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With a special milestone and two new major endowments, the North Scott Educational Foundation has a lot to celebrate. more
The St. Ann’s Knights of Columbus distributed proceeds from their Tootsie Roll Drive for Special Needs and North Scott Food Pantry Golf Outing at their monthly breakfasts in October and November at the St. Ann’s Great Hall. more
Long Grove City Council agreed last Tuesday to open a request for proposals (RFP) that would let them hear plans for the development of a half-acre of city-owned land, 106 E. Main Street. more
The Iowa 80 Trucking Museum will break ground on a 25,000 square foot expansion next spring.  more
The board of supervisors approved the purchase of a new Ford F550 service truck for Scott County’s Secondary Roads fleet last week, in a meeting shortened by the approach of the holidays. more
Mark Pratt bid an emotional farewell at his last school board meeting on Monday. more
Chamber cuts the ribbon at Miguel’s in Eldridge more
The corn and soybean harvest is complete in Iowa, according to the final U.S. Department of Agriculture crop report. Producers, meanwhile, remain concerned about the cost of inputs, commodity prices and markets. more
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, in collaboration with the Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation, is launching a new educational program: Estate and Succession Planning for the Farm. more
The best way to protect yourself from the seasonal flu and potential complications is to get the flu shot every year. The flu shot can prevent you from getting sick in the first place, but it can also reduce the severity of illness in people who do get sick. more
Former Iowa governor and ambassador to China Terry Branstad will receive the state’s highest honor next month, recognizing his accomplishments and years of public service. more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the Nov. 26 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the Nov. 26 NSP! more
Roadwork in Dixon was moving at a clip last week. Progress had stalled after initial digging revealed unknown water mains and sewer access points, and a collapsed storm pipe. Concrete has been laid on Davenport Street, and grading continues on Walcott Street. more
Former McCausland City Clerk Sheila Bosworth faced 32 criminal counts under seven charges at the county courthouse Thursday morning, the day after a report from the State Auditor’s Office detailed her alleged theft of at least $63,233 in city funds. more
The picnic shelter at Crandall Park now has a bathroom to accompany it, Eldridge Public Works Director Tony Rupe told the park board last week. more
The Eldridge City Council breezed through a light agenda Monday, with the meeting lasting just under a half hour. more
Steve Laughlin has been reelected mayor of Dixon by write-in vote, receiving 42 of 51 votes cast. Mayor Leigh Moeller did not seek reelection, and no one filed for the seat. more
The Eldridge-North Scott Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting on Nov. 12 for The Max Nutrition, located at the corner of North 2nd and West Franklin streets. more
Princeton’s abandoned hotel, 514 S. River Drive, is finally headed for demolition. more
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