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Tim Ruser has launched a write-in campaign for mayor of Princeton. Incumbent Travis Volrath filed for the seat unopposed. The North Scott Press asked him to answer the seven questions we sent to Volrath and the four City Council candidates earlier this month. Here are his responses.
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10/28/25
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Using new training techniques, staff at North Scott High School are learning how to use targeted, intentional intervention to help improve student behaviors.
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Erin M. Gentz, NSP Editor
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10/28/25
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The city of Eldridge will continue garbage disposal with the same provider, after the city council voted Oct. 20 to accept a five-year contract extension for garbage and recycling disposal with Allied Services of Bettendorf, doing business as Republic Services.
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Erin M. Gentz, NSP Editor
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10/28/25
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The South 16th Avenue water tower refurbishment program is starting to wrap up a few weeks ahead of schedule.
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10/28/25
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The County General Store will move from its current location to a county-owned building at 2322 E. Kimberly Road, Paul Revere Square, by the end of 2026, supervisors voted Thursday.
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Noah Glasgow, NSP Staff Writer
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10/28/25
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A 24-year-old Eldridge man was arrested Oct. 20 in connection with a report of indecent contact with a child.
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10/28/25
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As Frank King’s mayoral term winds down, he took some time last Thursday to give his final state of the city address at the annual city update breakfast at Grand Haven Retirement Community. The event was put on by the Eldridge-North Scott Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by First Central State Bank and First Trust Savings Bank.
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Erin M. Gentz, NSP Editor
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10/28/25
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Amazon’s newest North Davenport facility, a “last-mile” delivery center at 9000 N. Division Street, is now in service.
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Noah Glasgow, NSP Staff Writer
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10/28/25
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For the second time in two weeks, a North Scott student has been expelled for a weapons-related violation.
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10/28/25
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The Princeton Sports and Rec group shut the grill and swept the concession stand after the final game of the Fall League season last week.
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10/28/25
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Walcott has paid off its new fire truck. Solar-powered speeding signs stand on three town roads. Pickleball courts across from Westcott Park are open to the public.
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Noah Glasgow, NSP Staff Writer
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10/28/25
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Eldridge Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6174 commander Ron Sebastian (right) and Post Quartermaster Brad Striegel (left) accept a donation check of $1670 from Banding4Benefits representative Matt Kershner.
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10/28/25
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The Eldridge–North Scott Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of Eldridge's newest auto service business! Owner Corey LeMaitre is a local North Scott boy, willing to work hard to earn your automotive maintenance and repair business.
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10/28/25
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Mississippi Valley Fair welcomes new, old directors
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10/28/25
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Author and Class of 1999 Wilton alumnus Danielle Scott has officially released her debut early reader children’s book, Max the Great, published by Pegasus Publishers under the Nightingale Books imprint.
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10/28/25
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DuTrac Community Credit Union hosted its 78th Annual Meeting of the membership on Monday, Oct. 13, from its headquarters on Asbury Road in Dubuque.
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10/28/25
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Following its Oct. 20 board meeting, Blackhawk Bank & Trust finalized key leadership appointments as part of a long-term strategic plan designed to support continued growth and ensure a smooth transition in the years ahead.
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10/28/25
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The Greater Muscatine Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Downtown Muscatine will kick off the holiday season at the annual Holiday Open House on Sunday, Nov. 9, from 12 p.m. – 4 p.m. Begin your holiday shopping by supporting locally owned shops and restaurants. Enjoy in-store deals, special hours, and refreshments at more than 20 participating businesses!
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10/28/25
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The University of Northern Iowa is working to fast-track elementary teacher training through a new three-year degree program, with the goal of getting qualified educators out of college classrooms and into their own more quickly.
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10/28/25
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The Dixon Cemetery will hold its fall cleanup on Nov. 1 at 9:30 a.m. All flowers and decorative items must be removed from the cemetery prior to the cleanup.
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10/28/25
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