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Six Sense: It took losing my job to realize what I was missing
It struck me sometime midway through Tuesday evening it was election night in two states I used to work. In a previous life, that would [Read More]
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Rhiannon Giddens confounds with Iowa City concert
By Rod Peck Rhiannon Giddens is one of my very favorite performers. I consider her the greatest American singer of this generation, in addition to [Read More]
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Wilton Chamber of Commerce welcomes new vice president
By Tegan Kraklio The Wilton Chamber of Commerce has welcomed Brandy Marquez as its new vice president, and she says she’s excited to help the [Read More]
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Traffic restrictions set for Lake Park, Park Avenue
Heuer Construction will begin to replace a patch of concrete near the intersection of Lake Park Boulevard and Park Avenue as soon as possible and [Read More]
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Muscatine Power and Water out to win state water tower contest
Muscatine Power and Water has officially entered the state-sponsored “It’s in the Water” contest which will award one Iowa community with a custom water tower [Read More]
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Muscatine Art Center to award cash prizes for best holiday ornament
This November, Friends of the Muscatine Art Center will bring back the “Heartfelt & Handmade” Ornament Competition, and the artist or crafter with the winning [Read More]
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Stanley Foundation to Be Renamed Stanley Center for Peace and Security
MUSCATINE, Iowa – For more than 60 years, the Stanley Foundation has assembled diverse perspectives to seek out new solutions to the problems that affect [Read More]
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Local artists set up exhibit in Quad City Art Gallery
On exhibit from October 18th through December 6th, 2019, will be drawings by Emily Newman of Des Moines, IA, and photographs by Randy Richmond of [Read More]
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Wilton welcomes a new family business
By Tegan Kraklio A new business has come to Wilton, and the entire city came out to say “hello.” At least, that’s how the owner [Read More]
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Soaring drug prices costing taxpayers billions
Too many people need to choose between paying for food and shelter or taking their medications, according to advocates for older Americans. A new AARP analysis shows [Read More]