-
https://stm.sciencemag.org/content/scitransmed/13/601/eabh3826/F2.large.jpg/Science Translational Medicine 07 Jul 2021: Vol. 13, Issue 601, eabh3826 DOI: 10.1126/scitranslmed.abh3826When the coronavirus pandemic began, health officials said it caused a new infection that we knew very little about. -
wvik_news/When the state moratorium on evictions ends in Illinois later this month, Project Now will be ready. With several partners, it's organized an eviction diversion program - only the second in the state.
-
Cleanup has started at a hazardous waste site in Rock Island. Wear Cote International did metal plating and processing in the 100 block of 10th Street, from 1972 until last year. -
The end of what could be called a "forgotten war" will be celebrated Tuesday. A wreath laying ceremony will be held in the National Cemetery on Arsenal Island to commemorate the end of the Korean War, 68 years ago.
-
During Bix weekend, a new festival will offer more than 12 hours of free, "nostalgic" music.
-
Augustana College and a start-up company are offering new transfer students guaranteed income for five years after graduation.
-
Some generous local residents will help the Figge Art Museum in Davenport with its efforts to diversify its collection.
-
Graduates of the Eastern Iowa Community Colleges now have another alternative to continue their education.
-
Rock Island County will get some extra time to draw new maps for county board member districts. The state has extended the deadline from this month to December.
-
Some changes are in store for motorists crossing the new I-74 bridge. Starting Wednesday (7/14), and weather permitting, they'll have to follow a new traffic pattern in the Illinois-bound lanes in Moline.
-
The latest casualty of the pandemic is the drop-off recycling sites in the Illinois Quad Cities.
-
The key to Davenport's success now, and in the future, will be partnerships, teamwork, and collaboration.
