Iowa PBS will host Iowa Press Debates: U.S. Senate on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 p.m. at Iowa PBS studios in Johnston. more

The University of Iowa is partnering with a graduate healthcare institution to provide UI graduates more opportunities to further their education in different areas of medicine. more

North Scott’s FFA Chapter saw tremendous success at the Iowa State Fair this year. In addition to three chapter awards, including 1st Place Overall Chapter in Horticulture, several students also earned individual awards. more

If you are looking for something different to do on a September weekend, consider taking a self-guided tour of Iowa’s historic barns. more

The North Scott Class of 1976 celebrated their 50th class reunion on Aug. 21 and 22. On Friday the 21st, there was a get reacquainted get together at Double Barrell in Eldridge. On Saturday the 22nd, the fun started first with a tour of the RIC building followed by a tour of the High School. Then a gathering was held at the Isaak Walton League. Besides Illinois and Iowa, classmates came from Tennessee, Ohio, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma, Nevada and Minnesota. more

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is offering Youth Mental Health First Aid training for adults who work with youth ages 6 to 18. This educational program is designed to help adults help young people with mental health challenges. The program will be offered in-person in Scott County on Oct. 22. more

The University of Northern Iowa will use state funding to expand the capabilities of its foundry center. more

View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the Sept. 9 NSP! more

View the Eldridge Police report from the Sept. 9 NSP! more

At 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 6, skydivers will fall into the Donahue Sportsman’s Park, carrying an American flag, and kicking off the 30th anniversary Donahue Days Duck Race.  more

The grand marshal of this year’s Labor Day parade in McCausland is Lloyd Claussen. Or, as his neighbors call him, Mr. McCausland. more

Not many people get to say they’re living out their dreams. Aaron Fullan is one of the lucky ones. more

The Scott County Board of Supervisors handled a light agenda last week, with only one major item regarding a proposed TIF district in Bettendorf. more

Eldridge’s Tasty Café played host to America’s Best Restaurants, a national media and marketing company, on Monday morning. During the on-site visit, they filmed an appearance for the ABR Roadshow. more

The North Scott Press Football Contest kicks off this week, and you’re invited to join the fun! more

Not all insects are bad.  Some are useful and critical to success in our gardens.  Learn to ID the most common found in the yard.  more

At the monthly meeting Aug. 10, American Legion Post 639 installed Elmer Jackson as the new commander. more

Scott County Auditor Kerri Tompkins announced that Tuesday, Aug. 25, is the first day for voters to submit requests for absentee ballots by mail for the Nov. 3 General Election. You must request an absentee ballot to receive a ballot via the mail. Ballots will begin to be mailed on Oct. 14. more

Home gardeners across Iowa are reporting a wide range of tomato issues this summer. While many gardeners first suspect disease, several of the most common problems are physiological disorders triggered by fluctuating weather, uneven moisture and environmental stress. more

Family caregiving is a growing responsibility for many Americans. Nearly 39% of U.S. adults provide care for a family member or friend with a chronic health condition. While caregiving can be rewarding, it often brings challenges that may affect caregivers' physical health, emotional well-being and overall life satisfaction. more