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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
Infrastructure projects in Long Grove could more than triple the town’s debt service levy, financial advisor Heidi Kuhl told the City Council last Tuesday. more
Collin Wilson was officially named the electric superintendent for the city of Eldridge during the Sept. 9 Eldridge Utility Board meeting. more
Scott County supervisors approved the remount of two MEDIC ambulances and the purchase of new community development software this week. more
A restored barn and field in residential Princeton may soon host weddings and other events if the City Council agrees to grant owner Melissa Frazer a series of special use permits. more
The Eldridge mayoral race is wide open after mayor Frank King announced Monday night he will not run for reelection. more
Voters can now submit requests for absentee ballots by mail for the Davenport City Primary Election on Oct. 7 and the City/School Election on Nov. 4. more
Four new firefighters have joined the force in LeClaire. more
Food trucks will return to Saturday Jr. Panthers games this fall. Last week Walcott City Council approved a resolution to allow trucks to park at Water Tower Park from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. more
Officials across Scott County continue to mull reelection or retirement as the filing deadline for September elections nears. A few more have shared their plans since last week’s story on local incumbents. more
Scott County officials fill the ranks of a committee marshaled by state senator Scott Webster to study the advantages and costs of county-by-county consolidation of Iowa’s volunteer and professional fire departments. more
Filing for city and school board elections opened last Monday, and incumbents across the county are gearing up for reelection or heading for retirement. This week they shared their plans with The North Scott Press. more
The Scott County Board of Supervisors approved a $1.25 million contract to resurface rural highways last week. more
Princeton City Council voted 4–1 Thursday to list Boll’s Community Center for sale. more
Amy Shannon is the newest member of the Long Grove City Council. more
The South 16th Avenue water tower will have a fresh new look by autumn. more
With new vehicles rolling in, Walcott’s old trucks are up for sale.  more
The city of Eldridge will begin regulation of e-scooters and other micromobility devices, including establishing rules of the road, a speed limit for the devices, and limiting where the devices may be operated. more
The County Board of Supervisors voted 4–1 Thursday to outsource custodial services for county buildings, approving a five-year, $2.77 million contract with FBG Facility Services of Omaha. more
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