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Concerned Citizens group still fighting possible energy plant

Plans to bring a $400 million energy generating facility to prime farmland in rural Scott County are still being opposed by many local landowners. Many of those landowners and residents gathered Thursday night, May 28, to prepare opposing statements to…

Black Hawk-WIU agreement will help ‘transform lives’

Many local college students will soon have more academic and career options, thanks to an…

Blain’s Farm & Fleet president visits Moline store

Mark Hasting was in a celebratory mood as he visited the Quad Cities on Wednesday,…

Geifman Group eyes former Quad-City Times building as Corridor expansion continues

After a successful first venture into the Iowa City market, Bettendorf-based Geifman Group is looking…

The former Quad-City Times building at 500 E. Third St., Davenport. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

Russell father-daughter team raises the family business to new heights

In Eastern Iowa, Russell may be one of the most recognized businesses of its kind.…

Russell Chairman and CEO Jim Russell and President Caitlin Russell pictured in Russell’s Quad Cities office. CREDIT TODD WELVAERT

Joh’s Cafe brings coffee, energy drinks to downtown Moline

The front of the new Joh’s Cafe coffee and energy drink shop has a sign…

Mayor says ‘East Moline is in a great place’

East Moline is a city moving forward in “high gear” with downtown revitalization, new businesses…

Bix 7 race: Event is ‘more than the miles’

Fans of the Quad-City Times Bix 7 road race are looking forward to this summer’s…

Celebration honors new Robert Ontiveros Elementary School

Chris Ontiveros got emotional as he looked over the Moline school site that will soon…

Arconic employees graduate from apprenticeship programs

A few years ago, Robert Slavish got involved with an apprenticeship program at Arconic Davenport…

Fair Oaks Foods’ new $134M plant now sizzling in Davenport  

Some five years after beginning its search for an expansion site, Fair Oaks Foods, LLC,…

Some five years after beginning its search for an expansion site, Fair Oaks Foods, LLC, quietly began operations recently at its new Davenport plant in the Eastern Iowa Industrial Center.  CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

Taste of LeClaire gets a taste of summer

LECLAIRE – Donna Walley was busy helping customers find their perfect gifts in her business…

Q&A: Thompson reflects on new role, future of Palmer

Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport recently saw a shift in its executive leadership as…

Ries Harbor Apartments complex is a ‘dream come true’

MUSCATINE, Iowa – Adam Meuser toured the new $3.8 million Ries Harbor Apartments complex in…

Women in Manufacturing Summit at Black Hawk College shows girls their place in blue-collar careers

For years, Paul Smith has been trying to change the face of manufacturing — one…

David Hull, a welding instructor at Black Hawk College, helps Azzy Thacher, 13, with a virtual welding exercise on Friday, March 6, during the Women in Manufacturing Summit at Black Hawk in Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

LeClaire gets ready to welcome new Culver’s restaurant

LECLAIRE, Iowa – The butterburgers, cheese curds, concrete mixers, value baskets and many other treats…