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Moline riverfront restaurant announces opening day
MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - A longtime riverfront restaurant is opening under new owners in Moline. Stumphy’s Captain’s Table will open at 11 a.m. on Nov. 17, according to a Facebook post. Officials said the menu will be posted on Wednesday. “We can’t wait to provide excellent service, along...
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Captain’s Table, Moline, set to reopen under new ownership
Moline’s Captain’s Table restaurant will make a comeback under new ownership. Jason and Amy Stumphy, owners of Stumphy’s in Geneseo, will reopen the restaurant at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Regular hours will be 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. You can see the new menu here on a Facebook post. Fire destroyed the original restaurant in 2018. It […]
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The Families Behind These Eight Illinois Mexican Restaurants Haven’t Changed In More Than 8 Years
Some restaurants change owners every few years, and you can usually taste it when they do. The eight spots on this list are different. Each one has stayed in the hands of the same family for years, and that steady leadership shows up in handmade tortillas, slow-cooked meats, and recipes that never seem to drift. The list runs from Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood down to Springfield, then over to Aurora, Urbana, Bloomington, Rockford, and Rock Island.
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Moline’s 4th Avenue, 27th Street Bridge expected to reopen in December
MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - The City of Moline has good news for drivers!. Moline drivers can expect relief from two construction projects in mid-December, city officials said. According to Moline officials, construction on the Arsenal Bridge Rehabilitation project is taking a pause mid-December. This will allow 4th Ave. to reopen...
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Galva couple’s artistic legacy returns to where it all began
The works of husband-and-wife artists Vivian Headland and Helen Lapan Headland are being remembered and honored in their hometown. The pair married in 1919 and lived in both Galva and Rock Island, leaving their artistic legacy in both communities. Recently, their work has returned to where it began. A couple...