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In this week’s episode of "What's Happenin' QC," host Marc Zyla welcomes Micaela Booth, the Director of Birdies for Charity, as they dive deep into the workings and impact of this unique philanthropic initiative tied to the beloved John Deere Classic golf tournament.
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Whether you’re a bike enthusiast, a history buff, or simply looking for a fun way to celebrate dad on Father’s Day, Ride the Island has a little bit of something for everyone. Register today by going to riveraction.org/rti or call River Action at (563) 322-2969 -
The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium in Dubuque is undergoing various habitat and visitor experience improvements while navigating federal funding uncertainty, following a letter from the Trump administration that denied remaining Institute of Museum and Library Services grant funding. -
Quad City Arts awarded almost $150,000 to local artists, non-profits and schools through the 2025 Arts Dollars grant. -
Are you struggling to stay active? Does walking feel like a challenge sometime? April is Move More month, and this week, we’re talking about exercising with low mobility. -
Erin Murphy, Des Moines Bureau Chief for The Gazette, talks about Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds decision not to seek reelection, her future and legacy, the possible nominees from both parties, possible Democratic resurgence in 2025 special elections, and Sen. Chuck Grassley's seat which is up in 2028. -
In this episode of "Talking Art," host Ben Gougeon welcomes a very special guest: United States Army Master Sergeant James Old, the tour coordinator for the U.S. Army Field Band. With an exciting free concert coming up on April 17th at the Adler Theatre in Davenport, listeners are treated to an in-depth discussion of the rich history and vibrant future of military music. -
The first Earth Day in 1970 mobilized millions of Americans to protect the planet. On April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans, or 10% of the US population at that time took to the streets, college campuses, and hundreds of cities to protest environmental ignorance and demand a new way forward for the planet.
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Gardening and yard work are more than just chores—they are excellent forms of physical activity that benefit both the body and mind. Many of the movements involved, such as digging, raking, lifting, and weeding, engage multiple muscle groups and provide a moderate-intensity workout similar to walking or biking. -
For more details about River Action’s Explore the River Series, visit riveraction.org/education or call (563) 322-2969. We’re looking forward to exploring the river together!
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