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Structural Issues Close Muscatine Businesses, Street

Thursday, November 6 by Tami Seitz

Structural concerns with the buildings at 201 and 203 East 2nd Street have led to the closure of GeoJohn’s and Renew Chiropractic and the evacuation of all apartment tenants in both buildings. As a safety precaution, Sycamore Street is closed from the #2 alley to... Read More.

Give Back, Make a Difference: United Way’s RSVP Program for Seniors

Thursday, October 30 by Tami Seitz

United Way Muscatine County has launched the AmeriCorps Seniors Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), inviting adults age 55 and older to take part in meaningful volunteer opportunities that address key community needs. Through RSVP, United Way will connect senior volunteers with projects focused... Read More.

MuscaBus offering free rides to the polls on Election Day

Thursday, October 30 by Tami Seitz

The City of Muscatine Transit Division (MuscaBus) is offering free rides to voters on Tuesday, Nov. 4. While MuscaBus does not serve all polling locations directly, residents can schedule a free ride to their polling place. How to schedule a ride: Call MuscaBus at 563-263-8152... Read More.

City of Muscatine Proclaims October as National Disability Employment Awareness Month

Friday, October 10 by Kevin Walker

Crossroads, Inc. joined the Muscatine City Council last night as Mayor Brad Bark issued a proclamation recognizing the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). Following the proclamation, Crossroads gave a brief presentation highlighting the organization’s Supported Employment program and inviting local... Read More.

LIVE Muscatine: Welcome Orientation for Newcomers

Monday, September 29 by Connor Kenney

Are you new to Muscatine—or looking to reconnect with the community? The Live Muscatine Welcome Orientation is your chance to meet fellow residents and explore everything that makes Muscatine a great place to call home. The next orientation takes place Tuesday, October 7, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in... Read More.

Muscatine agency recognized for team leadership

Wednesday, March 26 by Submitted

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Muscatine County has received the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) Growth Award for program excellence in 2024. Every year, the BBBSA Nationwide Leadership Council, made up of local agency leaders and board members, selects agencies for excellence... Read More.

Severe Weather Awareness Week: Creating a family plan of action

Wednesday, March 26 by Submitted

Preparing for severe weather can make all the difference in protecting your family and property. The National Weather Service (NWS) recommends three simple steps to stay safe: Make a Plan, build a Kit, and stay informed. Make a Plan Being prepared means knowing what to... Read More.

Volunteers needed for River Bend Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry

Tuesday, March 25 by Submitted

The Muscatine Community School District and River Bend Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry returns on Tuesday, April 1, 2025. Volunteers are currently being sought to box food, sign-in individuals, and load vehicles. To volunteer, please sign up using the following link: Read More.

Leadership Muscatine seeks MORC survey participants

Tuesday, March 25 by Submitted

In preparation for an upcoming project, Leadership Muscatine wants to learn more about how local residents utilize the Muscatine Organics Recycling Center via an online survey. Whether you're a regular visitor or don't utilize the service, your feedback is important. The survey only takes a... Read More.

Severe Weather Awareness Week: When thunder roars, go indoors

Monday, March 24 by Sam Walker

Lightning strikes the United States about 25 million times a year according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Although most lightning occurs in the summer, people can be struck at any time of the year. Lightning kills about 20 people in the United States... Read More.