• Joseph Goetz named COO at QC Int’l Airport. . .
  • Davenport schools see larger-than-expected enrollment decline. . .
  • Nahant Marsh named Silos and Smokestacks Nat’l Heritage Area site. . .
  • Fareway will become first grocery store to open in Coal Valley since 2007. . .
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ALTERNATING CURRENTS DOC WINS MID-AMERICA EMMY

“Alternating Currents: Energizing Downtown”

From left: Brianna Nielsen (KWQC/Reel6 Studios), Andrey Arkhipov (KWQC/Reel6 Studios), Alisha Espey (Downtown Davenport Partnership/Alternating Currents), and Jennifer Verscha (Quad Cities Chamber)

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