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The voters of Princeton, Long Grove, Clinton County and Maquoketa face a difficult choice Nov. 3. Not because the options for their Senate district are so different—but because, at least on the surface, they seem so similar. more
The Eldridge City Council voted Monday to establish a municipal fire department, ending 18 months of discussion with the Eldridge Volunteer Fire Company. more
Homecoming festivities began with a little too much of a bang last week. more
Rob Sand isn’t a big fan of the two-party political system. more
The Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board will investigate a complaint against Supervisor John Maxwell, alleging that he violated Iowa law by filming a series of short campaign videos on county property not open to the public. more
The Quad City Veterans Outreach Center will celebrate its 10th anniversary at a luncheon to be held Saturday, Oct. 10, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds. All veterans and a plus-one are invited to attend. more
The Eldridge Police Department announced the achievement of a major milestone last week, having earned accreditation through the Iowa Law Enforcement Accreditation Program. This is the first accreditation in the history of the department. more
With the rise of the use of automated license plate readers and Flock surveillance cameras across the United States, the technology has come under increased scrutiny. Privacy concerns, a lack of judicial oversight, and reports of misuse of information have led some members of the public to ask for municipalities to stop using the cameras. more
The North Scott Press asked candidates Mike Vondran (R) and Karen Roebuck (D) the same seven questions, and asked them to respond to each in 100 words or less. Here are there answers. more
The North Scott Press asked candidates Norlin Mommsen (R) and George Pickup (D) the same seven questions, and asked them to respond to each in 100 words or less. Here are there answers. more
The Eldridge Community Center has an offer. more
North Scott senior Jorge Azuela has been named a semifinalist in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. more
It was something of a rough week for our football prognosticators, but in the end, Bill Otten of Eldridge emerged victorious in the NSP Football Contest. more
Evictions are increasing in Iowa, creating challenges not only for people trying to remain in their homes but also for communities responding to housing instability. more
After one of the wettest Septembers on record, corn and soybean conditions are dipping slightly as farmers have had scarce opportunities to harvest, according to the latest crop progress and condition report. more
A gravel shoulder roller tipped over on E. LeClaire Road Tuesday afternoon, injuring a worker who was evacuated by helicopter for medical treatment. more
A North Scott student sustained minor injuries Thursday morning after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of West Valley Drive and South 5th Street. more
The 42nd annual Fall Auto Parts Swap Meet and Cars for Sale Corral will be held on Sunday, Oct. 11, at Fairgrounds Parking Lot, 700 N. Maple St., Monticello. more
Rivaldd Farms, a property holding company, has asked the city of Eldridge to bring approximately 280 acres of farmland within city limits. more
The Iowa State University Northern Research and Demonstration Farm, the Boone River Watershed Management Authority and conservation partners will host an edge-of-field conservation practices and cover crop tour on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 8:30 a.m-1 p.m. at the research farm, 310 S. Main St., Kanawha. more
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