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Mayor, council get set for big jobs in Davenport
Davenport Mayor Jason Gordon “set the stage” on Tuesday, Jan. 6, for upcoming city government work, goals and the jobs that need to be tackled this year. One of the top jobs facing city leaders is hiring a new city…
Bettendorf plans to deliver Zip Code Celebration
It’s not like Bettendorf hasn’t had plenty to celebrate in recent months – with the…
QCBJ Q&A: Doug House
It’s a measure of Doug House’s influence that Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced his retirement…
Deere’s 1st quarter earnings dip, still ‘impressive’
Despite a five-week UAW strike, a global pandemic, and persistent supply chain challenges driving earnings…
$75M sports/commercial project could put Bettendorf on national stage
An expanded sports facility and commercial development plan – expected to cost at least $75…
‘Exciting’ sports complex expansion could bring thousands to QC
Bettendorf is on the verge of approving a massive sports complex and commercial development plan…
TaxSlayer nearing return to ‘normal’
Scott Mullen proudly points to a 2022 calendar chock-full of events at Moline’s TaxSlayer Center.…
Indoor practice facility hopes to be ‘a hit’ in Muscatine, region
A hit. A homerun. A game changer. These are words being used to describe the…
QC housing market ‘feeding frenzy’ may continue into 2022
Mike Pezley said many of the people he helped to buy houses in the Quad…
I-74 redevelopment rare opportunity, patience needed
After a slow start, a grand vision is coming into focus for redeveloping the large…
Moline’s Heritage Place converted into executive suites
As Heritage Place marks its 30th anniversary in downtown Moline, the stately office building has…