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Block of New Hampshire closed for emergency water repair
The 1500 block of New Hampshire Street is closed to through traffic as of 7 a.m. this morning, Thursday, June 8, for an emergency repair [Read More]
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Parking, programs, and public art on City Council agenda this evening
The Muscatine City Council will hear presentations on five subjects including public art, parking, and the crime free multi-housing program during the June in-Depth session. [Read More]
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Pavement removal begins on Fulliam; detour map is available
A detour to bypass construction work associated with Phase 1 of the Fulliam Avenue Reconstruction Project has been announced. The project will be completed in [Read More]
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Mayor Bark releases 2023 State of the City address
Muscatine Mayor Brad Bark has released his 2023 State of the City address, highlighting the many accomplishments of the City of Muscatine departments, and the [Read More]
Sports
Sports
Free Melon City Bike rodeo happening May 12
The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department and the Melon City Bike Club invite the community to join in the fun at the Melon City Bike [Read More]
Sports
Co-ed adult sandpit volleyball league returns to Weed Park this summer
Back by popular demand this summer is the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department coed adult sandpit volleyball league. Matches are played Wednesday evenings in the [Read More]
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Registration now open for Parks & Recreation grades 1-6 boys’ basketball clinic
The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting registrations for the Grades 1-6 Boys Basketball Clinic. This program will be held on Saturday afternoons, [Read More]
Agriculture
Agriculture
What’s going on with grocery prices
With all this talk about higher prices for food, there has to be some good buys, right? David Ortega, a food scientist with Michigan State [Read More]
Agriculture
Cattle futures lower, shrugging off higher cash business
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle ended the day lower watching corn and waiting for the rest of the week’s direct business [Read More]
Agriculture
Illinois farmers lost a lot from milk checks during pandemic
A dairy economist from Illinois says his state’s milk producers had heavy financial losses during the COVID pandemic. Dr. Mike Hutjens tells Brownfield Illinois, unlike [Read More]
Obituaries
Obituaries
Kelly Lynn Ingstad
Kelly Lynn Ingstad, 40, passed away June 1, 2023, at her parents’ home. A celebration of life will be at the Wittich Riley Freers Funeral [Read More]
Obituaries
Frank Albert Newton Jr.
Frank Albert Newton Jr., 76, of Muscatine, passed away peacefully on Saturday, June 3, 2023, in Palm Beach County, Florida. In his last days, Frank [Read More]
Obituaries
Marion M. Finley
Marion M. Finley, 97, passed away on Saturday, May 13, 2023, at Lutheran Living Senior Campus. Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on [Read More]
Neighbor-To-Neighbor Help Zone
Neighbor to Neighbor Help Zone
Mayor Bark releases 2023 State of the City address
Muscatine Mayor Brad Bark has released his 2023 State of the City address, highlighting the many accomplishments of the City of Muscatine departments, and the [Read More]
Neighbor to Neighbor Help Zone
Tail Wagging Tuesday: June 6, 2023
Are you in search of the perfect fur-ever friend? A new addition to the family, perhaps? The Voice of Muscatine in partnership with the Muscatine Humane [Read More]
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Support the Kids First Fund with a pancake breakfast on May 26
The public is invited to help support the Kids First Fund with a pancake breakfast from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Friday, May 26, [Read More]
Things To Do
Things To Do
Musser Library to commemorate five years at current location with community celebration
The Musser Public Library & HNI Community Center will mark five years at its current location this month, and Library staff could not think of [Read More]
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Muscatine Art Center, West Hill Bakery to partner for Fairytale Day this week
Muscatine Art Center in conjunction with West Hill Bakery invite children and others to join them in celebration of Fairytale Day on Tuesday, June 6, [Read More]
Things To Do
Muscatine County Parkinson Support Group to present “Delay the Disease” exercise program
The Muscatine County Parkinson Support Group will meet in the church parlor in the lower level of the Wesley United Methodist Church, 400 Iowa Avenue, [Read More]
