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All The Information You Need For Davenport Veteran's Day Parade

Davenport's Veteran's Parade celebrates those who signed up to sacrifice it all.

Davenport, IA · 22h

KWQC

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Aging Untold: Chronic pain doesn’t have to be a choice between suffering and strong medication

(Aging Untold) — On this episode of Aging Untold, we explore life-changing health and savings strategies. We explore opioid-free options to manage chronic pain. Then we offer practical tips to cut your monthly prescription costs. Plus, learn how a free genetic test can reveal hidden cancer risks before symptoms...

Davenport, IA · 21h
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Australian filmmaker brings inspiring hummingbird tale to Davenport

The QC Environmental Film Series eighth season begins in January, but you don’t have to wait that long to join. They will welcome fans, old and new, at a free QCEFS “Sneak Peek” film event, with the award-winning documentary “Every Little Thing” flying into St. Ambrose’s Galvin Fine Arts Center on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 3 p.m.

Davenport, IA · 1d
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Local 4 WHBF

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Quad Cities area will honor military with Veterans Day events

As the nation commemorates America 250 this year, Hy-Vee will show its appreciation to all veterans and active-duty military members with a free breakfast on Veterans Day. A Hy-Vee tradition since 1999, the Hy-Vee Veterans Day Breakfast is a buffet-style meal. All Hy-Vee stores with hot food service will host the special breakfast on Wednesday, Nov. […]

Bettendorf, IA · 3d

Iowa City Press-Citizen

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New Iowa City arts leader aims to connect, strengthen local groups

From live music to festivals and more, the arts make downtown Iowa City tick. For Hayley Crabb, that's why Iowa City feels like home, and she's focused on shaping the next chapter of its arts and culture scene. Crabb will serve as the first director of the Iowa City Arts Alliance, a position supported by the Iowa City Downtown District. The role is collaborative, connecting and championing the many arts organizations in Iowa City by working with arts nonprofits, for-profit arts organizations, the City of Iowa City, Think Iowa City, and other district partners. More: Nebraska Omaha prof. rejects Center for Intellectual Freedom offer Crabb currently is the Membership and Development Director at FilmScene and will transition into the new role on Feb. 1. “Like so many who find themselves in Iowa City, it’s the depth and breadth of the arts and cultural opportunities in this miraculous town that keep me rooted here,” Crabb said. “…Most importantly, the arts keep us connected. I’m honored and thrilled to focus the next chapter of my career on strengthening this incredible community of arts organizations and artists so even more of our residents and visitors connect through the arts here in Iowa City.”

Iowa City, IA · 23h

Iowa City Press-Citizen

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University of Iowa opens $12M dance building in former art museum

Nearly two decades after the 2008 flood severely damaged the University of Iowa Art Building, the renovated space has reopened as the new home of the Department of Dance. The $12 million renovation at 150 North Riverside Drive has been years in the making. More: Nebraska Omaha professor rejects Center for Intellectual Freedom offer The art building was one of 22 University of Iowa facilities overwhelmed by floodwaters in 2008. The university collaborated with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to design the Visual Arts Building across the street along Riverside Drive, which opened in 2016. “We’re just so excited for what this building is going to do, and it’s just an amazing addition to our arts campus,” University of Iowa President Barbara Wilson said during a ribbon-cutting on Sept. 24. “This is the rebirth of dance.” Construction began in 2025 and was funded by the university's Public-Private Partnership (P3) initiative, which uses funds from the university's partnership with ENGIE for strategic campus improvements. More: How Iowa City CSD plans to make $13.8M in budget cuts by March The dance department relocated from its previous space in Halsey Hall, providing a space better suited for students by addressing inadequate space

Iowa City, IA · 1d

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REVIEW: The Minutes at the Black Box Theatre in Moline

As the 2026 Quad Cities theatre season begins to wind down, once again The Black Box Theatre in Moline presents a QCA premier of The Minutes by Tracy Letts, who also authored the Tony Award winning August: Osage County. The Minutes has also garnered multiple award nominations but lost out by what I can only assume was a very narrow margin. This script is relatively new, making its debut at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre in 2017 before moving to the James Earl Jones Theatre in New York City in 2020.

Moline, IL · 1d

Local 4 WHBF

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Enjoy ‘PAW Patrol Live: A Mighty Adventure” at Vibrant Arena

PAW Patrol Live is bringing “A Mighty Adventure” to the Vibrant Arena in Moline on April 3 – 4. Showtimes on April 3 are 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and showtime for April 4 is 11 a.m. The arena is located at 1201 River Drive.  The latest live stage show for the Nickelodeon show takes […]

Moline, IL · 1d

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Prairie Players Civic Theatre Set to Open The Cottage in Galesburg

Prairie Players Civic Theatre in Galesburg is getting ready for their upcoming production of The Cottage, opening Friday, November 13th. Set in the English countryside in 1923, the show is a romantic comedy directed by Jill Bradford. Cast member Tim Holmes, who plays Clarke, says audiences can expect plenty of laughs.

Galesburg, IL · 1d

QuadCities.com

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“An Old-Fashioned Family Murder” Opening At Geneseo’s Richmond Hill

Comedy and murder combine for a killer finale to Richmond Hill Players’ 2026 season. “An Old-Fashioned Murder” — a murder-mystery/comedy by Joe DiPietro — will be presented Thursdays through Sundays, November 12-22 at the Barn Theatre in Geneseo. Jonathan Grafft, Geneseo, directs the play. It’s a...

Geneseo, IL · 1d

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Prophetstown Fire Protection District Board Discusses Holiday Lights, Plans Retirement Party

With only a few items on the agenda and a few members absent, the Prophetstown Fire Protection District Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, November 9th was quick and efficient. It was noted there will be limited activities at the Prophetstown Fire Station for this year’s downtown holiday festivities on...

Prophetstown, IL · 20h

quadcities.com

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Episode 203 – Survivor Type – “A Lifetime Spent Consuming Other People”

This week Derry Public Radio returns, by ship, to Skeleton Crew for “Survivor Type”. Join us as CM leads Eve and Josh through this discussion that begins with a chilling question. Tune in as we discuss Richard Pine’s journey from childhood to islandhood, how we deal with pain,...

Quad Cities, IL · 2d

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Veterans Day Recognized Around The Sauk Valley

American Legion Post 296 has announced plans for a community Veterans Day ceremony on November 11th at 11 a.m. The event will be held at Sterling High School’s Centennial Auditorium, bringing residents together to honor the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Organizers say the ceremony is intended as a public tribute to veterans, recognizing their service, sacrifice, and continued role in the community. Local residents, families, students, and veterans are encouraged to attend. The timing marks the traditional Veterans Day observance, held on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.

Sterling, IL · 2d

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"Sesame Street LIVE! Elmo's Got The Moves" Coming To Davenport's Adler Theatre

It's time to visit Sesame Street!

Davenport, IA · 1d

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Along the Rock: S3 Ep 230-Sterling Township Thanksgiving Vouchers Help 400 Local Families Celebrate the Holiday

On this episode of Along the Rock, host Kierstyn Long welcomes Angie Schneider, supervisor at Sterling Township, to discuss the township’s annual Thanksgiving voucher program and how it helps local families enjoy a traditional holiday meal. The program has been helping Sterling Township residents for approximately 25 years, dating...

Sterling, IL · 1d

aroundptown.com

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Timber Lake Playhouse to Launch 2027 Season with New Artist Director

MOUNT CARROLL, IL — Four months after a foreclosure notice in the local paper raised the question of whether Timber Lake Playhouse would survive its 65th season, the theatre’s Board of Directors announced its 2027 season, the return of a familiar artistic leader, and a financial turnaround that has moved the organization from nearly $800,000 in debt to a position of stability for the first time in years.

Mt Carroll, IL · 1d

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A tribute to a veteran among things to do in Galesburg

A Korean War veteran and former member of the Galesburg City Council will be honored Tuesday, Nov. 11 on Veterans Day. A tribute to Lomac Payton will be held in the Graham Health System S+T Center Atrium beginning at 6 p.m. Payton will be honored for his decades of service,...

Galesburg, IL · 4d

The Register-Mail

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Tough decision looms regarding old Knox County Courthouse | Opinion

The Knox County Board will be deciding the fate of our 1887 Courthouse by the end of this year. I have noted that the local residents of Knox County have frequently opined about the demolition of older buildings like homes, a fire station and that great Burlington Route Depot on Seminary Street. And now potentially, the old Knox County Courthouse. I certainly can agree that the Depot should have never been torn down – it would have made a great National RR Hall of fame. However, from my standpoint, I have frequently stated: how do you pay to keep all these historical buildings viable? I have an emotional connection to the old courthouse. I had a much larger emotional connection to the Seminary St. Burlington Route Depot. As of this writing, I know that the County Board will make a decision as to the fate of the courthouse. More: Many Paths: Spending $2M on Standish Park isn't enough | Opinion The citizens need to understand the financial impact of that decision. Most won’t. It’s the old adage of thinking with your heart versus your head. First and foremost, to me, it makes no sense for the county board to make

Knox County, IL · 5d

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Karina Longworth will talk Old Hollywood bisexuals at two screenings of classic films in Iowa

Karina Longworth, the writer, film historian and voice behind the podcast You Must Remember This, will be stopping at Varsity Cinema in Des Moines and FilmScene in Iowa City in the days ahead to tour the latest season of the show, titled “The Bisexuals.”. First launched in 2014, You...

Iowa City, IA · 4d