Lindsey Voss
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New Quad Cities business providing virtual reality gaming
Opening in July 2022, Virtual Ventures in Davenport has brought virtual reality gaming to the community. → Read More
Local film directors visit movie fans for latest film
Bettendorf natives Scott Beck and Bryan Woods are returning to their roots to not only showcase their newest movie, but to hopefully inspire others to pursue film. → Read More
Bettendorf hosts Frosty Four Fun Run
Bettendorf Trail Committee held their third annual Frosty Four Fun Run Sunday afternoon. → Read More
Maquoketa wellness center announces closing, displacing dozens of residents
Protestors gathered at Timber City Wellness in Maquoketa Friday afternoon to prevent the center from closing, displacing over 50 residents and the workers currently at the center. → Read More
International performers convene in Davenport
The international Ben Rosenblum Trio is set to perform at the Redstone Room in Davenport Friday at 7:30 p.m. → Read More
Iowa lawmakers changing traffic cameras
The Iowa Transportation Committee is moving forward with two bills targeting current traffic cameras in the state. → Read More
Scott Community College constructing facilities for student success
Scott Community College allowed students a peek into what their education could look like in these new spaces. → Read More
Supporting shelter animals with donations
King’s Harvest in Davenport held an open house to boost adoptions and showcase local businesses in the Quad Cities. → Read More
Shaking up 2023 with drinks and donations
The HAVlife Foundation held the 2023 Martini Shake Off to support local youth organizations, while also sponsoring local businesses. → Read More
New non-profit Siren Ship gives back to educators
A new reusable art store, Siren Ship, is coming to Davenport with the purpose of helping teachers get materials for their classrooms. → Read More
Teaching kids woodcarving fundamentals
During the winter months 4H has hosted community events to educate children on necessary life skills, and this Sunday kids learned about carving. → Read More
Discussions on CO2 pipeline ongoing
Members of the McCausland community are engaging in discussions about a proposed CO2 pipeline. → Read More
Taking a step with ‘Step Afrika’
Augustana College hosted ‘Step Afrika’ and other step dance groups to celebrate African American culture. → Read More
Return of in-person Night to Shine
Get ready to tear up the town with many coming out for the Night to Shine Dance. → Read More
Reading from historically famous hands
The Karpeles Museum holds one of the largest private collections of historic documents in the United States, with over one million pieces of various documents in their possession. → Read More
Honoring loved ones with cancer with hockey
Loved ones congregated at Vibrant Arena Saturday night to recognize family members who are in remission from cancer, who have passed away, and citizens who are still treating their cancer. → Read More
Police: Over $10k embezzled from Freight House Farmer’s Market
Lorraine Beaman is charged with 1st-degree theft for embezzling about $10,500 worth of funds. → Read More
Iowa, Illinois extension services offer courses on raising chickens as price of eggs increase
The extension services at Iowa State University and the University of Illinois are offering eligible Quad City residents an opportunity to reduce their daily grocery costs by teaching them about raising chickens. → Read More
Young local artists getting recognized by Figge
The next generation of artists are being showcased at the Figge Art Museum in their annual Young Artists at the Figge exhibit. → Read More
Kids excited by bounce house extravaganza
Children and kids at heart had a chance to go wild at the latest event held in the QCCA Expo Center. → Read More