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Features
Tribute to Fallen Soldiers stops in Davenport
The motorcyclists honor two soldiers, Leevon J. Ritter and Shawn D. Bleeker, out of the 75 in total.
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Tribute to Fallen Soldiers
Motorcyclists stop in Davenport to honor two out of the 75 fallen soldiers.
Features
Morrison businesses adapt while construction on Main Street continues
The $4.8 million project is expected to conclude on November 17.
Local News
Construction in Morrison continues on Main street
The 4.8 million dollar project is expected to conclude November 17th.
Features
"Your mind is your own worst enemy" | Moline man beats COVID-19, returns to performing music
Dave Navarro was diagnosed with COVID-19 in July of 2020. A year later, he's back to doing what he loves - performing with his band.
Features
How a trumpet saved his life: one year later
Catching up with the man who survived hospitalization after catching COVID-19 one year later.
Local News
Woman's search for birth mother reveals a surprising twist: She has a twin!
Liz Jackson is now looking for her twin sister. Liz is a Korean adoptee, initially adopted by a family in Minnesota. "It's surreal," Jackson wrote on Facebook.
Features
A family of geniuses lives in Texas, but more than good genes are at work
These three siblings all graduated high school and started college by 13. Two earned degrees and were in grad school by 16.
Events
Christmas in July: Festival of Trees announces 2021 return
After a year off due to the pandemic, the festival is planned for November 20th through 28th at the River Center in Davenport.
John Deere Classic
The JDC employee lighting up the course with one simple action: his smile
It's hard to find Derek Haynes Sr. without a giant smile on his face, and a kind word ready. The veteran and Quad Cities native says it's all from the heart.
John Deere Classic
80 year old man has been to all 50 Quad Cities PGA tournaments
Tom Appelquist has been coming to the big tournament for 50 years. The Rock Island native says at this point - it's just part of who he is.
Features
Tribute to Fallen Soldiers stops in Davenport
The motorcyclists honor two soldiers, Leevon J. Ritter and Shawn D. Bleeker, out of the 75 in total.
Features
Tribute to Fallen Soldiers
Motorcyclists stop in Davenport to honor two out of the 75 fallen soldiers.
Features
Morrison businesses adapt while construction on Main Street continues
The $4.8 million project is expected to conclude on November 17.
Local News
Construction in Morrison continues on Main street
The 4.8 million dollar project is expected to conclude November 17th.
Features
"Your mind is your own worst enemy" | Moline man beats COVID-19, returns to performing music
Dave Navarro was diagnosed with COVID-19 in July of 2020. A year later, he's back to doing what he loves - performing with his band.
Features
How a trumpet saved his life: one year later
Catching up with the man who survived hospitalization after catching COVID-19 one year later.
Local News
Woman's search for birth mother reveals a surprising twist: She has a twin!
Liz Jackson is now looking for her twin sister. Liz is a Korean adoptee, initially adopted by a family in Minnesota. "It's surreal," Jackson wrote on Facebook.
Features
A family of geniuses lives in Texas, but more than good genes are at work
These three siblings all graduated high school and started college by 13. Two earned degrees and were in grad school by 16.
Events
Christmas in July: Festival of Trees announces 2021 return
After a year off due to the pandemic, the festival is planned for November 20th through 28th at the River Center in Davenport.
John Deere Classic
The JDC employee lighting up the course with one simple action: his smile
It's hard to find Derek Haynes Sr. without a giant smile on his face, and a kind word ready. The veteran and Quad Cities native says it's all from the heart.
John Deere Classic
80 year old man has been to all 50 Quad Cities PGA tournaments
Tom Appelquist has been coming to the big tournament for 50 years. The Rock Island native says at this point - it's just part of who he is.
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