Moline plan front, center at River Action conference kickoff
Kenda Burrows
Ashley Hicks was one of 40 people honored Thursday night, Nov. 10, for doing good work and making the Quad Cities a better place.
“It’s nice to be recognized for a lot of hard work. I think this shows the Quad Cities has a lot of future leaders,” said Ms. Hicks, director of development and events at the nonprofit group Hand in Hand, shortly…
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