Kenda Burrows, Author at Quad Cities Business Journal

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🔒 Mercado to serve up old favorites, add new ones

Rock Island County forest preserve could get name by May, June

Quad Citians responded in a big way to the Rock Island County Forest Preserve Commission’s call to help name its new 179-acre preserve under...

🔒 Quad Cities-based WOE Foods expanding to become household name

QC minority business program helps highlight Small Business Week

The Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) in Iowa and Illinois and the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce celebrated Small Business Week by announcing the...

Moline names new director of engineering

Midwest native David Dryer has been hired as the City of Moline’s new director of engineering, city officials announced Wednesday, May 4. Mr. Dryer, who...

City of Moline is one hire away from full top-level staff

With the addition of two new permanent directors of public works and community and economic development, Moline is one hire away from boasting a...

Arsenal’s Quarters One opens doors for rare Tour of Homes

For the first time in a decade, and in honor of the Rock Island Arsenal’s 160th birthday, visitors are invited to tour Quarters One...

🔒 Forum focuses on fair, affordable housing in booming market

At last, I-74 Bridge pedestrian-bike path opens

Quad Citians are celebrating another significant milestone for the new I-74 Bridge: The Mississippi River crossing’s long-awaited pedestrian/bike path is open to foot and bike...

🔒 Illinois Quad Cities Land Bank will reduce blight, grow tax rolls

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Kenda Burrows

🔒 Mercado to serve up old favorites, add new ones

Rock Island County forest preserve could get name by May, June

🔒 Quad Cities-based WOE Foods expanding to become household name

QC minority business program helps highlight Small Business Week

Moline names new director of engineering

City of Moline is one hire away from full top-level staff

Arsenal’s Quarters One opens doors for rare Tour of Homes

🔒 Forum focuses on fair, affordable housing in booming market

At last, I-74 Bridge pedestrian-bike path opens

🔒 Illinois Quad Cities Land Bank will reduce blight, grow tax rolls

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