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Valley Construction crews widen Eldridge's First Street as part of the $4.8 million reconstruction of the First and LeClaire Road intersection. more
Donahue celebrated Sept. 2-4 with a parade, home-run contest, duck race, live music and much more. more
A vintage tractor pull and street dance Sunday, and the annual car show and parade Monday drew thousands to McCausland's annual Labor Day celebration. NSP intern Cella Hanssen captured the … more
Friday was a big day for Virgil Grissom fifth-grader Kinley Albrecht. It was two days before her 11th birthday, and that night, she was having a sleepover with 10 of her friends. more
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With an eye toward the future and a healthy dose of respect for the past, North Scott Press publisher Josh Byers is announcing several staff changes at the award-winning weekly newspaper. more
County officials dead-set against a carbon waste pipeline across Scott County are hosting a rally at North Scott High School, Monday, Nov. 28, to cultivate more opposition to the ADM project. more
Eldridge council members will consider putting the city’s fitness center up for sale, just as the North Scott YMCA prepares to open. more
Photographer John Schultz worked alongside Scott at many Quad-City games, meets and matches. Schultz is a freelance photographer whose work has been repeatedly recognized by the Iowa Newspaper … more
Retired North Scott Press owner Bill Tubbs shot these photos of Scott Campbell's Jan. 15 retirement reception at North Scott High School auditorium lobby. Tubbs and Campbell worked side by side … more
Get your graduate in the NSP graduation issue. Deadline is today, Friday, May 5 for families to be a part of the annual North Scott Press graduation edition,  May 17. more
The best burger in Iowa has a distinct North Scott flavor. more
Even the best-built new homes do not sell themselves. more
Twin passions for the environment and history propelled North Scott freshman Mallory Deutmeyer to the highest level of History Day competition. more
North Scott’s next curriculum director is Nicole Litterer, a Pleasant Valley class of 1988 graduate eager to return to Scott County from Manchester, where she has served as curriculum director of Anamosa Community schools since October 2021. more
North Scott musicians were in fine form at the state Solo and Ensemble festival, held in April at Davenport West High School. more
View the Eldridge police report from the May 10 NSP! more
View the Scott County sheriff's report from the May 10 NSP! more
Walcott is sending Zane Augustine to 2023 Hawkeye Boys State June 11-16. more
The American Legion Auxiliary sends girls that have completed their junior year in high school every year to Girls State. more
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