Michael Tilka
Reporter
Davenport, IA
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Michael is a native of Bettendorf and an Indiana University-Bloomington 2020 graduate
The two initially met at a campaign event in Des Moines in the 80s
The MVRBC is in current need of type-O blood, AB plasma, and convalescent plasma
The group has been meeting since the new year began
Both received the Pfizer vaccine
Monday’s class is the first of three weekly classes
The next swap meet will happen in February
The Friends and family have made the annual trip for the past decade
Both districts are optimistic for a better school semester
Businesses emphasize continued small business support in 2021
The manager is hoping to a return to full capacity when warm weather returns
The advice comes as yoga studios have adapted during the pandemic
The advice suggests starting small and staying committed
The storm is expected to bring multiple inches of snow to Northern QCA areas
Some said they haven’t returned to the theatres since the pandemic began
Churches will adapt with limited capacity services and online options
Dozens of Jewish and non-Jewish members of the community gathered for the event
The Henry-Stark Health Department decided Thursday to restrict bars and restaurants from allowing indoor dining.
The school will finish their current semester on December 18
A sergeant with the department said three things should be practiced to prevent theft
The school entered 100% online learning for all students in November
The frustration comes with the rules against organized league bowling
This is is the second year the event has been held following hiatus
The lawmakers say there have been 200,000 fraudulent claims in the state
This comes as government advisory panel chose healthcare workers and nursing home residents to be the first to receive the vaccine
Faculty found new virtual options that are worth keeping
The event featured groups like the MVRBC, Toys for Tots, and more
The event will hold approximately 750 people
The shelter says the number of people needing help since the pandemic began has doubled
Funeral home events have been limited to ten people in Illinois and 15 in Iowa
The Center says they are a thousand individual donations under where they have normally been
The center’s goal was to donate 3,000 meals this year
The clarification comes as owners across the state were confused as to whether or not their studios could stay open under the new mitigations
The request comes as covid cases rise across both Iowa and Illinois
Employees are relieved to keep there doors open for the time being
The Davenport ten-year-old was last seen over four months ago
The ceremony was held after the veteran’s home was remodeled
The two programs aim to grow reading skills and after school tutoring
Officials ask that people gather virtually with non-household members for thanksgiving this year
The University had 270 people apart of Pfizer’s global trials
In the QCA, three congressional races and the Iowa Senate race feature women as both major-party nominees
A record number of women are running for the House and Senate, and the impact is being seen in the Quad Cities area.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced new restrictions for nine Illinois counties due to high COVID positivity rate
The discovery was made through genetic genealogy
The district will start their second quarter on October 19
The fundraiser was to help single-parent families in the Muscatine area
One man is in custody following the alleged attempted kidnapping
The rally was made to encourage young, black males in the QCA
The concert was for country music star Joe Nichols
The non-profit has a variety of programs focused on helping the community