Three times, at three different locations, within 76 minutes around downtown Davenport, Nick Lee’s condition prompted concerned people to call for help Thursday.
TIPTON, Iowa — Sunny dispositions dispelled the gray skies.
The Israeli Scouts, called the Tzofim Friendship Caravan, will appear at the River Music Experience on Sunday, Aug. 3
Many of those still without power Friday had downed lines in hard-to-reach places that required more time-consuming individual attention, a MidAmerican Energy spokesman said.
River Bend Foodbank received more than 30,000 pounds of donated foods from Tyson Foods Inc. on Friday in conjunction with company sponsorship of the Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa, or RAGBRAI.
A new effort called Plant A Tree Quad-Cities will donate 125 trees to nonresidential areas to replant after the storm.
Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County is seeking a family for the group’s third home.
A free special collection of limbs and branches will start Monday in Rock Island.
The city of Moline has been divided into three areas for collection of debris, brush and tree limbs from the storm.
The shelter at the Milan Community Center closed Friday, and the shelter at Sherrard Fire Station has been put on standby because it had no residents Friday.
Niabi Zoo in Coal Valley, Ill., has reopened after storms ripped through the area Monday morning causing damage to the zoo.
Quad-City area residents 18 and older can board a bus for Burlington, Iowa, to help out with river cleanup Aug. 1. Buses will depart at 7 a.m. from Davenport and return at about 6 p.m.
In a rarity, the head of the U.S. Coast Guard paid a visit to local units in the Quad-Cities Friday, praising their efforts during the recent flooding.
No one wants to begin a fresh new school year in worn-out, raggedy clothes.
Two Quad-City colleges dedicated to energizing students’ minds have pitched in to give an army of MidAmerican Energy workers a place to stay as they work tirelessly to restore power to thousands of people in the Quad-Cities.
Play it again, Rich. Somewhere in the heavens of jazzy sharps and flats, Rich Johnson will be checking on Bix Beiderbecke.
MORRISON, Ill. — Whiteside County Sheriff Roger Schipper told the county board this week he plans to retire in September and appoint Lt. Kelly Wilhelmi to finish the two years remaining in his term.
Downtown is bustling with activity this morning as the annual Wells Fargo Street Festival gets under way.
Fans of the Quad-City Times Bix 7 will have two ways to watch the race from home Saturday.
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