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Arsenal Museum to host free talk Saturday on Civil War-era black regiment
The Rock Island Arsenal Museum will host a free talk at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29, on the 108th United States Colored Troops, who served as guards at Rock Island → Read More
Dennis DeYoung concert in Davenport rescheduled for June 12
Former Styx lead singer Dennis DeYoung has rescheduled his concert at Davenport's Rhythm City Casino for 8 p.m. Friday, June 12, 2020. → Read More
Tour de Brew QC cycling benefit has new features for 2020
The 7th annual Tour de Brew QC is set for Saturday, May 2, and the fundraising bicycle ride will boast several new features. → Read More
Local jazz nonprofit becomes part of River Music Experience family of programs
Great Sounds Promotions, a local nonprofit that promotes music and music education in the community through jazz concerts and workshops, is officially joining the River Music Experience family of programs. → Read More
Ava Rowland and Joanna Kindig split top prize at 'Voice of the Quad Cities'
As for being recognized for her singing skills, Ava Rowland has been there, done that. → Read More
'Hamilton' star Renee Elise Goldsberry to sing with Quad City Symphony in May 2021
Tony- and Grammy Award-winning actress and vocalist Renée Elise Goldsberry will join the Quad City Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, May 15, 2021, for an evening of Broadway, pop, and soul → Read More
The Moline Foundation simplifies scholarship application process
The Moline Foundation has simplified its process for students to apply for scholarships, which are due by Feb. 15, 2020. → Read More
Q-C "Wheel of Fortune" contestant wins $60,350
MOLINE — Colin Donahue earned more money last month in a half-hour than he makes in a year at his job at Allstate Insurance. → Read More
For 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, new exhibits to open in Davenport
The power and rights of women will be celebrated in new exhibits opening soon in Davenport: Feb. 16 at the German American Heritage Center, 712 W. 2nd St., and in → Read More
Quad-City insurance agent thrilled to be on 'Wheel of Fortune'
MOLINE — Colin Donahue got the thrill of a lifetime last Dec. 5, when he was on TV’s “Wheel of Fortune” on the first episode back for longtime host Pat → Read More
Galva Music Series to hold New Year's Eve fundraiser
GALVA — On New Year's Eve, Tuesday, the Levitt AMP Galva Music Series not only will celebrate getting a grant for its third series of free concerts in Wiley Park, → Read More
Taylor Ridge man intoxicated by collecting beer, liquor memorabilia
TAYLOR RIDGE — Some guys have a man cave in their basement. Mike Wenthe has a liquor cave — or what might be better called a shrine to whiskeys and → Read More
Taylor Ridge man intoxicated by collecting beer, liquor memorabilia
TAYLOR RIDGE — Some guys have a man cave in their basement. Mike Wenthe has a liquor cave — or what might be better called a shrine to whiskeys and → Read More
Bret Dale knows in work, life and music, togetherness is the key
Bret Dale has much to be thankful for, partly because he doesn't have to go through life alone, and he wants others to feel the same support. → Read More
"The Will to Finish": Quad-Citians pitch in to complete school fundraiser cut short by wreck
The Pink Panther is missing in Montana. → Read More
Visit Quad Cities asks for survey input in tourism planning
Visit Quad Cities wants to know how you would improve the Quad-Cities. → Read More
Visit Quad Cities asks for survey input in tourism planning
Visit Quad Cities wants to know how you would improve the Quad-Cities. → Read More
New Q-C anime convention coming to Putnam on Oct. 5
The Putnam Museum & Science Center, 1717 W. 12th St., will host its first convention devoted to anime and Japanese culture on Saturday, Oct. 5, co-sponsored by Video Games Etc. → Read More
Davenport mom sings the praises of reading to her children
Like most moms, Bethann Heidgerken of Davenport is expert at juggling schedules and responsibilities. As United Way of the Quad Cities sees it, she's also prized for realizing the importance → Read More
Scott Beck, Bryan Woods to bring their "Haunt" home to Putnam on Sept. 14
DAVENPORT – In what's likely to be a Q-C premiere, acclaimed Bettendorf natives Scott Beck and Bryan Woods will bring their new horror film, “Haunt,” on Saturday, Sept. 14 at → Read More