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Four hours of horror feeds the hungry
Stinky is having a thousand or so of his best friends over to his place for a Halloween Haunt. Please come; bring food. Twenty-four years ago, Troy [Read More]
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2nd Street Improvement Plans Unveiled
Downtown Muscatine business owners and concerned citizens packed the Muscatine City Council Chambers Thursday afternoon to hear the City’s plans for the upcoming downtown Streetscaping [Read More]
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A place for hope
At the new Mental Health Peer Drop-In Center, Muscatine painter Chris Anderson uses his talents and experience to help others wrestle with their own mental [Read More]
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Iowa reduces the number of children living in poverty
In Iowa, 3 percent of children from birth to age 17 live in high-poverty and low-opportunity neighborhoods, according to a new data snapshot from the Annie [Read More]
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Following incidents, school officials, police to host meeting on safety
Muscatine school officials are hosting a parent night on school safety Wednesday, Oct. 9 following an attack on a special needs student in a hallway [Read More]
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A new voice joins the airwaves
Amy Kernan, known as Amy K. to listeners of KWPC AM 860, FM 95.1, has known that music would be a part of her future [Read More]
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Youth council announces scholarships to local leaders
The Muscatine Area Council on Youth Leadership (MACYL) is proud to announce the recipients of its Class of 2020 Scholarships. MACYL is a chapter of [Read More]
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Muscatine Art Center presents October programs
The Muscatine Art Center presents programs that take place outside center walls as a way to connect with the community. This fall, join a historic [Read More]
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Business Model Canvas workshop set for Oct. 9
The Muscatine County Extension and Outreach Office, 1601 Plaza Place, Muscatine, is hosting a free workshop, Business Model Canvas 101, at noon on Oct. 9. [Read More]
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Her voice shines with beauty and grace
Meet Gracie Pearl. She leads, she accompanies, she shines on her own. “Organs always used to be an accompaniment instrument,” says Ric Smith, Director of [Read More]