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Supervisors set to oppose $400 million energy plant plan

The Scott County Board of Supervisors will soon tell a state agency that the county still opposes a proposed $400 million energy generating facility that could be built on prime farmland. All five board members on Tuesday, July 14, indicated…

Clinton’s ‘emerald gem’ reopens after $5.5 million renovation

CLINTON, Iowa – As hundreds of people in this community celebrated the relaunch of the…

Getting ready for growth: Program helps businesses take next step

CLINTON, Iowa – Alex Taylor wants to take the fear out of starting or expanding…

Community leaders battle homelessness in the QC

Community leaders will soon have a plan that they hope will help reduce the growing…

QCIA’s Project Gateway moves into second phase

The Quad Cities International Airport (QCIA) is about to embark on what its Executive Director…

Carol’s Village Gardens helps people ‘imagine a future’

Jim Russell recently got a look at the new $10 million Carol’s Village Gardens apartment…

Hyprlift founder recalls tower search

It was a heavy lift – locate a building that is tall enough to test…

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Hyprlift to revive KONE tower to test next-gen elevator

On the cusp of bringing its next-generation elevator system to reality, Silicon Valley startup Hyprlift…

The former KONE tower in downtown Moline — built 60 years ago by Montgomery Elevator — will be converted into a testing hub for Hyprlift’s new ropeless elevator known as HYPR-1. CREDIT HYPRLIFT

Moline momentum: Old building being turned into new apartments

A former newspaper office building will soon help spur economic momentum in downtown Moline by…

McCarthy-Bush has new CEO; 5 generations guide company

Mike Bush says these are “exciting times” for the Davenport-based McCarthy-Bush Corp. That excitement is…

Members of the McCarthy-Bush Corp. team include, from left, Ben Bush, sales and business development director for Oertel Metal Works; Maureen (Bush) Roe, project contracting and risk manager for McCarthy Improvement; Mike Bush, the new CEO of the McCarthy-Bush Corp.; and John Bush, construction controller with McCarthy-Bush. CREDIT MCCARTHY-BUSH CORP.

Wallace’s rises from the ashes with new greenhouse

Kate Terrell stood in the middle of a new section of greenhouse at Wallace’s Garden…

Seminar crowd told: ‘The rail project is happening’

A Chicago-to-Moline passenger rail line might become a reality in a few years. A new…

Ben Limmer, CEO and managing director of QC MetroLink talk about upcoming plans for rail service Thursday, April 16, at Bally's Quad Cities Casino & Hotel. PHOTO CREDIT TODD WELVAERT

Fair Oaks Foods ramping up at new QC plant

Nearly five years after a national search for an expansion site led Fair Oaks Foods,…

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

New clinic will help create a healthy community

MUSCATINE, Iowa – Tom Bowman looked over the new Community Health Care, Inc. (CHC) Muscatine…

Open Bay will be ‘designed around people’

 Wendy and Chris Hermann are getting ready to make their longtime dream come true by…

Stone’s Throw: Tubas made the old-fashioned way — by hand, on a farm, one at a time

On a remote farm in rural Camanche, Iowa, Lee Stofer, Jr. is part of a…

Lee Stofer with two of his restored tubas in his instrument shop in Camanche. CREDIT JONATHAN TURNER