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MPW, Stanley Consultants Continue Nearly Century-Long Partnership In Powering The Future

Wednesday, April 22 by News Room

Muscatine Power and Water (MPW) and Stanley Consultants share nearly a century -long partnership rooted in a shared commitment to reliable service, thoughtful planning and continued investment in the local community. That collaboration dates back to 1939, when Stanley Consultants designed MPW’s Unit 5,... Read More.

Avenue Subs Isn’t Gone — It’s Getting a Fresh Start in Downtown Muscatine

Wednesday, April 1 by Tami Seitz

If you thought Avenue Subs had quietly disappeared for good, think again — the beloved sandwich shop is gearing up for a comeback, and it’s staying right where it belongs: at a new location in downtown Muscatine. After an unexpected closure that left both customers... Read More.

Voices from the Civil War Come Alive in Muscatine Exhibit

Thursday, March 26 by Tami Seitz

A powerful new exhibit is bringing the realities of the Civil War closer to home, telling the story not just of a nation divided—but of a community forever changed. The Muscatine Art Center is now hosting “Muscatine and the Civil War,” an immersive experience that... Read More.

Restored Greenwood Cemetery Chapel Now Open for Community Events in Muscatine

Tuesday, March 10 by Tami Seitz

The beautifully restored Greenwood Cemetery Chapel is now open for community reservations. Reps at the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department announced the historic chapel offers a peaceful and intimate space for gatherings and special events in Muscatine. Located within Greenwood Cemetery, the chapel retains its... Read More.

City of Muscatine Seeks Applicants for Boards and Commissions

Wednesday, March 4 by Tami Seitz

The City of Muscatine is seeking residents to serve on several boards and commissions that help guide local programs, policies and services. Openings are currently available on the Art Center Board of Directors, Historic Preservation Commission, Planning and Zoning Commission, and Zoning Board of... Read More.

Lead Safety Projects and Major Sewer Loan Up for Debate at City Council Meeting

Tuesday, February 17 by Tami Seitz

Muscatine homes are set to receive lead hazard mitigation through the Lead Hazard Mitigation and Healthy Homes Program, pending approval of project contracts by the Muscatine City Council at its Tuesday (Feb. 17) meeting. The program is supported by a $2.5 million Lead Hazard Reduction... Read More.

Muscatine Parks and Recreation Introduces Optional Musco Sports Center Memberships, Clarifies Free-Use Hours

Tuesday, January 27 by Tami Seitz

The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department is introducing new optional membership packages for the Musco Sports Center while clarifying that free-use hours will continue to be available to all patrons. Free-use time remains an essential part of the Musco Sports Center’s operating plan and is... Read More.

Muscatine Schools Closed Friday Due To Extreme Cold

Thursday, January 22 by Connor Kenney

It's no secret that extremely cold and dangerous temperatures are headed to Iowa to end the week and start the weekend. With wind chills forecasted to get down to -30 to -40 in the overnight and Friday morning, schools across Iowa and the Midwest... Read More.

Muscatine’s Boy-Girl Double Header Basketball Games Against North Scott Rescheduled

Wednesday, January 21 by Connor Kenney

It's going to be cold to end the week and heading into the next one. Friday's temperature high is forecasted to be below 0° and in the single digits on Saturday. An Extreme Cold Watch is currently in effect, and an Extreme Cold... Read More.

Muscatine Parks and Recreation Seeking Seasonal Employees

Wednesday, January 7 by Olive Schmidt

Looking for a seasonal job in 2026? Good news! The City of Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department has announced that it is offering a wide range of seasonal employment opportunities for 2026. These positions are ideal for students, individuals seeking temporary or flexible... Read More.