‘Feel the roar’ – QC Air Show may attract 80,000
Dave Thompson
A woman holds a cookie decorated with the emblem of the Greater Downtown East Moline Revitalization Project during a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday, June 17, at Runner’s Park in East Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
Many people who have businesses in downtown East Moline say they are hopeful for the future. That future will include a massive $30 million project that aims to make the community a better place for visitors, residents and businesses.
“We’re hoping that project helps. Anything will help. … It can be pretty empty in the downtown right now,” Faye Casimir told the QCBJ as she helped…
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