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Two decades later, the family of Trudy Appleby is still searching for answers. → Read More
Some area farmers and vendors hope to cash in when RAGBRAI finishes in Davenport on Saturday. → Read More
A WWII veteran is returned to Morning Sun Iowa for burial. → Read More
They help to take care of your “pearly whites.” The right-hand person to the dentist. → Read More
Forty-three members of the First Presbyterian Church Choir in Davenport are flying to Germany to combine music with outreach. → Read More
Lauren Carroll of Bettendorf loves to sing opera. → Read More
Vinyl is in. → Read More
Maria, Oscar, and their son Israel Carrasco own and operate the business they opened the business about a year ago. → Read More
Burlington is getting a new, multi-million dollar flood protection wall. It’s about fourteen hundred feet and will protect the city from up to twenty-eight feet of water. → Read More
The poet and retired military veteran who practices what he preaches! → Read More
Forty-year-old Mateo Martin owns Lucky’s International General Store in Rock Island. → Read More
The Ukulele Band at Saint Anthony Catholic Church in Davenport uses music as their message. → Read More
Sears Manufacturing Company specializes in the design and manufacturing of seats for the agricultural, construction, and trucking industries. → Read More
Priester Custom Furniture sits in a tranquil setting in Long Grove. → Read More
It’s all in the family. Two brothers and a sister who own and operate a business which continues to be a fixture in Kewanee. → Read More
Fran Riley gives you a tour of a 100 year old barn at the Lilienthal Farm near Durant, now a beautiful venue for weddings and other events. → Read More
It is a fixture in Galesburg. A family owned business for forty years. The iconic sign, steamed beef on a bun, and special seasoning are recipes for success. Becky Willer owns the local Maid Rite franchise. → Read More
Putting pen to paper. Going from right to left. Sometimes even using an upside down approach. Eighty year old Karen Schmidt from Moline is all about cursive. → Read More
It’s a cottage business. She runs it from her home. Connie Jurgs uses thread, needle, and computer. The Davenport business owner is a quilter. Her business is SeaJay Quilting. → Read More
It’s honey and hops. That’s the combination for the Iowa Pollinator Ale that Mark Mitchell brews at his business, Contrary Brewing Company in Muscatine. → Read More