Michael Tilka
Reporter
Davenport, IA
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Michael is a native of Bettendorf and an Indiana University-Bloomington 2020 graduate
Berta started an online teaching company during the Pandemic
The two incidents were not related to one another
Yom HaShoah is also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day
The reaction comes as Moline PD has finished their own investigation
Multiple religious leaders recited prayers in Terrell’s memory
The celebration comes days after Davenport Police confirmed the discovery of Terrell’s remains in Clinton County
The business is opening roughly six weeks earlier compared to 2020
Some orders won’t be arriving for companies until 2022
The reminder comes following recent arrests
The proposed road does have support from the Colona Fire Dept.
The East Moline office closure comes as some companies choose to work from home permanently
Funds were raised through raffles and silent auction
St. Ambrose professor says prolonged pandemic stress can ‘change some of the chemistry’ of the brain
Recent studies have shown mental health symptoms double compared to pre-pandemic numbers
The board voted 5-to-1 to change the mascot with one not present
The group is rebuilding following a year of COVID-19 restrictions
Two people were injured between all three shootings.
Today marks one year since the first known COVID-19 case in Iowa
The meeting was the first one since the death of a Davenport middle school student last week
50 runners in Bettendorf gathered for the “frosty four fun run” at Devil’s Glen Park
Although mask wearing and vaccines are helping
The group consisted of over two dozen community leaders
Venues are looking to build momentum following lifted restrictions
Spotlight Theater is holding one of its’ first in-person performances in nearly a year next month
Elle Davis spent a week in Iowa City’s pediatric hospital after her diagnosis
The survey was conducted by the Harvard Business Review in Fall 2020
The fire left one person dead and another in critical condition
The dept. is reminding people following two recent structure fires in the area in homes that didn’t have proper smoke detectors
The lifted mitigations went into effect Sunday
Bars and restaurants in Illinois just recently were allowed to resume indoor dining
Richard “Skip” Jepson’s goal was to return home before Valentine’s day to spend with his wife of over 50 years
All three doctors all recommend getting the vaccine
The rollout of initial doses will take place over the first two weeks of February
The airport is adding flights to Denver in February
Hundreds showed up on Saturday for Jaycees QC Bridal Expo Saturday
With many students in the QCA already learning from their living room, some schools chose to just do online learning
Bettendorf sports complex continues on, attracts hundreds from across the country
The show comes as Illinois sees COVID numbers trend in positive direction
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