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Get Covered Illinois Offers Free Health Insurance Assistance at Colona Event
Get Covered Illinois Navigators to Offer Health Insurance Assistance in Colona. The Henry and Stark County Health Departments and the Get Covered Illinois Navigator Program are encouraging area residents who need health insurance to take advantage of free assistance available at an upcoming community outreach event in Colona. Health Insurance Navigators will be available on Friday, October 30th, from 10 AM to noon at the Colona Public Library, located at 911 1st Street in Colona, Illinois.
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Festival of Trees brings ‘Winter Wonderland’ to RiverCenter
There will soon be a “Winter Wonderland” in downtown Davenport as Quad City Arts’ Festival of Trees returns to the RiverCenter from November 21–29. The holiday celebration, now in its 41st year, brings together holiday decor, local performances, family activities and special events to support arts experiences throughout the Quad Cities. This year’s theme, “Winter […]
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Most Iowans Have Never Heard of the Iowa 80 Trucking Museum Sitting Right Off I-80
A truck built in 1903 is parked inside a building next to a truck stop, and seeing it costs you nothing. No ticket booth stands in your way. Just a donation box, if you feel generous. The collection started with one man who loved old trucks a little too much....
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‘Put your faith in action.’ NAACP Galesburg, Allen Chapel to host Souls to the Polls Nov. 1
The Rev. James A. Hailey III believes voting is an expression of faith — and an opportunity to put that faith in action. “We always believe in faith, but in faith in action, not faith that sets still and does nothing,” said Hailey, pastor of AME Allen Chapel in Galesburg for the last eight years.
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Galesburg seeks public input on East Main Street improvement plan
The City of Galesburg is seeking public feedback on proposed improvements to East Main Street between Grand Avenue and Interstate 74 during a community meeting set for Oct. 27 at the Galesburg Public Library. The meeting will run from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 264 W. Main St., according to a community announcement. Residents will have an opportunity to review renderings, ask questions and provide input on the preliminary design plans for the corridor. The proposal calls for reducing East Main Street to one travel lane in each direction with a center turn lane. City officials said a traffic study found a three-lane configuration can accommodate existing traffic volumes as well as projected future growth. Planned improvements also include updated sidewalks along the north side of the street and a shared-use path along the south side. The project would add ADA-compliant curb ramps and buffer space between pedestrians and traffic. Proposed upgrades include drainage and signal improvements In addition to roadway changes, the concept includes upgrades to aging infrastructure. The city is considering storm sewer improvements designed to improve drainage during heavy rainfall. Proposed work also includes traffic signal upgrades and asphalt pavement resurfacing. According to the announcement, the
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Infrastructure Repairs on the Horizon in Tampico
Potential costly repairs to the village’s water and sewer systems were discussed at the Tampico Village Council meeting on Tuesday, October 20th. Public Works Superintendent Tyler Chriest reported receiving an insurance check for the storage shed at the sewage lagoon, which lost part of the roof in a severe storm in March. He noted that the shed is not in good condition because it gets hit by an irrigator in the summer, drifting snow in the winter, and the soft ground sometimes makes accessibility difficult. “It’s nice to have storage out there but the building is not in good shape,” he said, adding that they store barricades, sidewalk forms, attachments for the small tractor, and snowplows there during the summer months.
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Care for Sylvan Island; share ideas for healthier river communities
The “Care for Sylvan Island: Community Cleanup & Nature-Based Solutions Event,” organized in collaboration with Fem Scouts QC, will take place from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at Sylvan Island, Moline. Community members of all ages are welcome. The Clean River Advisory Council (C-RAC) invites Quad Cities residents to help shape healthier river communities through […]
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Our Quad Cities- Moline Events Calendar Got an Upgrade! See What's New
Finding fun things to do with kids shouldn’t feel like a chore. And thanks to your feedback, we’ve made it even easier!. The Macaroni KID Quad Cities- Moline events calendar has a fresh new look, with helpful features designed to make finding local events, planning your weekends, and keeping track of family fun simpler than ever.
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NAACP B-4019 hosting ‘Party to the Poll’ event
The Davenport Branch #4019 B Metrocom NAACP will host a public, nonpartisan “Party to the Poll” event on Saturday, October 31 from 12 – 3 p.m. at the Friends of MLK Center, 501 N. Brady Street in Davenport. The free community event will feature food, entertainment, music and important voting information to educate and encourage […]
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Legionnaire Michael Allen Received Quilt of Valor
On Monday, September 9, 2019, shortly before 7:00 p.m., Michael Allen, Legionnaire of American Legion Post 328, received a handmade Quilt of Valor®, during a short presentation ceremony at the Post, 306 E. Main Street, in Morrison, IL. Over a score of members and guests attended. American Legion Honor Guard member Garry Seaman nominated Allen to receive this tribute.
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West Sixth Street work set to begin
Work on the long-awaited renovation of West Sixth Street is to begin this week in an area where the street was resurfaced a few years ago. Valley Construction, the contractor for the job, is to start this week on replacing sewer lines along the street. Chris Berry, the city’s public...
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Galesburg Chamber seeks nominations for community service award
The Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for the 2026 Thomas B. Herring Community Service Award, which honors a local resident whose service has had an exceptional impact on the community. The award recognizes a community leader whose work reflects the values of former Galesburg City Manager Thomas B. Herring, according to a community announcement. Herring served as the city's second manager for 18 years and is credited with helping guide much of Galesburg's growth through a commitment to public service, cooperation and professionalism. Chamber members, Greater Galesburg service clubs and volunteer-based organizations are encouraged to submit nominations. Organizers also encourage previous nominees who have not received the award to apply again. Nomination forms will be used as the sole basis for evaluation. Organizers said nominators should complete each section thoroughly and include detailed information about the nominee's service and contributions. Award honors community service The Thomas B. Herring Community Service Award recognizes individuals who demonstrate dedication to serving others without seeking recognition or publicity. According to the announcement, the award is intended to honor a leader whose humility, cooperation and commitment to the community reflect Herring's legacy. Nomination deadline and award presentation Nominations must be submitted by
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Developer shares data-center plans with Kewanee City Council
The idea of a data center in Kewanee drew lots of opinions at a city council meeting Monday night. “Some have had better success than others, and I do challenge you, and I will be challenging you to make sure that you not only working with the developer, but working with the citizens,” said one […]
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Illinois Democrats rally in Rock Island ahead of midterms