild about Harry: Q-C theaters prepared for Potter fans
• St. Ambrose University partners with Notre Dame to offer certificate program
• Ballet to reprise 'I, Vampire' at Figge
• Sniffing dogs ready to wage war on bed bugs in the Quad City area
• Moline students begin fundraising for Share Joy program
• Quad Cities Move To Amend to host David Cobb, November 18
• Hepatitus outbreak leads to new R.I. scholarship
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2010
• School's geothermal heating, cooling added to property tax level
• Honor Flight a 'great experience'
• Bi-State: I-74 bridge project shovel-ready
• Update on Rock Island news
• Say "hello" to the new Q.C. Connections resource guide
• Water boil order for parts of Milan till further notice
• Officers for RICO Fair Board
• The Salvation Army announces the 2010 Red Kettle Campaign goal
• Nutrition training for residents and guests at Lighthouse at Silvis
• Please vote for Pepsi Refresh Project idea
• Illinois Republicans to pay tribute to Ronald Reagan
• Lighting on the Commons will be Nov. 20
• Augustana, EICCD, Black Hawk to interpret genome
• Back in business -- Moline barber is 'just looking ahead'
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010
• Motorists warned to be ready for winter driving
• Cougar concerns prompt rural Geneseo meeting Wednesday
• Council hears bid to restore Riverside Lagoon
• Joint Munitions Command welcomes new leader
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 17, 2010
• Iowa weapons permit law changes
• Jury awards Bettendorf couple $129K in termite damage case
• BCSD Report Card now available
• Davenport Northwest Boulevard closed for emergency repairs
• University of Illinois Extension announces Educators for Multi-County Units
• 10 plus international students to place before Thanksgiving
• UT to kick off their 15th annual US Marine Corps Toys For Tots fundraiser
• Davenport Oscar Mayer employees seek pay for equipment time
• Davenport sendoff set for Iowa National Guard troops
• Daily planner, Nov. 16, 2010
• Precious finds a foster home
• Not so great expectations: Democrats foresee little veto session action
• Longfellow, Riverdale Heights schools win U.S. Cellualr grant
• Hat Bash Thursday at CASI
• Empty chairs and empty table remember those killed in combat
• Mayor Pauley joins other leaders of gaming cities to oppose slots at tracks
• Auditing firm's lawsuit against former mayor Celske dismissed
• R.I. confirms Fobert as fire chief
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in E.M. area
• Daily planner, Nov. 15, 2010
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 15, 2010
• Literacy director put TLC into everything she did
• Washington Junior High student writers
• Eagle Ridge first quarter honor roll
• Bowlesburg Elementary Student Writers
• Sheriff Cady takes his last days as a lawman in stride
• Parking committee formed in Moline to look at downtown rules
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010
• Black Hawk College Digest for Nov. 14
• Daily planner, Nov. 14, 2010
• Today in history for Sunday, Nov. 14, 2010
• Faith and graffiti: Artist moves from prison to the classroom
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010
• Flag flies over Geneseo church to salute nation under God
• God protects, she serves
• Keeping kids healthy, ready to learn, is school nurse's goal
• It was a 'nightmare': R.I. woman's claims of assault by jailers leads to investigation
• WIU steps up patrols, resident hall security, due to threats
• A fitting tribute, Trinity Lutheran collects 3 tons of food in 3 months
• Figge launches new search for next leader
• Prayer partner practice parables for kids
• Durbin: Wisconsin rail funding could come to Q-C
• Rascal Flatts coming to i wireless Center in March
• Moline boys' recycling message wins contest
• Rapids City still testing water, sewer lines
• Moline shops get jazzed about the holidays
• Q.C. Transportation Alternatives Group Tag Awards Nov. 18
• Daily planner, Nov. 13, 2010
• Jesse White announces Family Reading Night set for Nov. 18
• Hike the Canal outing Nov. 21
• Augustana Endowment Society to meet Dec. 1
• Boil order lifted for remaining customers in Davenport from water main break
• Alzheimer's disease in Iowa on the rise
• It was a 'nightmare': R.I. woman's claims of assault by jailers leads to investigation
• Residents use emergency ladder to escape East Moline blaze
• Davenport council OKs negotiations for land-based casino downtown
• Auditions for new Avati Brothers' movie at The Lodge Nov. 14-15
• SAU 'Girl's Night Out and Overnight'
• Bay C Store in New Boston need help filling local Angel Tree
• Why children bite community workshop to be held Nov. 13
• GROWMARK announces 2011 essay contest theme
• The Scott County Y begins holiday season with Thanksgiving lunch
• Quad City Mallards Community involvement
• Secretary of State to sell new Blackhawks plates
• America honors its veterans
• City of Moline and students participate in America Recycles Day Contest
• Daily planner, Nov. 12, 2010
• Boil order lifted for Scott County Jail
• Today in history for Friday, Nov. 12, 2010
• Rock Island Police announce traffic enforcement plans
• Henry County Board thanks two for their service
• I Got Caught! Brain and spinal cord injury prevention program
• Cordova board updated on assisted living project
• Senior Star at Elmore Place to host free memory screenings
• Photos worth thousands of kind words for Riverdale treasure
• The Winter Blues Program returns
• Cougar reported in Henry County; sheriff seeking proof
• Health Department closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 12, 2010
• Geneseo council approves forensic audit of city finances
• Moline family to receive Recycling Hometown Heroes Award
• Dispatch Good Fellow/Argus Santa Fund no longer accepting applicants
• November 16 declared Moline American Legion Auxiliary Day
• Several ceremonies will celebrate veterans Thursday
• Colona Police to conduct special enforcement campaigns
• 'Mr. Thanksgiving' plans another turkey feast
• 2011 Bix jazz fest set to be biggest yet
• Taco dinner for the Children's Therapy Center
• Geneseo hopes to lower salt consumption this winter
• QC International Airport looking for singing groups
• Iowa American Water crews completed repairs to water main break
• Post office rehabilitation process begins Friday in Port Byron
• Colona approves bid on sewage treatment project
• Taco Tuesday Benefit to be held for Bud Marx Dec. 14
• Kern retiring as Palmer president
• Contractor's error leaves two Davenport sites without water
• Applebee's thanks neighborhood veterans and active duty military with a free meal
• Daily planner, Nov. 11, 2010
• Pierce leaving Geneseo council
• Illinois State Police District October activity
• R.I. school board considers tax rate increase
• Genesis EAP reaccredited by council on accreditation
• Today in history for Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
• Moline residents may have to start paying trash pickup fee
• Quad Cities selected for 2011 Navy Week Celebration
• Hammer swings mark the start of Jackson Square project
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010
• Q.C. Balloon Festival donates to RiverBend Food Bank
• Mother and daughter pen children's book
• Our Lady of Grace
• Edmund Gaines Group (EGG) Lighting Ceremony
• Heinzman named assistant director at Niabi Zoo
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 10, 2010
• Avenue of the Cities construction update
• Woodhull advances lift station work at Pilot site
• Committie is preserving East Moline history
• Bishop Hill plans for Julmarknad (Christmas Market)
• Alexis gets new police chief
• Honor Roll for Riverdale Elementary
• IDOT announces lane closure to be installed on I-80 in R.I. County
• National FFA awards won by three local teens
• Doug Greer: It's my turn to be there for Dad
• Deener resigns public works post
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 11, 2010
• Independent Scholar's Evening, 9 Year Cycles
• Zombies sought for Port Byron filming this weekend
• Military invited for Veteran's Day free lunch
• Hens in Heels Holiday Kick Off Tour
• Tour the Illini operating room November 14
• "Treasures from the Heart" Christmas Craft Bazaar and Bake Sale
• $100,000 grant sends students on medical field experiences
• Daily planner, Nov. 10, 2010
• Betty Gavin of Kewanee was presented with a Love of Learning Award
• Fundraiser for Child Abuse Council
• Life Fitness Center offering 25 percent off for Youth Membership
• Land-based casino expected to win Davenport approval Wednesday
• Hy-Vee Kitchens, Iowa Lottery team up for Veterans Day contests
• Why are kids and seniors the only ones getting discounts?
• Trinity Lutheran School hosts preschool open house
• Disney, Davenport theater promotion lets you see new movies for free
• Bettendorf to host 'Tis the Season event December 12
• Looking to volunteer? Meet groups looking for help at QC Volunteer Expo
• Quad Cities selected for 2011 Navy Week celebration
• Visiting monuments and sharing memories: Honor Flight memorable for veterans and those who accompany them
• United Township High School Blood Drive
• Update on Rock Island news
• SeniorCare 411 will be presenting a FREE seminar
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Driver's education fees could go up at Moline High School
• Veterans Day services in Geneseo
• Using videos, Sheriff Huff defends firings
• Hotel Blackhawk hosts Bix Jazz Fest in 2011
• Today in history for Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010
• Left Bank Art League's Annual Art Show
• Daily planner, Nov. 9, 2010
• Henry County Courthouse receives Q.C. Arts Grant
• Moline to dedicate 2nd Military Commemorative Stone on Veteran's Day
• Dr. Gyros partners with Kronos to give back to military and their families
• Shop Till You Drop Ladies' Night at K&K True Value Nov. 14
• 12-week grief and loss support group to start Nov. 12
• City of Moline garbage and recycling schedule
• E.M. Police Department to conduct traffic enforcement
• Special Veterans Day Hours at the Col. Davenport House
• Illinois State Police District 7 to conduct S.T.E.P. in R.I. County
• ASHHS annual meeting to be held Nov. 21
• Rock Island National Cemetery to Commemorate Veterans Day
• Betty Plumb Auditorium Dedication Ceremony
• Orion Veterans Day service to be held Nov. 14
• Maid-Rite Sandwich Easting Championship final results
• ComedySportz to return Nov. 24 in R.I.
• Daily planner, Nov. 8, 2010
• Moline Kiwanis Club wants to fund youth programs
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 8, 2010
• Moline aldermen to address garbage fee, pay raise
• Ghost of 'Sam': Is Mercer County Courthouse haunted?
• 'Jason's Box' provides comfort to deployed soldiers
• All-Veterans Memorial to be held Thursday in Silvis
• Cambridge hears no input on bond issuance
• Mediacom to hike cable rates $2 to $3 per month starting in December
• Intouch Adult Day Services in Moline receives grants
• Scott County Y offering free-of-charge for veterans on Nov. 11
• Partners of Scott County Watersheds to host educational forum training
• Friends, family, fans cheer on competitive eaters
• Today in history for Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010
• Get Q-C area gift certificates for 50 percent!
• Colona man faces 27 sex counts
• Quad-Cities will miss its great Olympian
• Get Jazzed by stopping in downtown Moline
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 8, 2010
• Dispatch photographer honored to be part of Honor Flight
• Colona Elementary School student writers
• Edison Jr. High Student Writers
• Daily planner, Nov. 7, 2010
• Pizza to politics: Schilling braces for a tough road ahead
• Builder: Wage amendment could increase building costs 10-15 percent
• QCSO to hold Young Composer Competition
• Iowa man's business is for the birds
• Indian writer has soft spot for Iowa
• Franklin named director of merged U. of I. Extension
• Crime Stoppers asking for help
• Hunters find treasures at Antique Spectacular
• Construction possibly to blame for Davenport fire
• Veterans Day salute and unveiling planned in Moline
• BHC changes time for Veterans Day event
• Cambridge hosts direct-sales shopping
• Black Hawk College Digest for Nov. 7
• Today in history for Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010
• Davenport near agreement for downtown casino
• Moline Chiropractic Clinic to sponsor Ladies' Night Out
• Veterans Day Services by VFW Post 1303 and American Legion Post 200 of R.I.
• Wii tournament & gala November 6
• Roadway emergencies reminder
• Retirement reception for Sheriff Gib Cady
• Davenport man wins $10,000 prize
• Daily planner, Nov. 6, 2010
• R.I. to receive $182,240 grant for bike trails
• Jim Fobert named Rock Island fire chief
• Veterans Day at Bettendorf Memorial Park
• Hy-Vee hosts celebration to honor veterans
• BCSD awarded District Accreditation
• Q.C. Home Builders Association; Parade of Homes 2010
• Quad-Cities students bring in $1.5 million of food donations
• New vote needed on Cordova Township Park District
• Cleveland mum on information request
• KONE to cut finance jobs
• Mercer board weighs hospital's future
• Pancake breakfast to aid dog-fighting victims
• America needs the Golden Rule back in everyday life
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010
• Holiday Train coming to Q-Cs Dec. 5, not today
• Never too late to add computer samaritans
• Anniversary, boiler fires up First Lutheran members
• Get on the right church bus, find the right seat
• Change your clocks, change your batteries, save a life!
• Local club's optimistic about its growth
• Angel Tree Program to start November 6
• Port Byron expects to close on post office by Nov. 17
• Student credits teacher for pushing her to suceed
• Health department closed for Veterans Day
• Silvis Ward 1, Ward 2 aldermen host meeting tonight
• Another parking ordinance for Hampton
• City of R.I. holiday refuse, yard waste, and recycling collection schedule
• Jewel-Osco launching diabetes health initiative
• E.M. garbage collection schedule for the week of Veteran's Day
• Veterans Memorial Parkway to close Nov. 8 & 22
• 200 turtles identified in River Action's monitoring program
• City of Davenport holiday schedule
• WIU students allowed back in dorm after bomb threat in Macomb
• Moline Housing Authority hosting a meet-and-greet
• Toy collection, fundraiser and free car care clinic
• R.I. County 4th installment of Real Estate taxes
• Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center opening new center
• City of Bettendorf holiday schedule
• East Moline Correctional Center re-entry summit
• QC Mallards hosting a "GROW Night"
• Daily planner, Nov. 5, 2010
• Ontiveros Scholarship gift for WIU-QC students
• Today in history for Friday, Nov. 5, 2010
• Andover Historical Society holiday dinner
• Beg your pardon
• Rock Island Parks and Recreation Holiday Market
• Beg your pardon
• Avenue of the Cities, around I-74, down to 1 lane
• Beg your pardon
• Davenport Noon Kiwanis provides coats for kids
• Award-winning blues guitarist to play Adler
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 4, 2010
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 5, 2010
• Alpha decides to start work for new well
• PAckets available for anyone interested in running for E.M. city council
• Atkinson OKs bids for storm repairs
• 'To do' list long for new Niabi director
• Hillsdale slates hearing on tax levy
• Police pension board want funds included in audit
• Braley claims victory in tight race with Lange
• Mallards in the community
• Heap of Thanks Food Drive Nov. 8-19
• CASI Rumba Dance Lessons
• YouthBuild Quad Cities Open House
• Holiday Season kicks off in Davenport
• In Memory of Dalton Elder Fundraiser
• Henry and Stark County Health Department reminds residents to set clocks -- check stocks
• Anne VanSpeybroeck dramatizes World War I Christmas ceasefire in Opera at Augustana
• Police union asks Moline to reconsider cuts
• WIU-QC 60th Street Campus to close at 4 p.m. due to power outage
• Silvis approves $3.5 million in grants
• Two laid-off East Moline officers have their jobs back
• YMCA to host forum on obesity
• Mercer County considers furlough days, early retirements to ease debt
• Mississippi River Valley Chapter of the Embroiderer's Guild to meet Nov. 9
• Daily planner, Nov. 4, 2010
• Can Ladies offer 'fine' goods at bargain prices
• Today in history for Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010
• Metro East briefs for Nov. 3, 2010
• Mayors serve lunch to highlight hunger
• UTHS students earn Project Pride awards
• E.M. appeals award to injured firefighter
• Joanne Wicklund: Let's find peace early In November
• Partial power outage at WIU-QC Campus; classes on
• Guest speaker highlights Legion Veterans Day program
• The Muddy Waters presents Milwaukee Based Blues Quartet, Hounds Tooth
• IAPO and Two Rivers YMCA drive forward to develop State Obesity Action Roadmap
• Update on Rock Island news
• Mississippi River Valley Chapter of the Embroiderer's Guild to meet Nov. 9
• Brown Mackie College grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony
• R.I. County Extension upcoming workshops
• Boaters will see higher prices for slips at Sunset Marina
• Safe parking for roadway emergencies
• Former R.I. resident might join Andover board
• Win a Wii at free Trinity infection prevention and health fair
• E.M. aldermen accept bid for water main project
• Milan Legion sets Veterans Day Ceremonies
• Alderman to review request to refinance KONE property
• I-74 off ramps to expect backups on Avenue of the Cities
• Daily planner for Monday, Nov. 1, 2010
• Scott Community College re-opens Belmont Road entrance
• Corps of Engineers waives day-use fees at recreation areas on Veterans Day
• Fund begun for mother killed in Sunday accident
• Daily planner, Nov. 3, 2010
• Today in history for Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010
• Second Alarmers offer a needed assist
• E.M. police to vote on plan to save costs
• Student Hunger Drive ends this week
• One killed when backhoe tips over south of Milan
• Read to Succeed is back and in need of volunteers
• Beg your pardon: Smokey's hours
• Beg your pardon: Health care costs
• Celebrity birthdays, Nov. 2, 2010
• Candidates close campaign with one message: vote
• James Klindt, Davenport man convicted of killing wife, dies
• Still need for homestay host families over Thanksgiving weekend
• James Klindt, convicted of killing and dismembering wife, dies
• How would you defend against a zombie attack?
• Daily planner for Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010
• Today in history for Monday, Nov. 1, 2010
• Market Outlook with Darin Newsom – November 18
• Winter convocations focus on river cleanup, international relations and words of love
• New educational videos teach recycling, waste lessons
• Riverboat Development Authority awards grants
• Illinois Secretary of State offices to close for Veteran's Day
• Humility of Mary Shelter – Ready to receive winter items
• The Salvation Army Christmas Assistance Program
• Black Hawk College Digest for Oct. 31
• Daily planner for Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010
• Stamp collectors still get thrills but hobby may be dying art
• The political ads are nearly done but the raking isn't
• Davenport native gets big break on TV
• Henry County Board candidates
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010
• Illinois City Elementary student writers
• Gilda's Club snags Oscar winner
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 29, 2010
• Applications available for Home Rehabs in Rock Island's Greenbush Neighborhood
• Q-C man named Iowa Inventor of the Year
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010
• IDOT announces lane closure to be installed on IL 92 near Milan
• E.M. wins grant to extend bike path
• Place a bid for heavenly treasures, talents
• 'We're going to play:' Sherrard girls nix basketball boycott
• Lagomarcino's treats give runners big incentive
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010
• Church cleans out clothes cupboard, makes more room for youth
• Daily planner, Oct. 29, 2010
• Trick or treat hours for Q-C area
• A Special Message from Tara Barney About the U.S. Chamber
• Hampton helpers make Christmas stockings special delivery
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 29, 2010
• Scare tactics: Many go to great lengths to spook us on Halloween
• Talk to the Gospel animals at church program
• Business manager ordered signs removed; says she'd do it again
• Braley takes on 3 challengers
• St. Matthew Church gives anniversary glories to God
• Plenty of smiles to be found with labor and delivery nurse
• Niabi crawls with costumed critters
• Jordan Catholic launches landmark capital campaign
• Greenbush Renewal Program accepting external repair applications
• Henry County Board candidates agree: money's the issue
• Kiwanis Club of R.I. hosting Coats for Kids
• A 'Troll' new world coming to Quad-Cities for film production
• Dispatch Good Fellow/Argus Santa treats Quad-Citians to merrier holidays
• Marriage and Family Counseling Service to teach two workshops
• Want to beat the whooping cough? Best advice is stay home
• Milan Santa Fund starts 71st season
• Quad City Bank & Trust to host FREE Document Shred Day
• Bix jazz fest heads to August in 2011
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010
• Debra Sandry goes to Virginia Symphony Orchestra
• Birdies for Charity delivers $4.34M to local nonprofits
• Davenport City Cemetery marks improvements
• Moline American Legion Auxiliary to host dinner Nov. 16
• Q-C area under freeze warning
• Win a trip to Dallas and tickets for two to Thanksgiving game
• Daily planner, Oct. 30, 2010
• Arsenal welcomes new deputy commanding general, honors 10 retiring soldiers
• Davenport Parks and Recreation office opens at Vander Veer
• Scholarship will help R.I. woman become a teacher
• Augustana class focuses on financial crisis
• Milan/Big Island local Flood Protection Project First in Illinois to receive FEMA Accreditation
• Rural house burns in Thursday's high winds
• Ince, fired at Sherrard, hired at Mercer County; Sherrard players' strike is over
• Hundreds of local familes helped by Project Now
• Illinois to offer 4-H Specialty License Plate
• Marjean O'Brien: a woman who was good at life
• Augustana Board of Trustees welcomes local voices
• Allegiant Air add ticket counter hours
• Moody's assigns Aa2 Rating to City of Rock Island
• Vendors invited to BHC International Holiday Bazaar
• Harrison Hilltop & RICCA announce ROCKY for RICCA Fund-Raiser
• R.I. activity directory seeks input
• R.I. council approves grant recommendations
• Paws in the Parking Lot slated Saturday
• E.M. aldermen want to hold tax hike to 4.87 percent
• Iowa senator candidates to debate at Ambrose
• Moline offers new online polling place locator
• Afoun named executive director of Moline Housing Authority
• Friday negotiations seek to prevent E.M. police layoffs
• Quad City Mallards to wear pink Nov. 6
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010
• Rocket Theater becomes The Establishment
• Mediacom advisory on temporary channel location shift affecting portion of QC-area customers
• Private investors may take over assisted-living project in Cordova
• Taste of fitness at the Life Fitness Center
• Atkinson outfits chlorine room
• Volunteers needed for festival of trees
• Leaf-burning hours extended in Hampton
• Quad City Rollers league expansion
• Moline gas leak repaired; evacuated residents clear to return home
• Turkey Hollow Road to open Oct. 22
• Bethany honors 2010 family awards recipients
• Trinity names Garrett as new chief operating officer
• Mums at the Milan Market
• Update on Rock Island news
• Intouch Adult Day Services marks 30th year
• Henry County Courthouse staff, visitors and nearby residents enjoy chime of bell
• Teen driving deaths down 56 percent
• October is "Let's Talk Month"
• Beg your pardon: Gene Stockton
• Moline to consider amended agreement for One Moline Place
• HCEDP to host annual meeting at Homestead Travel Plaza in Woodhull
• Davenport man wins $10,000 lottery prize
• Moline announces Homebuyer Assistance Program
• Quad Cities Generating Station to host Community Open House
• Rock Island County tentative multiplier announced
• Environmentalist: Your help needed to stop global warming
• Daily planner, Oct. 18, 2010
• Tom Nicholson announces final reign as Henry County Board Chairman
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 18, 2010
• Henry County businesses are invited to participate in unique video program
• Village of Cordova flushing fire hydrants this week
• National Catholic Society of Foresters elects new board with Moline resident Linda Ortiz
• Davenport Parks and Recreation community golf meetings
• Daily planner, Oct. 19, 2010
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 19, 2010
• Beg your pardon: Sam-sex marriage
• Earth Charter Summit focuses on closing the farmer-customer gap
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010
• Riverdale Elementary Student Writers
• Black Hawk College Digest for Oct. 17
• Daily planner, Oct. 17, 2010
• Help and kindness of others can make even camping fun
• Ribbon-cutting to officially open Rock River Trail Connector Wednesday
• Kawasaki disease leads to 'rarest of rare' cases in Q-C boy
• Former prosecutor is new Henry County public defender
• Whitey's creates new flavor to benefit nonprofit helping kids with cancer
• Tour of E.M. water and sewer plants explains needed updates
• Navy's operation support center named for former Rep. Evans
• Ten face off for Mercer County Board seats
• Four escape early morning house fire in Rock Island
• Carrie makes i wi her temporary home Friday
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 17, 2010
• Unitarian Universalist speaker to talk about disaster response Oct. 17
• Classroom management teachers seminar Oct. 23 at WIU-Quad Cities
• Party on the plane; Inaugural flight from Q-C to Las Vegas takes off
• Hampton sets trick or treat hours
• Hampton schools to join Prairie Cat Library Network
• Gardner named acting president at BHC
• Rapids City board still fighting water woes
• Colona school board learns about wind project
• Peace church plays polka pieces
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 16. 2010
• Bless Israel, be blessed abundantly
• These books give kids a global perspective
• Of vampires and faith: An Anglican revisits his story
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 16, 2010
• Celebrating past launches season of new hope at Faith Lutheran
• Hundreds turn out for job fair
• River Revival Revelation flows fed by Psalms-fed stream
• Feds providing $10 million for Moline train station project
• Letter to the editor: Thanks to all who made Women's Club so special
• 'Peeping Tom' incidents have Augie concerned
• All Saints deacon becomes Quincy Dioceses' first ordained female priest
• Henry County moves ahead with wind farm
• Alexis police chief to resign
• WIU named best for vets college
• 19th Annual Hall of Fame Banquet
• Haitian Earthquake Relief and Disaster Preparedness
• GROW Ministries awarded $5,000 by the National Christian Association for Prison Aftercare
• Amy Helpenstell Foundation awards $234,000 to area nonprofits
• Lane to close on I-280 near Milan Oct. 18-22
• WIU Education Grad Program offers options to address changing education landscape
• Daily planner, Oct. 15, 2010
• Scott County farmers encouraged to sign up early for CSP
• Silvis Garden Club hosts free class Tuesday
• 2010 QC Earth Charter Summit: Economic Justice
• Marine Moms collecting items for care packages
• Moline brush fire sets nearby boat aflame Wednesday
• Rowing is hard; Getting around the Q-C is harder
• Candidates speak out on issues facing Henry County Sheriff
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 15, 2010
• Two vie for Mercer County Treasurer position
• Putnam hosts new 'Moms Night Out' on Monday
• Environmentalist calls for action in the Quad-Cities
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 15, 2010
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010
• Get your event listed in new Q-C charity guide
• Daily planner, Oct. 14, 2010
• Forensic audit delayed while Geneseo investigates accounting records
• Commercial, residential development planned for Blackhawk Autoplex site
• Fall leaves might be pretty, but they're also a nuisance
• Conway questions validity of poll against him
• Moline Plan Commission gives green light to KONE, Menard
• Repairs top Mercer school board discussions
• Get spooked at East Moline's Fright Night
• International scholars to rethink 'reformation' to be held Oct. 17-19 at Augustana
• Daily planner, Oct. 13, 2010
• Bicycle Tour of Historic Arsenal Island
• R.I. County voters can vote Oct. 27 at Black Hawk College
• River Action seeking members for its Youth Advisory Board
• Crowning achievement for autistic Rockridge senior
• Farmers wrap up easy, early harvest
• Moline gets to balanced budget, few changes from recommendations
• Moline schools' revenue down, spending up
• Medical society pushes liability reform
• Port Byron mayor hopes post office will reopen this year
• Illinois still behind on payments, leaving universities to find ways to get money
• Woodhull greets new police chief
• Hillsdale rescinds weight limit on streets
• Today in history for Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010
• Metro East briefs for Oct. 13, 2010
• Doug Greer: How I'm going to fix the government
• Friendship Manor's Silver Cross Health and Rehabilitation Pavilion earns a Five-Star government rating
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2010
• Cemeteries a window into the past for genealogist Caudell
• Daily planner, Oct. 12, 2010
• Moms Night Out for STEM Oct. 18
• Free workshop on organizing documents for seniors, caregivers and others
• City of Davenport street closing notices
• Crowning achievement for autistic Rockridge senior
• Officials: Restoration will transform Hennepin Canal into tourism destination
• Blood center, ballet team up again
• Three Alleman seniors recognized by National Merit program
• Update on Rock Island news
• Rivermont Collegiate to host cross country event for runners in grades 5-8
• Demolition of nursing dorm starts, stops, may resume Wednesday
• EICCD recieves $193,000 renewable energy grant
• Rules of the Road Course for all citizens in Moline area
• Colona could grow by 70 acres
• Geneseo tables motion to remove Deener from chairmanships
• Moline's Free Leaf Bag Collection begins October 15
• 110th Avenue and Highway 61 undergoing repairs Oct. 12
• Rivermont Collegiate is hosting a unique cross country event
• Hands-on activities focus of college environmental clubs
• Symmetry 'for sale by owner' workshop
• Bring your pets for Dog-O-Ween at SouthPark Mall on Oct. 16
• Kerry Atwood wins big prize playing "$35 Million Cash Spectacular" scratch game
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 12, 2010
• EPA, chemical firm assessing damage of rural Sheffield fire
• Moline aldermen will tackle city budget Tuesday night
• 6th Street closed for dorm demolition
• Requests exceed Rock Island grant funds
• Special Olympics Polar Plunge 2010
• Mallards in the community
• Free informational presentation of Medicare benefits
• Public invited to create, watch art Oct. 15-16
• Republican Women of Henry County Rally & Wild Game Feast
• Q-C native living her dream job at Google
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 11, 2010
• Daily planner, Oct. 11, 2010
• Nursing students turned away for lack of teachers
• Fishkeepers swap fish, tips at Q-C event
• Company: Plant destroyed in Saturday fire near Sheffield
• E.M. Harvest Festival unites cultures
• In Uniform22
• Geneseo Middle School Student Writers
• Daily planner, Oct. 10, 2010
• Crews battling fire at Princeton, Ill. chemical plant
• Make-up artist finds beauty in her cancer survival
• Community Development grant recommendation focuses on improving neighborhoods
• Mario Lopez to host new beauty pageant in Q-C
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010
• Daily planner, Oct. 9, 2010
• Black Hawk College Digest for Oct. 10
• Tiny Moline diner moved by crane to become new BBQ home
• Q-C regatta basks in perfect weather
• Douglas Park Place marks three years of reuniting families
• Bettendorf High School wins Poverty Diet Challenge
• Figge architect receives award
• Appellate justices hold court at Augustana Thursday
• Valley Drive Overlay from Valley View Drive to the Eastern City Limits to be closed
• LaHood visit to be rescheduled
• Ozzy to play Feb. 14 concert at i wireless Center
• R.I. center offers Harry Potter class
• Rock Island County marriages, Oct. 9, 2010
• Attend health fair for better than fair health
• Rock Island County dissolutions, Oct. 9, 2010
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010
• Rock Island County DUIs, Oct. 9, 2010
• New church hopes it has all the right connections
• Rock Island County felonies, Oct. 9, 2010
• The Rock Island Horticultural Club is sponsoring a program on plant breeding
• Sharing centennial thoughts of old, and yet to come
• Fire hydrant flushing begins in Moline
• 2010 River Bend area Walk for Wishes
• Conquer cancer through Christ
• Vander Veer Lagoon being dredged
• Why telling people how to behave never works
• St. Ambrose rummage sale and Iowa Senatorial Debate
• Civil Rights leaders to speak at ACLUQC meeting
• Scott County Snapshot event; A day of water quality monitoring
• Hydrant flushing starts Monday in Moline
• Family Enrichment Center is competing in the Pepsi Refresh Project
• Get your event listed in new Q-C charity guide
• Friends of the Canal to hold Hike the Canal outing Oct. 17
• Funding cut takes toll on role of Mercer County victims' advocate
• JCPenney, SouthPark Mall raises $2,882 for Two Rivers YMCA After school programs
• Figge architect receives award from Queen Elizabeth
• Save with Mallards Family Days Courtesy of APAC Customer Services, Inc. and Mix 96
• Cordova residents oppose assisted living study
• Cleveland swamped by information requests
• Historical Society sponsors antique appraisals
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 8, 2010
• Even a blind squirrel will find acorns this fall
• Bettendorf company wins long legal battle
• Lagomarcino's lunch a trip down memory lane for 103-year-old diner
• Beg your pardon
• Fish and chicken fry to raise money for Clover fire equipment
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 8, 2010
• Festival of Trees plans new parade route for 25th year
• Downtown Chicago Holiday Bus Trip announced for December 4
• Cub Scout Pack 118 hosting Trivia Night Oct. 29 in Coal Valley
• Main location of Rock Island Library closing early Thursday, Oct. 14
• Calvary offers remembrance candles for All Souls' Day
• Gilda's Club hosting free workshops to help cancer survivors
• The Bettendorf Rotary Charitable Giving Fund to give grants
• Silvis to sell bonds to fund fire trucks, street work
• Davenport NEW Neighborhood Summit
• Modern Woodmen seeks inspiring stories
• Keys to a long life: Good genes, staying active
• LaHood to talk about Metro maintenance facility with Hare
• New $5 million fuel storage site planned at airport
• Alpha's Well No. 2 continues to cause problems
• Daily planner, Oct. 8, 2010
• Davis says 'one (opponent) is just as bad as the other'
• OfficeMax honors Moline teacher
• Today in history for Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010
• Interim Fire Chief named for City of Rock Island
• Haunted Trivia Night for the Quad Cities CVB on Oct. 28
• Tailgating time and my freezer is empty
• Bettendorf man drowns after being thrown from boat, entangled in prop
• Events at Unity Church of Christianity
• Metro East briefs for Oct. 6, 2010
• Tim Kane benefit to be held Oct. 16
• 2010 grants of the Doris & Victor Day Foundation
• Hereford Park gets $100,000 facelift
• Sheila Simon, nominee for Lieutenant Govenor meet and greet to be held Oct. 7
• Fundraiser for Honor Flight of the Quad Cities
• Daily planner, Oct. 6, 2010
• Driver Service facilities offices to close for Columbus Day
• Red Cross offers Wilderness First Aid
• Bettendorf Aglow Lighthouse to meet Oct. 18
• Daily planner for Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010
• 2010 Fall Equine Seminar Series starts November 4
• Today in history for Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010
• Moline fire chief disputes plan for rolling station closures
• Bettendorf man drowns after being thrown from boat, entangled in prop
• Judge wants Mercer County to set public defender salary
• Diabetes walk moved to Bettendorf
• Parents raise safety concerns about Silvis school site
• Hindman steps in as interim fire chief for Rock Island
• Silvis staff not keeping up with work
• Meet Mark Ryan, Niabi Zoo's new director
• BHC board meets in private
• Wrecking ball taking down Weber Meats
• Atkinson intends to build up funds for capital improvements
• Alcoa scores big contract with shipbuilder
• Benefit planned for Morrison boy struck by lightning
• Scott Community College has better chance to produce top chefs
• Hunt completed for new Niabi director
• 5 Geneseo aldermen demand Ald. Deener stripped of chairmanships
• East Moline considers two tax hikes
• Step Out for Diabetes on Sunday
• Trustee Flowers resigns from Andover board
• Q.C. Fitness Fest moves because of flooding
• Geneseo school board decides to keep Christmas parties
• Coroner: Milan infant died of SIDS
• Post office may return to Port Byron
• Aledo plans fall cleanup
• Jack O'Lacking: Weather limits local pumpkin crops
• $3,000 donation from Royal Neighbors makes lasting impact for kids
• The Annual Historical Cemetery Walk and Distinguished Citizens Award Ceremony
• Atkinson trustees protect taxpayer dollars
• October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month
• Boil order in Carbon Cliff
• Kraft Foods employees from Oscar Mayer plant will roll up their sleeves Wednesday
• Alex Cartwright benefit to be held Oct. 16
• Public dining begins at the Arsenal Island Golf Course
• A ribbon cutting has been scheduled for Hereford Park for the City of E.M.
• Patriot Renewable Fuels, LLC. encourages participation in "Bushels for Hunger"
• City of R.I. free leaf collection program
• Red Hat Luncheon slated for October 23
• R.I. County Circuit Court to provide assistance to unrepresented litigants
• Update on Rock Island news
• Operation Maccabee 2010
• Quad City Roundtable Meeting October 10th
• Livermore faces uncertain future
• Disabled American Veterans need transportation
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 5, 2010
• Kool-Aid is great, but the Bears aren't
• Mississippi River expected to crest at 17 feet Wednesday
• Today in history for Monday, Oct. 4, 2010
• Moline to consider tax rebates for new homes
• Daily planner, Oct. 4, 2010
• Deer-car crashes up, Illinois 31st on national list
• Tri-City Trail Riders scheduled rides for October
• Independent Scholars' evening with Poet Sheri Grutz
• St. Ambrose events during the month of Oct. and Nov.
• Open house for SCC $2.3 million Culinary Arts & Hospitality Mngt Center
• Monthly Migratory Bird Walk scheduled for October 10
• QCAWC an additional Saturday Low Cost High Quality Wellness/Vaccination Clinic for the month of October
• Mississippi River flooding update
• More lane closures to be installed on I-74 in R.I. County
• Bettendorf Schools' energy efficiency effort
• Corps permits may be needed for flood damage repairs
• Silent Auction during Bettendorf Friday night football game
• The Arc at the Movies
• Mallards in the community
• October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month
• Ann's Helping Hands is trying to win a contest on the Pepsi Refresh website
• Teachers Seminar offered at WIU-Quad Cities Oct. 23
• United Township trivia night Oct. 27
• Illinois Appellate Court holds proceedings at Augustana
• "Pink In The Rink" will benefit Genesis Foundation for breast cancer patients
• BCSD joins "Farm to School" program
• Daily planner, Oct. 5, 2010
• Walkers hope to stamp out hunger
• Today in history for Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
• Parrot Society fair focuses on feathered friends
• R.I. takes bows for brownfield cleanup
• Dog lost after wreck found, reunited with owner
• We can all learn a lesson from Alleman football player sidelined by heart condition
• Davenport man charged in shooting
• Moline woman dies in head-on collision
• Fire does $10K in damage to Moline home
• Fireball Run drivers drag race in drag in Cordova
• Geneseo's Historical Museum's new addition looks ... old
• R.I. fire chief retires from a job 'that gives back so much'
• First Fitness Fest will test your strength with some unusual competitions
• Today in history for Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010
• R.I. Center for Math and Science student essays
• Daily planner, Oct. 3, 2010
• Keeping warm this winter expected to cost less
• Worth 1,000 words: School districts split on school-bus cameras
• Job cuts help balance Moline's shrinking budget
• Beg your pardon
• E.M. residents can get leaves picked up for free in October
• R.I. High School hosting college and career fair Oct. 12
• New stone in park's flag plaza to honor military service
• Black Hawk College Digest for Oct. 3
• Clerk candidates want to restore trust
• Appointed incumbent takes on newcomer
• Spacecraft model touches down in Orion
• Search for dog lost after car accident continues
• The Col Ballroom is hosting party today
• Kokjohn's $1 million gift will aid St. Ambrose students, faculty
• Get your event listed in new Q-C charity guide
• Henry County courthouse clocks receive face-lifts
• Fading light: Tiny Eliza honors fallen war hero
• O'Meara benefit scheduled for Sunday
• leftover briefs from Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• Faith and Values briefs for Satuday, Oct. 2, 2010
• Moline's Avenue of the Cities to close for parades Oct. 15 and 17
• Interfaith pours out powerful abundance
• Daily planner, Oct. 2, 2010
• Taking a Catholic road back home
• Genesis honors breast center founder
• Aledo women hope connection's disconnection's only temporary
• Aldi: No fraudulent machines in Q-C
• Thank Banks collect small change for big changes
• Free small business help offered at lending conference
• Don't run and hide from grief, attend conference
• Genesis CEO to speak at national health care summit
• Bible study boosts blessings
• Dormitory demolition to start Oct. 12
• Today in history for Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010
• Davenport School District receives $217K for dropout prevention program
• Q-C tourism jobs rivaling John Deere employment numbers
• Paper product donations greatly needed at The Salvation Army's Family Service Center
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
• First area frost forecast for Sunday
• QC Eating Disorders Consortium Presents two events
• Daily planner, Sept. 30, 2010
• Celebrity birthdays, Oct. 1, 2010
• Mallards, CBS4 team up for Let's Play Hockey Kid of the Game
• Ex-chief Bladel confirmed as U.S. marshal
• EICCD hires ACCT to assist in search for new chancellor
• NASA gear on display in Orion on Saturday
• Health department closed for Columbus Day holiday
• East Moline free "no sticker" leaf bag pickup
• EICCD receives $1.4 million Dept. of Education grant
• Moline American Legion and Auxiliary collecting items for Milan Unit
• Golf Fest 2010 to benefit Star Gift for Kids & the Elderly
• Toys for Tots Cruise at NorthPark Mall
• Butterworth Center event cancellation
• Benefit for John O'Meara Jr.
• Kenny G to play Adler holiday show
• The Scott County Historical Society invites the public to enjoy its 13th Annual Thresher's Meal
• I-80 on-ramp opened
• Former Scott County sheriff Bladel named Iowa U.S. Marshal
• Silvis aldermen approve bids for new fire station
• Former Aledo administrator Burelle remembered for professionalism
• Rock Island providing free leaf collection
• Cambridge gets first commercial subdivision
• Daily planner, Oct. 1, 2010
• Mississippi predicted to rise above flood stage
• Today in history for Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• Silvis completes sewer project planning
• Row, row, row your boat harder than it looks
• WQPT receives $20,000 grant from Alcoa Foundation
• Learn to serve your community through mediation training
• Lane closure to start Oct. 5 on I-280 near Milan
• Marine Moms of the Q-C collecting for care packages
• Jeff Dunham to return to i wireless on Dec. 30
• Metro East briefs for Sept. 29, 2010
• Jacobs Park beind transformed into a sports complex
• Victorian structure on River Drive catches fire
• Festival raises $1,000 for Children's Therapy Center
• Pilot flies pups from Gulf Coast to Kewanee
• It can be interesting figuring out how long you will live
• New Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce honors Bahls, Roche
• Think tank takes Illinois ideas to the voters
• 'Red tape' keeps Davenport man from getting VA benefits; Braley staff steps in to help
• Colona fighting power surges, outages
• R.I.-Milan board seeks $250K for Safe Routes to School
• Fewer staff, fire department hours included in Moline budget proposal
• E.M. schools pass budget with projected surplus
• R.I. County coroner: Traffic accident wasn't cause of Augie instructor's death
• Black Hawk honors Debbie Becht at Nursing Alumni Open House
• TIF to help airport pay for Case Creek complex
• East Moline's contract with police only awaits approval from city council
• Student Hunger Drive gets off to rousing start
• Wine dinner to benefit Brown Dog Foundation
• Genesis Pro-Am Challenges raises nearly $85,000 for foundation
• Celebrity birthdays, Sept. 28, 2010
• Operation Medicine Cabinet yields over 12,000 lbs of material
• Today in history for Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010
• Crime Stoppers: Criminal damage to property in Moline
• Daily planner, Sept. 28, 2010
• European visitors to Fulton's Windmill
• Illowa Partners in Nursing: Clinical Nursing Faculty Preparation Course
• Neil Armstrong students host community blood drive – October 7
• Volunteers needed for 2010 Scott County Snapshot event Oct. 12
• R.I. Parks and Recreation offers Modeling Classes for All Ages
• Repairs to I-80 Mississippi River Bridge to begin Sept. 29
• Genesis employees "Scrub The Hub" to prevent central line infections
• Business Showcase debuts in Bettendorf
• Seasonal employment available through The Salvation Army
• Services for Maj. Baldwin are Thursday
• WQAD, news for the early birds
• Business group: Illinois broke, and fix is needed now
• Butterworth presentation, "Sisters of the Road: Travel Writing by Women Throughout History"
• Beg your pardon
• Reagan Centennial kicks off
• Daily planner, Sept. 29, 2010
• AFSCME offer will keep 8 East Moline staff employed
• Today in history for Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
• Moline schools switch to new anti-drug program
• Longtime R.I. mechanic and gas station owner retiring -- sort of
• Q-C officials welcome Southwest-AirTran merger
• Illinois Turnaround Tour to visit R.I. Sept. 29
• Volunteers needed for 2010 Scott County Snapshot Event
• Domestic Violence Awareness Event
• LDSC Lake Davenport Sailing Club cancel Polar Bear Regatta
• Quad Cities Child Development Center announce shoe drive to benefit Soles4Souls Inc.
• Sherrard Hall of Fame recipients to be honored
• Davenport Police announce promotion in rank of four police officers
• Niabi Zoo hosting its annual fundraiser Oct. 9
• Homeschoolers' Family Picnic
• Unity Fest a chance for Islam education
• $90-million airport development again before Moline council
• Today in history for Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• Beg your pardon: Concert time
• History dictates QC Marathon's 26.2-mile length
• Beg your pardon: Phone number for dinner
• Daily planner, Sept. 27, 2010
• Beg your pardon: College Night
• Tell us about your Christmas tree treks!
• Beg your pardon: Kilbride
• Geneseo lawyer suspended for role in land sale
• Failed transformer knocks out power to more than 3,000 customers
• Benefit for John O'Meara
• Quad City Mallards Community involvement
• Today in history for Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010
• Jordan Catholic School Student Writers
• Rock Island Academy Student Writers
• Eugene Field Elementary Student Writers
• Daily planner, Sept. 26, 2010
• School districts seek board candidates
• Death list for Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• Dead tell their tales at cemetery tour
• Vietnam vets group makes bid to help veterans charities with auction
• Crews hit unexpected snag at WIU site
• BHC offers one-stop college shopping
• Service Thursday to honor area soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Work starts on new Geneseo library
• City of Rock Island sets goals for upcoming year
• Moon walker now walks with God
• Black Hawk College Digest for Sept. 26
• Business video features Cup A Joe owner
• Riverside Cemetery walk rescheduled for today
• Wind keeps hot air balloons grounded Friday night in East Moline
• Today in history for Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• Daily planner, Sept. 25, 2010
• Today in history for Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging Presents: Living and Learning Series Workshop
• Faith and Values briefs for Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• Quad-City Agency employees honored for their work
• Greed is not good, it is very bad
• Smile Illinois Mobile Dentist Team to provide for children
• Daughters' deeds seen by God's eyes
• Stephen Lundquist of Davenport wins the top prize of $30,000 playing the Crossword Scratch Game
• Get Heart-to-Heart advice from veteran military wife
• IDOT announces lane closure to be installed on I-280 near Milan
• Treat your pastor to a round of golf at Pastor's Masters
• October calendar for the Moline American Legion Post 246
• Pastoring couple aims to lift you closer to God
• Justice Kilbride not swayed by effort to unseat him
• Daily planner, Sept. 24, 2010
• Q-C banks, small businesses cautiously optimistic about lending bill
• Beg your pardon
• Q-C students see future at skilled-labor career expo
• Appliance shoppers pack Q-C stores as rebates dry up quickly
• Davenport Chili's to donate Monday profits to St. Jude hospital
• Illinois taxes keeping gas prices higher
• Firefighters battle blaze in Quad-Cities area dog food plant
• QC Airport boasts third-best August; promises 'big news' in the future
• WIU celebrates progress, looks back on its founders
• Two Rivers YMCA celebrates 125 years
• The Rev. Robert Rasmus named chair of Lutheran Social Services of Illinois Board of Directors
• Treasurer Fitzgerald awards $1000 college savings Iowa account to baby born at Genesis Health System
• Weller headlines Moline library's Big Read
• Care to camp? I need a substitute
• Two Rock Island officer leaving with decades of experience
• Fair Acres sewer project to be discussed at Monday hearing
• More students choosing area community colleges
• Moline senior has a lot to be proud of
• R.I. parents step up to lend a hand
• Cancer survivor, nonprofit founder, Q-C native is changing the world
• Hampton schools receive $105K grant
• La Leche announces october meeting
• Annawan school board approves budget
• UNI and Eastern Iowa Community College announce Admissions Partnership Program
• R.I. community garage sale Saturday
• Augustana hosts SCI conference
• Sherrard grad among 9 servicemen killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
• Health department reminds area residents of remaining flu clinics
• Mercer County grades will keep pluses and minuses
• Davenport Boys & Girls Club & Push Ups for Peace
• Bolhous leaving Orion school board
• Hare announces $1.2 million Economic Development Grant for Galesburg, Knox County
• Sky's the limit for paraplegic balloonist
• Illinois State Police to conduct A.C.E. in Rock Island County
• Budget approved for AlWood schools
• Happy Joe's and St. Jude Trike-A-Thon
• WIU distinguished faculty lecture Sept. 30
• United school board approves budget
• Come join the festivities as we celebrate September Final Friday at the Bucktown
• Bettendorf Police release crime statistics
• Geneseo will defend HR director dismissal Oct. 12
• Hillcrest Home and Hammond Henry Hospital join forces to provide speech therapy services
• Clothing giveaway planned in Colona
• New system makes check payments to Atkinson easier
• The Youth Service Bureau of R.I. County fundraiser
• Dad's Clubs annual Halloween Parade
• Join the Harvest Festival Community Choir
• Upper Mississippi River Refuge closed area regulations
• Moline chiropractic office school supply drive proceeds donated to local school
• Golf for Tim Kane benefit
• Recuperating plans include revival steps
• Metro East briefs for Sept. 22, 2010
• Henry and Stark County Health Department information on bed bugs
• Daily planner, Sept. 23, 2010
• Turn your eyes to the skies for balloon festival
• MVRBC to provide for St Lukes Hospital in Cedar Rapids
• Today in history for Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Not all nicknames mean something
• Quad City Mallards Community involvement