The Eldridge City Council will move forward with a marketing proposal submitted by Ruhl & Ruhl Commercial regarding the sale of the Eldridge Community Center. more

Long Grove will stop using artificial intelligence technology at City Hall and on the city website, Mayor Mike Limberg and the council agreed at a committee of the whole meeting May 20. more

As Eldridge continues to grow, residents no doubt have opinions on its future. They’ll get the chance to voice their thoughts on public facilities, services and long-term community planning in a survey set to hit mailboxes this week. more

A public hearing on the sale of the Eldridge Community Center yielded little public comment, but some new information from the council. more

Cabos Cantina and Grill in Eldridge is once again able to serve liquor after issues surrounding its expired license have been resolved. more

Central Iowa Power Cooperative has asked a state board to waive local zoning restrictions and allow a natural gas power plant to site on agricultural land in unincorporated Scott County. more

Spending season is underway at Scott County. more

Walcott Mayor Jake Puck hopes to keep residential development at the top of the city council’s list of priorities. more

As Eldridge works to market itself as a prime location for industry, city officials have recognized the need for additional infrastructure. To that end, for the last nine months, city staff have been meeting with representatives from Iowa American Water to discuss ways the two entities might partner on projects, including additional lift stations on the south side of town, as well as improvements to the wastewater treatment plant, and a possible additional well. more

Water rates are set to jump in Long Grove as the city prepares to spend nearly $4 million on utility improvements, including a new water treatment plant. more

Absentee voting for the June 2 primary began Wednesday, May 13, and is open until Monday, June 1. more

Lucas Syoen is the new city clerk and finance director for the city of Long Grove. more

Princeton will pull money from community center reserve funds to match a $45,500 Iowa Department of Natural Resources grant to repair the roof of the former Presbyterian Church building. more

Property tax reforms delivered by state legislators will cap county revenues and force supervisors to rethink how they pay for services, according to Scott County administrators. more

The Scott County Board of Supervisors failed to pass a resolution denouncing state laws and commissions that supervene local zoning authority. more

Roadwork has finished at the intersection of Walcott and Davenport Streets in Dixon, but the city bill landed $30,000 higher than expected. more

Supervisors approved costly contracts for software and building improvements last week, committing over $3 million to improvements at the youth jail and other county departments. more

Water, sewer and garbage rates are going up in Walcott as the city eyes infrastructure improvements. more

Scott County plans to patch dozens of rural roadways before the start of July. more

The Eldridge Police Department welcomed its newest officer during a swearing-in ceremony at Monday’s city council meeting. more