Andrea Grubaugh
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Eastern Iowa Community Colleges to launch Criminal Justice program for fall 2021
MUSCATINE – Eastern Iowa Community College announced a new Criminal Justice program starting in the fall. → Read More
Tyson Foods to provide access to vaccines
MUSCATINE COUNTY — Starting early this year, Tyson Foods Inc. will partner with Matrix Medical Network to provide COVID-19 vaccine access and education to all of its U.S. employees. → Read More
Iowans must renew their drivers' licenses again
Iowa drivers need to get their licenses renewed again. → Read More
Iowans must renew their drivers' licenses again
Iowa drivers need to get their licenses renewed again. → Read More
Muscatine Police K9, Dino, to receive new body armor through donation
MUSCATINE – Muscatine Police Department's K9 officer is receiving the gift of body armor. → Read More
Muscatine girl becomes first female Eagle Scout in the Quad-Cities area
MUSCATINE – In scouting, only 4-8% of scouts earn the rank of Eagle Scout before they turn 18. → Read More
Muscatine girl becomes first female Eagle Scout in the Quad-Cities area
MUSCATINE – In scouting, only 4-8% of scouts earn the rank of Eagle Scout before they turn 18. → Read More
Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will stay in the station this year
MUSCATINE —While a well-loved Christmas tradition has been canceled by the pandemic. → Read More
Muscatine's Merrill Hotel wins Best of the Best award, ranks 20th in the country
MUSCATINE — The Muscatine Merrill Hotel has received more national recognition. → Read More
Muscatine's Merrill Hotel wins Best of the Best award, ranks 20th in the country
MUSCATINE — The Muscatine Merrill Hotel has received more national recognition. → Read More
GPC settlements will start mailing out this week
MUSCATINE — Grain Processing Corporation settlement checks may begin arriving next month. → Read More
GPC settlements will start mailing out this week
MUSCATINE — Grain Processing Corporation settlement checks may begin arriving next month. → Read More
Stinky's House of Horrors to hold 8-day food drive and 'short and sweet' haunted trailer
MUSCATINE — With COVID-19 still active, it may be hard to continue some holiday traditions this year. → Read More
Stinky's House of Horrors to hold 8-day food drive and 'short and sweet' haunted trailer
MUSCATINE — With COVID-19 still active, it may be hard to continue some holiday traditions this year. → Read More
Historic Muscatine bridge gets decorative lights again
MUSCATINE — After two years, lights may soon be returning to the historic Norbert F. Beckey Bridge. → Read More
Muscatine County postpones annual county fair, looking ahead to 2021
MUSCATINE COUNTY — Another summer staple in Muscatine seems to be looking ahead to next year. → Read More
Wilton seniors will be celebrating their graduation with a parade this Sunday
WILTON — As the official graduation date passes by for many schools this week, one local school isn’t going to let the occasion slip by without a bit of celebration. → Read More
May is the month for morel mushroom hunting
MUSCATINE COUNTY - Morel Mushroom Season has begun in Muscatine, and while the city is seeing slightly chillier temperatures this week, the morels are still expected to make an appearance. → Read More
To thank local health care workers, McDonald's now offers free 'Thank You' meals
MUSCATINE — Through May 5, Muscatine McDonald’s will be offering first responders and health care workers a free “Thank You Meal” for their service, only needing to show a work → Read More
Wilton restaurant gives away free spaghetti meals for senior citizens
WILTON — “I’m just doing what I think I should do,” said Gary Brown. → Read More