The pandemic in the Quad-Cities is 386 days old.
It sure is greening up outside now that we had both rain and warmth. It seems that in the space of a week, everything changed from brown and just trying to get growing, to growing profusely. I know I’m glad I cleared off my flower beds when I did, and I expect I may have to think about lawn…
It sure is greening up outside now that we had both rain and warmth. It seems that in the space of a week, everything changed from brown and just trying to get growing, to growing profusely. I know I’m glad I cleared off my flower beds when I did, and I expect I may have to think about lawn …
The week of COVID-19 news ended Friday with a mixed bag of statistical indicators — and a rise in the number of younger people dealing with se…
State Auditor Rob Sand made it clear last week: The Davenport School Board’s 2019 sale of Lincoln Elementary School to a non-profit was inappr…
Moline Police Chief Darren Gault said Saturday that the department's investigation into a video depicting a racist scene involving a Moline Hi…
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Read through the obituaries published today in The Quad-City Times.
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