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What do you get when you cross a backyard picnic with community fun? National Night Out, of course. more
Long lines at traffic signals have attracted the attention of members of the Eldridge City Council. more
Eldridge City Council voted to commit nearly $11,000 to maintain bus service to and from the city, after the Iowa Department of Transportation said local routes did not qualify for rural transport funds. more
The Iowa Department of Education, Bureau of Nutrition and Health Services, has finalized its policy for free and reduced price meals for students unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, Special Milk Program and the Afterschool Care Snack Program. more
Walcott city limits may expand by more than 300 acres if the city accepts a bit for voluntary annexation from a local landowner. more
The Mississippi Valley YMCA broke ground on its LeClaire facility on Eagle Ridge Road last year. Construction is underway.  more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the July 29 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the July 29 NSP! more
After more than a year of discussion, a decision regarding the Eldridge Fire Department has been made. more
Princeton will use funds from a state grant to tear down the Presbyterian Church building and sell the lots for private development, the council decided Thursday, July 17. more
Hot air balloons never left the ground at this year’s Quad City Balloon Festival, but for pilot Tom Klitz of Payson, Ill, the weekend still offered a chance to share the fascination that has kept him flying for more than two decades. more
A statewide study on the county-by-county consolidation of fire departments highlights just how difficult that move could be. more
Scott County supervisors will intervene against Central Iowa Power Cooperative’s request to site a natural gas power plant outside Maysville. more
The Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network, in partnership with Wyffels Hybrids and the Iowa State Fair announced the five recipients of the 2026 Heart of the County Fair Award. Richard Coussens, a board member of the Mississippi Valley Fair, was Iowa’s southeastern district winner. more
Long Grove City Council has ordered a dog that a bit a neighbor’s child removed from city limits. more
Manatt’s of Camanche will repave stretches of three county roads later this year for $1.7 million. more
Long Grove bid longtime Public Works Director Tony Saladino farewell last week—but not without a few gifts, and even a few lines of poetry. more
The 44th annual Walcott Day Pie Contest held on July 18 raised $49,750 from the 43 peach pies that were entered. more
Countryside Community Theatre is gearing up for its second show of the season. And this one is so fetch. more
The repainted Long Grove water tower now displays a strawberry—the first, and most public, sign of a slate of water infrastructure improvements bound for the city. more
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