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Fulton edges Newman 28-24 advancing to the State Quarterfinals
FULTON, Ill (KWQC) - Fulton edges out Newman in a thriller winning 28-24 to advance to the State Quarterfinals for the first time since 2022. Watch the highlights and hear from Fulton Head Coach Patrick Lower, and players Blaze Damhoff and Easton Spooner.
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Midland school district official audited for a decade of improper purchases
WYOMING, Iowa (KCRG) - A former School Business Official at the Midland Community School District is alleged to have processed $143,000 of potentially improper purchases and payments. That’s according to a new report released Wednesday from the Iowa Auditor’s Office. It accuses Megan Frankfurt of making nearly $9,000...
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Fulton football preps for Sterling Newman showdown
The Fulton Steamers are firing on all cylinders right now. They are on a 4-game win streak, and they’ve outscored opponents 131 to 37 in the first two games of the playoffs. “You can see us kind of learning on the run, and it’s exciting to see these guys take shape,” said Patrick Lower, Fulton […]
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Wilson Middle School celebrates opening of new adaptive playground
MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - Woodrow Wilson Middle School opened a new adaptive playground Friday. School officials say the space is designed to foster inclusive learning, recreation and social connection. The space includes an adaptive playground, a patio and picnic tables. It will provide for varied sensory and physical needs of...
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Thousands of pounds of food donated for Student Hunger Driver
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - High schools across the Quad Cities wrapped up weeks of fundraising and food collection as weigh-in day arrived for the annual Student Hunger Drive. For the past six weeks, high school students in eastern Iowa and western Illinois have collected canned goods, nonperishable items, and money to support families facing food insecurity.
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A-Town Football Finishes 8-3 in Best Season Since 2021
The Abingdon-Avon Tornadoes saw their football season come to an end Saturday afternoon in the opening round of the IHSA Class 1A playoffs. A-Town fell 36-34 on the road against Fisher, finishing the year at 8-3 overall. The eight wins marked the program’s highest win total since going 10-2 in 2021, which was also the last time the Tornadoes reached the postseason. A-Town also earned a share of the Lincoln Land South Division title.
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Clear Creek Amana tops Assumption, will play for IGHSAU volleyball title
CORALVILLE — Clear Creek-Amana is headed to its second Iowa high school state volleyball championship game in four years after sweeping Davenport Assumption in the Class 4A semifinals on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at Xtream Arena. The 3-seed Clippers overpowered the No. 2 seed Knights from the start, winning 25-17, 25-22 and 25-12 to earn a date with No. 1 Norwalk in the 4A championship match on Thursday, Nov. 5. CCA was highly motivated after losing to Assumption, 2-1, during the Iowa City West Invite on Sept. 12. "We wanted to make sure that they didn't remember us the way that we played the last time we played them," said Clear Creek Amana coach Jackie Clubb. "We wanted to make sure we hung in there and controlled the game as much as possible. You've just got to be ready to go. They were." The Clippers outclassed Assumption in the rematch. They cruised in the first set, hung tough in the second and then dropped the hammer in the third set. CCA jumped out to a 12-3 lead in the third set, and Assumption never stood a chance. Delaney Vaske delivered the final two kills to send the Clippers to the 4A
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New renovations unveiled at Davenport North High School
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - North High School is showcasing major progress on campus upgrades following the first steps of its planned renovation. The initial phase includes new administrative office space, updated athletic facilities, a refreshed auditorium lobby, and an expanded cafeteria. School leaders say the revamped cafeteria offers benefits that...
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Galesburg students explore career paths beyond college at showcase
Students in grades 7-12 explored manufacturing, skilled trades, military service and other career options at the Galesburg Area Vocational Center Manufacturing and Trades Showcase on Oct. 22. More than 30 area businesses and organizations participated, connecting with students from Galesburg Junior Senior High School and GAVC's area school partners. Business and organization representatives discussed their industries, career pathways and opportunities students can pursue after high school, according to a community announcement. GAVC Director Adam Seaney said the event gives students a chance to meet local employers and consider how their interests and skills could lead to careers. “The Manufacturing and Trades Showcase gives students the opportunity to connect with local employers and learn about the many career paths available to them after high school. We want students to understand the opportunities in our own community and see how their interests and skills can translate into a successful career.” Showcase highlights alternatives to college The event introduced students to options beyond a traditional two- or four-year college path, including specialized training, development of in-demand skills and direct entry into the workforce. By bringing students together with local employers and industry professionals, the showcase is intended to help students identify interests, explore
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Historic Burlington school to undergo rehabilitation into senior living
BURLINGTON, Iowa (KWQC) - The former Apollo Middle School in Burlington will undergo significant rehabilitation thanks to the Iowa Historic Preservation Tax Credit program. The Iowa Economic Development Authority announced over $18 million in tax credits geared towards revitalizing historic buildings across the state, including the vacant school. “I love...