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North Scott art students are collaborating this week to help bring beauty to the district. more
Come out, enjoy an evening of fun and help support the Zoey Carney Memorial Fund. more
The North Scott School District invites all past graduates to join the North Scott Alumni Group. more
John Glenn Elementary School PTO is conducting a shoe drive fundraiser through Dec. 14 to raise funds for student field trips and provide classroom support for teachers. John Glenn PTO will earn funds based on the total weight of the pairs of shoes collected. Those dollars will benefit student activities and teacher appreciation. more
A new police officer has joined the force in Walcott. more
Drivers in downtown Eldridge will have a little more warning of the town’s newest four-way stop. more
Lyn Claussen of Crown Point, Ind., topped six other contestants who missed two to win this week’s Football Contest. more
View the Scott County Sheriff's report from the Sept. 24 NSP! more
View the Eldridge Police report from the Sept. 24 NSP! more
First Central State Bank continues its tradition of Grilling for Charity fundraisers on Friday, Oct. 3 in Eldridge.  more
Lancer Land is hoping to be a “No Fly Zone” this week, as they look to take down the Falcons of Davenport West at this Friday’s Homecoming game. more
Hardwood floors are coveted features in many homes. The National Wood Flooring Association says wood floors are the most environmentally friendly flooring options available. In the United States, the hardwood forests that provide flooring products are growing twice as fast as they are being harvested. Furthermore, wood floors can last for many generations and require fewer raw materials to produce than other flooring options. That means less waste may end up in landfills. more
Considerations for room additions or space modifications generally involve rooms that will add value or function to a home. Mudrooms certainly fit that description, as they can add aesthetic appeal in more ways than one. more
Professionals might be returning to work in offices after years of pandemic-related remote work, but that doesn't mean home buyers aren't still prioritizing home office space when shopping for a new place to call their own. more
Eldridge city councilman Scott Campbell will run for mayor, and Park Board chair Jeff Ashcraft will seek one of the council’s two open seats, according to paperwork recently filed at City Hall. more
While the real estate market isn’t as active as it was a few years ago, city officials and real estate professionals say Eldridge is still a highly sought-after area for developers and industry. more
Central Iowa Power Cooperative (CIPCO) will welcome neighbors of its planned Hickory Grove Power Plant to a community meeting next month, to address concerns including fire protection and to provide a forum for early questions. more
The Lancer Pride Awards returned at the Sept. 8 North Scott School Board meeting. more
McCarty’s Corner Farm and RaDar Farms will host this year’s National Alpaca Farms Days at 21060 240th St., Eldridge. Gates will be open Sept. 27 and 28 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. There will be weaving and spinning demonstrations, make and take crafts, alpaca products, yoga, kids’ games, a magician, and of course, alpacas with other farm animals.  more
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