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Rock Island creates, finances pair of small business programs

The City of Rock Island and a key downtown partner are currently offering $1.25 million in critical small business assistance through a pair of...
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Moline seeks to BOOST businesses, fill empty storefronts

Moline city leaders are launching a new program – funded with a $1.1 million grant from the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) –...

Full development staff working to grow Rock Island

With its new planning and zoning manager in place, the City of Rock Island’s Economic Development Department is fully staffed just as the city...

Scott Community College Library wins $5,000 grant

The Scott Community College (SCC) Library has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the State Library of Iowa’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant...

Grab the chance to help Rock Island spend $26.5 million 

Rock Island residents, business owners and those who work in the city are being urged to grab the chance to share their ideas for...

Deadline extended for Moline forgivable loan program

Moline micro-businesses seeking to take part in the city’s second round of forgivable loans now have until Tuesday, June 7, to apply. The city extended...

Quad Cities Chamber goes “All In” for Illinois

The Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce is joining nearly 50 chambers across the state in urging Illinois lawmakers to provide new economic and regulatory...

Quad Cities area businesses receive Illinois B2B grants

Thirty businesses in Rock Island, Henry and Mercer counties recently received a share of the $111 million in state COVID-19 relief funds distributed as...

Despite COVID, healthier 2022 predicted for Rock Island

Rock Island Mayor Mike Thoms' state of the city address to aldermen Monday included a healthy list of the things he said the city...

RI downtown revitalization steps closer to reality

A $7 million Downtown Rock Island revitalization plan took a major step forward Monday after the city’s aldermen committed $2.5 million in federal COVID-19...

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