View the Eldridge Police report from the Nov. 21 NSP! more

Accolades are pouring in for Joe Taylor, 63, longtime president and CEO of the Quad-Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau (QCCVB). He recently announced he is retiring Dec. 31. more

The Eldridge Lions Club plans a Lion's Strides for Diabetes Awareness Walk. more

The Election Day blue wave that swept Democrats into control of the U.S. House of Representatives left nary a drop in Scott County. more

Princeton’s new fire truck rolled up to the town’s firehouse last week, but could go no farther. more

Princeton council and planning and zoning board members approved the final plat for Dollar General, clearing the way for construction of a new store on U.S. 67 on the town’s northside. more

Rain falls indiscriminately on farm fields, suburban lawns and city streets. Where it goes from there is covered by a labyrinth of state laws, municipal codes, judicial precedent and homeowner covenants decipherable only by engineers and lawyers. more

Scott County Sheriff’s deputies today identified Eldridge teen Jacob Fenn as the young man killed Tuesday in an all-terrain vehicle accident just west of Princeton. more

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Quad Cities (UUCQC) has announced its intention to become the region’s first sanctuary congregation for immigrants fighting deportation. Members of the congregation voted overwhelmingly in support of sanctuary status on Sunday, May 20 at its annual meeting. more

Lancer volleyball players Megan Loussaert and Emma Powell laughed with their teammates as they struggled to spread the sticky peanut butter onto bread for PB&J sandwiches. more

Rotary clubs throughout Iowa sponsored the week-long Rotary Youth Leadership Awards conference which was attended by 240 high school students plus student and adult counselors July 15-20 at Grinnell College. more

Long Grove city council’s newest member welcomed his appointment Nov. 13 to help run a town he never expected to move to. more