Not Plain Jane Consignment boutique opens
Consignment shop in Moline opens with new name and new location. Not Plain Jane Consignment was formerly known as Selective Seconds Consignment located at 2802 Avenue of the Cities in Moline. The new consignment boutique, Not Plain Jane Consignment, is just four doors down from the former Selective Seconds location. The new address is 2810 Avenue of the Cities.
Not Plain Jane, formerly Selective Seconds Consignment, opens at 2810 Avenue of the Cities in Moline on Tuesday, March 17.
In a Facebook post Selective Seconds Consignment announced the move. "What started 17 years ago as a dream has grown into something more beautiful than I ever imagined. Every rack, every sale, every conversation. It’s all because of this amazing community. SO WE’RE MOVING!! Bigger store, more inventory, more room for good stuff," the post read.
The thrift and consignment boutique offers slightly used clothing, shoes and accessories. Not Plain Jane Consignment does buyouts. Bring in items, and they will assess them and provide you with cash.
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Not Plain Jane Consignment shop business phone number is 309-269-7190. Follow their new Facebook page Not So Plain Jane Consignment for updates and announcements.
Operation hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, noon-5 p.m. Wednesday and noon-4 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Zack Sullivan launches Zactus Creative
Geneseo business leader Zack Sullivan launched Zactus Creative, a new creative services company dedicated to helping local businesses, organizations, events, and communities grow through digital promotion, event experiences, and business support services.
Geneseo business leader Zack Sullivan behind the scenes at Zactus Creative.
Zactus Creative works with small businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities throughout Henry County and the Quad Cities region. The company focuses on helping clients clarify their message, strengthen their brand, establish a crucial online presence, and connect with the audiences that matter most.
“At Zactus Creative, we believe strong brands build strong communities,” said Sullivan. “Our goal is to help businesses and organizations be seen, show up confidently, tell their story clearly, and build meaningful connections with the people they want to get their message and brand to.”
Zactus Creative operates through three core service pillars.
- Digital promotion services help organizations strengthen their online presence through branding guidance, social media content creation, and digital visibility strategies.
- Event experiences focus on coordinating, promoting, and hosting memorable events for businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities. Event coordination and hosting support for businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities looking to elevate community events, grand openings, banquets, company outings, celebrations, and public gatherings.
- Business support services provide strategic services such as communication strategies, media & public relations support, and mobile studio services to help organizations present themselves professionally.
For more information, visit zactuscreative.com or visit Zactus Creative Facebook page. Business phone number is 309-502-9631.
Lou Fusz Kia of Moline to hold ribbon-cutting ceremony
Lou Fusz Kia of Moline has a new space. The Kia dealership is revving up to celebrate its grand opening at its brand-new facility. The new facility is located at 2401 39th Avenue in Moline.
Lou Fusz Kia of Moline new facility is located at 2401 39th Avenue in Moline. Shown is the new expanded showroom at the Kia dealership.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be at 11 a.m., Wednesday, April 22, and are inviting members of the community, local officials, and the Chamber of Commerce to join them for the celebration.
"The state-of-the-art facility allows us to better serve our customers with an expanded showroom, increased service capacity, and modern amenities designed to create a more convenient and comfortable experience for our guests," said Andy Stumm, general manager of the Kia and Nissan store.
Sales hours are 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday and Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday closed.
Service hours are 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Parts hours are 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
The new Dim Sum & Kimchi restaurant is located at 3700 Belmont Road in Bettendorf. Shown is the fascia sign on the restaurant in September, 2025, while under construction.
Dim Sum & Kimchi, authentic Hong Kong restaurant opens
The first authentic Hong Kong-style dim sum restaurant in Iowa, with a touch of Korean flavor, opens in Bettendorf. The restaurant is located at 3700 Belmont Road, formerly Wise Guys Pizza.
Dim Sum & Kimchi has handcrafted Pork & Shrimp Shumai and juicy Pork Soup Dumplings, to sizzling Korean BBQ and comforting Kimchi Stews, every dish is prepared with fresh ingredients and a passion for tradition. Whether you’re craving delicate dumplings or spicy, smoky Korean flavors, the menu offers a unique fusion that celebrates the richness of Asian culinary heritage. Click here to view menu.
Operation hours are 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Sunday. Business phone number is 563-551-3460 and 563-551-3467. Website address is dimsumkimchi.com. Follow Dimsum&Kimchi Facebook page for announcements and updates.
Ries Harbor Apartments in Muscatine County
Muscatine Center for Social Action has cut the ribbon on a new 21-unit apartment complex with wrap-around services for homeless people and extremely low-income residents of Muscatine County.
The $3.8 million project is called “Ries Harbor Apartments” to honor Sister Irma Ries, one of the original Executive Directors of MCSA and a member of the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The ribbon cutting was held Thursday morning.
“Sister Irma Ries called us to serve others with reverence and compassion,” Naomi DeWinter, president of the MCSA board, said in a social media post shared by MCSA and the Sisters of the Presentation. “Her words continue to shape the mission and actions of Muscatine Center for Social Action today. Naming this development Ries Harbor Apartments honors her legacy of care and reinforces our commitment to creating a safe harbor where individuals experiencing homelessness can find stability, dignity and hope.”
MCSA has grown from providing dormitory housing for men to offering a spectrum of essential services, including emergency shelter and homelessness prevention, domestic violence shelter and more than 70 units of permanent housing, according to a news release.
