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The United Way Quad Cities staff show their fun side surrounding President and CEO Rene Gellerman (center).

Rene Gellerman plans departure; United Way stands ‘momentum ready’

In 2018, Rene Gellerman took the helm of United Way Quad Cities when the organization was best known for hosting workplace rallies to drum up financial support from local employers and their workers for its annual campaign, and then leveraging…

Local look at ‘Fiber for Farms’ progress

In the Quad Cities, three major rural areas report major improvements to current broadband internet…

‘Fiber for Farms’ progressing locally at different speeds

Bill Bodine borrows a lyric from a Van Halen song to describe the state of…

QCBJ Newsmakers: Fair Oaks deal: ‘Building on success’

This story is a part of the QCBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

QCBJ Newsmakers: Fastest-growing Revive to expand again in 2023

This story is a part of the QCBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

QCBJ Newsmakers: QC, that’s where more magic will be made?

This story is a part of the QCBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

CNN Hero calls Augustana College experience ‘transformational’

“Find your ‘why.’” That was the central piece of advice Augustana College graduate Nelly Cheboi…

Arsenal nabs Army award for Rock Island partnership

The U.S. Army Garrison and the City of Rock Island are celebrating a partnership that…

YWCA project energizing downtown Rock Island 

It’s less than three city blocks from the YWCA Quad Cities’s longtime headquarters in downtown…

QCBJ Newsmakers: Tapestry Farms plants seeds to grow into Davenport HQ

This story is a part of the CBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

QCBJ Newsmakers: McCarthy-Bush is ‘passing the baton’ to the next generation

This story is a part of the QCBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

Stanley Center sets cornerstones, seals time capsule

The Stanley Center for Peace and Security placed a time capsule behind three cornerstones to…

The Stanley Center for Peace and Security placed a time capsule behind three cornerstones to seal in the 122-year legacy of the site of its new headquarters. Its legacy grows as the first Living Building in Iowa and one of only 30 in the world.

QCBJ Newsmakers: Global technology leader VictoryXR

This story is a part of the QCBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

QCBJ Newsmakers: Happy Joe’s spreads magic across globe

This story is a part of the QCBJ’s Newsmakers edition. This year-end wrap-up from the…

Rock Island celebrates year of progress, partnerships

Not only was 2022 a “successful year” of investing in progress and building strong partnerships,…

Mayor State of the City address

Demolition moves into new phase on old Interstate 74 bridge 

The arduous process of dismantling the old Interstate 74 bridge quietly hit a milestone on…

George Ryan, the Interstate 74 corridor manager, discusses the ongoing demolition work on the old I-74 bridge at the Moline Rotary Club on Monday, Jan. 9.