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This past weekend, Brothers Towing of Stockton announced it would be donating a fire engine to the New Liberty Volunteer Fire Department. more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the Aug. 26 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the Aug. 26 NSP! more
Butterworth Center and Deere-Wiman House is celebrating its 70th anniversary as an arts and culture community center, and will host their annual Porch Party on Sept. 20, from noon to 5 p.m. more
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach horticulture specialists have shared a new publication designed to help gardeners improve soil fertility, structure and the overall garden microbiome. “Cover Crops for Home Vegetable Gardens” is available on the ISU Extension Store at no cost. more
Dozens of Princeton residents could lose water service at Rivercrest Estates, the troubled mobile home park, if owner Mary Diercks fails to pay overdue bills and repair damaged infrastructure by Sept. 17. more
Complete results of the 2026 Mississippi Valley Fair! more
The Eldridge City Council Monday agreed to table the third reading of ordinances designed to establish a municipal fire department until Oct. 5. more
Welcome, new teachers more
Princeton City Council approved a bid to replace a collapsed culvert on Filmore Street at a testy meeting last week. more
Donahue residents expect to welcome their first pickleball court sometime this fall. more
After a decade at North Scott, agriculture teacher and FFA advisor Jacob Hunter is leaving to pursue a new opportunity. But this journey has taken him full circle. more
In accordance with state law, the North Scott School Board approved a policy that will create opportunities for eighth graders to participate in activities at the high school level. more
Eldridge is one of four Iowa Quad Cities municipalities that have joined together to study how public transit could change to best serve residents in the region. more
Eldridge city council member Adrian Blackwell joined Brian Dockery in opposing the second reading of two ordinances designed to establish a municipal fire department during a special city council meeting held Wednesday, Aug. 12. more
Long Grove will hire a new full-time public works assistant and two more as-needed public works employees, the city council decided last week. more
Several vehicle purchases led activity at the Scott County Board of Supervisors last week. more
The New Liberty Fire Department will host its 45th annual Steak Fry this Saturday. more
Tami Jewell-Labath is the new mayor of Dixon. more
NEWTON — U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said in Iowa Monday schools discourage students from physical activity and are poisoning them with unhealthy food — issues he said federal and state policies are working to address with the reinstatement of the Presidential Physical Fitness Test. more
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