Kenda Burrows's stories

Kirwan departs Illinois Farm Bureau board
After a decade of board service, Jeff Kirwan is retiring from the Illinois Farm Bureau. The Mercer County man,was the bureau’s District 3 director. He has shared his expertise on a number of issues facing his industry over the years. …
New eateries have Cambridge bursting with ‘culinary energy’
CAMBRIDGE, Illinois – Village residents are celebrating “a culinary explosion” thanks to the addition this…

Most Influential Leader Herrell conjures QC wins
Cheerleader, collaborator, visionary, sorcerer and alchemist. That’s how fellow Quad Cities leaders describe Visit Quad…

Economist forecasts ‘cautiously optimistic’ 2026 U.S. growth
The U.S. economy is likely to see some economic growth next year and the Quad…

Coal Valley shoppers ready to welcome Fareway next year
Coal Valley residents are looking forward to shopping at this community’s new full-service Fareway Store…

QC unites to feed the hungry
Some 20 Quad Cities businesses gobbled up the chance to join the inaugural 2025 Student…

Visit QC celebrates 35 years, seeks even brighter future
Visit Quad Cities marked its 35th anniversary at its Destination QC! annual meeting Thursday, Nov.…

Bluder tells QC her next chapter includes NBC analyst debut
Life looks different these days but no less busy for the Big Ten’s all-time winningest…

Fastest Growing Company C&W Transport records 337% growth
C&W Transport Solutions was named the QCBJ’s Fastest Growing Company at a Thursday, Nov. 5,…

Bluegrass Hall of Fame artist to take Aledo Opera House stage
ALEDO, Illinois – The Aledo Opera House is proud to present an evening of world-class…

Alzheimer’s Association honors Iowa caregivers, adds resources
The Alzheimer’s Association Iowa Chapter is recognizing the nearly 12 million Americans who provide unpaid…

QC leaders laud passenger rail funds; warn work remains
Quad Cities leaders gathered at The Q late last week to celebrate $425 million in…

Illinois transit reform act carves path to QC passenger rail
Passenger rail service from Moline to Chicago was still alive in the early morning hours…

Nelson stepping back after 42 years of moving QC forward
For four decades Jeff Nelson has been moving people and communities forward in new and…

Streamline recreates piece of history in forever home
Streamline Architects threw open the doors on its forever home in downtown Moline to celebrate…

Streamline’s historic Moline headquarters wins rave reviews
Streamline Architects held a coming-out party Thursday, Oct. 23, to show off its carefully remodeled…





