Alma Gaul
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Damage at Davenport's City Cemetery
An unidentified vehicle plowed through a section of fence overnight Saturday at Davenport City Cemetery, damaging three sections of fence, dislodging several headstones and leaving behind a swath of broken → Read More
Standing room only for 'Opera 101'
A standing-room-only crowd at the Bettendorf Library on a Thursday in winter signals something good. → Read More
Q-C Afghans making (slow) progress on legal status
Afghans who are resettling in the Quad-Cities are encountering delays in achieving legal status, despite emergency funding that is supposed to help. → Read More
Capitol Theatre renovation nears finish
The new promoter for the Capitol Theatre in Davenport has some serious Iowa entertainment chops. → Read More
Public discussions on soil and water conservation
Soil and water conservation will be on tap at a public-invitation event this week. → Read More
'Safe spot' also filled with laughter, energy
Welcome to the Treat House. → Read More
Project Renewal helps stabilize neighborhood
Project Renewal's growth continues to impact its neighborhood. → Read More
Film series attracts high school, college involvement
When organizers of last year’s Environmental Film Fest met to assess the season, a big concern was the lack of young people attending the Sunday afternoon screenings. Why didn’t they → Read More
World Relief nabs big grant to help refugees in Quad-Cities
The local office of World Relief is getting a big-dollar grant to help with the ongoing resettlement efforts of Afghan refugees in the Quad-Cities. → Read More
More trails, new classrooms part of Nahant planning
Among the goals for Nahant Marsh is to expand recreation trails at the west-Davenport preserve. → Read More
Food bank, Nahant partner on land purchase
A new partnership between Nahant Marsh and River Bend Food Bank is supplying growing room for both organizations. → Read More
Nahant has new master plan, public invited to comment
Nahant Marsh in Davenport is inviting public input on its new master plan. → Read More
Birds, replanting, predictions: Conference examines dissonance with nature
“What has to happen is that we need to re-think our relationship with nature.” → Read More
‘Long-arm’ quilting becomes specialty
Look at the front of a quilt and you see colorful pieces of fabric arranged to make a pleasing work of art. → Read More
Antique show features candy company artifacts
They were billed as “the best chocolates on earth for the best girl on earth.” → Read More
Most Afghans are stuck in ‘legal limbo’
Yes Afghans need housing, need jobs, need to learn English. → Read More
COMMENTARY Reporter also does volunteer work
Watching the images on TV of Afghans scrambling to get out of Kabul was heart-wrenching. → Read More
A fish story: Gardeners’ koi beset by problems
Four private gardens will be featured in the Clinton County Garden Walk. → Read More
Historic Forest Grove school, home receive state awards
Two Quad-City properties – the old Forest Grove School in Bettendorf and a showy mansion in Davenport’s historic Gold Coast neighborhood – have won top awards for historic preservation from → Read More
Restored 1873 Forest Grove School opens for reenactments
Students are once again attending class in the 1873 Forest Grove School in Bettendorf. → Read More