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UPDATE: 2nd Street Project public meeting is postponed

The public meeting to discuss tentative plans for the 2nd Street Streetscape Project has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts. Read on...
Firefighters honor Mike Kruse with laying of the wreath ceremony

Michael Kruse was remembered with the laying of a wreath at the Firefighters Memorial Saturday (Sept. 14) during a special service commemorating the 17th anniversary of his death. Read on...
Third Street closure extended; progress made on other projects

The street closure on 3rd Street will last longer than anticipated and Pine Street is now closed from 7th to 8th Street with the race to complete 2019 construction enters the fall season. Read on...
Historic Home Tax Credit program to be held on September 24

A presentation on the historic tax credit programs available for the rehabilitation of historic properties will be given at the Musser Public Library & HNI Community Center at 7:30 p.m. on September 24. Read on...
Proposed Fair Oaks Historic District is moving forward

The process to recognize the historic Fair Oaks neighborhood in Muscatine is nearing completion after a year of research and development. Read on...
Block of Pine Street closed to traffic starting Sept. 16

A one block section of Pine Street, from 7th to 8th streets, will be closed to traffic beginning Monday, Sept. 16, as KE Flatworks, begins the pavement restoration process as part Phase 4B of the West Hill Sanitary and Storm Sewer Separation Project. Read on...
Cardboard recycling bins removed ... for now

The City of Muscatine has offered a cardboard recycling area at the entrance to the Department of Public Works yard on Washington Street since late July but that service was terminated on Tuesday (Sept.10). Read on...
Gas dock closing for the season on September 15

The Muscatine Municipal Boat Harbor Gas Dock will close for the season at 4 p.m. on Sunday, September 15, 2019, according to the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department. Read on...
Adult volleyball league registration is underway

Registration for the 2019-2020 Winter Adult Volleyball Leagues are now being accepted by the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department. A competitive power league and a recreational league will be offered this year. Read on...
Greenwood Cemetery Walk through History set for Sept. 22

The annual Greenwood Cemetery “Walk (or Ride) Through History” has been scheduled for 1 p.m. on Sunday, September 22, according to the City of Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department. Read on...
Temporary closures for lower boat launch scheduled

The lower boat launch in Riverside Park will be closed on Wednesday, September 18, and Wednesday, October 16, to allow the Celebration Belle room to dock at the Pearl City Station. Read on...
Muscatine girl presented Meritorious Civilian Award

The quick thinking of a young Muscatine girl was instrumental in saving a family’s home and possibly lives. Read on...
Flipped Out Furniture relocating to Muscatine, receives SBFL funds

A successful furniture business is moving from Davenport to Downtown Muscatine and received a $25,000 Small Business Forgivable Loan (SBFL) from the City of Muscatine Community Development Department to help with the relocation effort. Read on...
All You Can Play golf special begins September 9

The Muscatine Municipal Golf Course will begin the All You Can Play fall special on Monday, September 9. Read on...
Disinformation prevalent on Carver Corner project

A recent post on social media concerning the proposed redevelopment of the area known as “Carver Corner” has spurred a tremendous amount of discussion. However, the post has more disinformation than actual facts. Read on...
Qualified candidates sought for Parks and Recreation positions

The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department is recruiting dependable, hardworking individuals to fill several positions in the Department of Parks and Recreation for the fall and winter of 2019-2020. Read on...
"A Visualization of Hope” on exhibit at Muscatine Art Center

Many artist statements in the exhibition, “A Visualization of Hope,” are messages that share personal stories while expressing appreciation for fleeting moments of time. Read on...
Firefighters quickly contain apartment fire Tuesday

No injuries were reported in a structure fire Tuesday morning (Aug. 27) that heavily damaged one of the three apartments. Read on...
Volunteer chaplains sought to work with Muscatine Police

The Muscatine Police Department’s Chaplain Corps is looking for men and women who would like to volunteer as Police Chaplains. Read on...
Block of Iowa Avenue to be closed to traffic August 26

Iowa Avenue will be closed to traffic from 7th Street through the 8th Street intersection starting Monday, Aug. 26, 2019, according to project managers for the City of Muscatine. Read on...
Traffic lights being used on South Houser; Houser Hill opens Friday

North Houser Street (Houser Hill) from Hershey Avenue to Lucas Street will be open to traffic at 7 a.m. Friday (Aug. 23) morning according to City of Muscatine project managers. Read on...
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Bear Sees Colors - Mini Masters - ID 6583
Colors are everywhere! Follow along with bear and ...
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Watercolor Blue Daisy - Red Barn Studio - ID 6608
Artist Vada Baker gives step-by-step instructions ...
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Andrew Collins Trio
Canadian folk music group, the Andrew Collins Trio...
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UPDATE: 2nd Street Project public meeting is postponed

Firefighters honor Mike Kruse with laying of the wreath ceremony

Third Street closure extended; progress made on other projects

Historic Home Tax Credit program to be held on September 24

Proposed Fair Oaks Historic District is moving forward

Block of Pine Street closed to traffic starting Sept. 16

Cardboard recycling bins removed ... for now

Gas dock closing for the season on September 15

Adult volleyball league registration is underway

Greenwood Cemetery Walk through History set for Sept. 22

Temporary closures for lower boat launch scheduled

Muscatine girl presented Meritorious Civilian Award

Flipped Out Furniture relocating to Muscatine, receives SBFL funds

All You Can Play golf special begins September 9

Disinformation prevalent on Carver Corner project

Qualified candidates sought for Parks and Recreation positions

"A Visualization of Hope” on exhibit at Muscatine Art Center

Firefighters quickly contain apartment fire Tuesday

Volunteer chaplains sought to work with Muscatine Police

Block of Iowa Avenue to be closed to traffic August 26

Traffic lights being used on South Houser; Houser Hill opens Friday

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