Four candidates are running for two open seats on the Scott County Board of Supervisors. Supervisors oversee a budget of $95.67 million that covers sheriff and jail operations, rural road … more

Princeton will dispense with parades, fire station hot dogs and let families choose safe trick or treat practices on Saturday, Oct. 31. more

Jami Stutting said she’s pursuing the Boll's Community Center sign she said the city was promised when it purchased the LED lighted sign in the center parking lot. more

Council members set a $25 annual fee for a chicken permit. more

Mayor Kevin Kernan and council member Karen Woomert urged public works director Josh Genz to get bids on replacing the public works truck. Genz said the truck runs, but needs about $5,000 in repairs. more

Residents whose financial situation has been negatively impacted as a result of COVID-19 should contact city hall. more

After service to LULAC, the Quad-City Chamber of Commerce, Bi-State Regional Commission, and other local groups, Jazmin Newton aspired to elected office. more

Tony Knobbe said he’s “having a blast,” in his first term as Scott County supervisor, navigating long-term initiatives like jail expansion, immediate projects like the new dispatching system, and fast-breaking flood and virus disasters. more

Faith led Rev. Rodgers Kirk to community leadership. Hope brings him back on the supervisor ballot a second time. more

Ken Beck said his first term as supervisor has been boot camp for civic leadership. more

The highest bid is the best to repair a bump running between the lanes of East LeClaire Road/240th Street from 180th to 210th Avenue. more

Eldridge council members said they heard from enough residents to hold off dropping the Buttermilk Road speed limit, and forego spending $9,000 for warning signs. more