Your Guide to Our Great Community Q-C Living

QC Living your guide to our great community Q-C Living

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Area map . . . . 16-17 Higher Education .22, 24 Q-C perspective Phone Numbers . . . 26 As an old Native the Quad-Cities in the population exceeding serves as the home to Libraries ...... 26 American legend tells early 1920s when East 314,000 people. Adding Arsenal Island — the it, the area that became Moline, then the fourth- the other Illinois coun- largest island in the up- Top Q-C Employers . 27 the Quad-Cities was a largest city in the area, ties boosts that popula- per Mississippi. place so beautiful that, was included. tion to about 440,000 Arsenal Island also as the Great Father of Yet in the 1960s people. houses famous National Convention Centers . 24 the Waters was carving and ’70s, Bettendorf ’s Historically, the bluffs and Confederate cem- his way southward and population shot past East along the river were eteries and the original Entertainment . . 30-31 creating a new mighty Moline’s, so the Iowa home to the Sauk, Fox home of Col. George river, he turned his head city staked its claim as and Mesquakie tribes. Davenport. for a lingering look the fourth entity of the At one time, a village of The Quad-Cities has and altered the river’s Quad-Cities. 7,000 Sauk and Fox was become a popular Mid- course forever. Some people started one of the largest Native west tourist destination It’s where the Missis- using the name Quint- American settlements because of the Missis- sippi River runs east to Cities to avoid confusion in North America but sippi River, riverboat west, instead of north to and controversy, but the eventually gave way to gambling and entertain- south. name Quad-Cities stuck. the country’s westward ment venues such as the It’s also a place where The metropolitan area expansion. iWireless Center in Mo- “quad’’ has come to served by The Dispatch The first railroad ar- line, rated among the top mean more than four. and The Rock Island Ar- rived in 1854, followed such venues for several The region once was gus includes the rest of two years later by the consecutive years. called the Tri-City area, Rock Island County and building of the first rail The Quad-Cities is the in recognition of Dav- parts of Henry, Mercer bridge across the Missis- largest metropolitan area enport, Rock Island and and Whiteside counties sippi. on the Mississippi River Moline. on the Illinois side and The area boasted large, between Minneapolis It became known as Scott County, Iowa. bustling rail yards and and St. Louis. The Quad- Estimated populations became a mecca of the Cities is within a day’s of the area, according to farm-equipment manu- drive of many major met- Reserve your seat! census numbers, range facturing industry when ropolitan areas: Cedar from about 376,000 to John Deere settled his Sunday, August 7th – Wildrose Casino – $18 pp Rapids is 90 miles away; 450,000. The two largest company headquarters Peoria, 95; Springfield, Saturday, August 13th – Bishop Hill – $21 pp Pick up in Rock Island and Davenport Freight House counties, Rock Island and in the area. 150; Des Moines, 174; Call for more information 309.788.7932 Scott, have a combined The Quad-Cities also Chicago, 180; Milwaukee, 201; St. Louis, 240; India- Midsized Coaches • School Buses napolis, 303; Omaha, 305; NOW PURCHASING ALL GRADES OF Minneapolis, 330; Kansas City, 350; Cincinnati, 413; SCRAPSCCRAPC METAL and Detroit, 415. $ Bring In This Ad and Receive This book has been 10 ExtraExtra perp ton scrapp metal designed to share infor- ¢ mation about local cities, Transportation for Personal or Business Occasions! 3 /lb Extra on nonferrous towns, schools, colleges, HIRING MONITORS 3¢ Extra per lb Aluminum Cans parks, sites of interest, AND DRIVERS entertainment venues, Sign On Bonus For Drivers 3301 4th Ave. • Moline, IL notable events and a 309.788.7932 www.midlanddavis.com • 309-764-6723 variety of other facts and OPEN: Mon-Fri. 8am-4pm, Sat. 7:30am-11:30am figures newcomers espe- 115 31st Ave., Rock Island, IL cially may find useful. 2 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Towns — Aledo to Atkinson Providing Here is a list of area sold to fire departments vices: Police: 309-794-9111. cities, towns and villages, worldwide. Fire: 309-798-2030. Ambu- opportunities to our excluding unincorporated Population: 838. lance: 309-798-5406. areas: Village hall: 122 N. Main www.bhc.edu community through St.; 309-482-3424. Andover Aledo Village board meetings: higher education, 7 p.m. the first Monday Narrowly escaping Founded in 1855 by Levi after the first Tuesday at death in the war of 1812 career training and Willits, an early settler the Alexis Community convinced Andover’s and New Boston business- Center. founding father, Ithamar adult education man, and Judge John S. Nonemergency ser- Pillsbury, to become a Thompson, one of Mercer vices: Police: 309-482-5537. minister. Rev. Pillsbury sincesince 1946.1946. County’s first lawyers, Fire: 309-482-5551. founded Andover in 1835. Aledo became the Mercer His wife planned to join County seat in 1857. It also him in 1837 but died be- lured Chicago, Burling- Alpha fore she could make the ton and Quincy Railroad When Anson Calkins trip. The Rev. Lars Esb- to send its locomotives mapped out the town, he jorn, a Lutheran minis- through the city. The decided to name it Alpha ter, came to Andover and growing business envi- because he believed it founded the Jenny Lind ronment later inspired was the “beginning” of Chapel in 1850, a treasure officials to call Aledo: a great city. It owes its of Swedish-American “The City of Pride and existence, as many towns culture, largely made Progress.’’ in the nation do, to the possible by donations 309-796-5000 Population: 3,700. railroad system. People from Ms. Lind, an opera 6600 34th Ave. | Moline, IL 61265 City hall: 120 N. College from a now non-existent singer often referred to Ave.; 309-582-7241 town named Oxford as the Swedish Nightin- Website: aledoil.org moved three miles east gale. City council meetings: to a railroad junction to Population: 574. 6:30 p.m., with committee start Alpha. It was incor- Village hall: 342 5th St., meetings at 6:15 p.m., the porated Jan. 11, 1895. Andover; 309-521-8116. first and third Mondays of Population: 652. Village board meet- the month at city hall. Village hall: 102 S. 2nd ings: Nonemergency ser- St.; 309-629-9881. 7 p.m. the first Monday vices: Police: 309-582-2331. Website: villageofalpha. of the month at the vil- Fire: 309-582-2208. org lage hall, in the Ameri- Village board meetings: can Legion Building. Alexis 7 p.m. the first Monday of the month. Atkinson Thirty-six miles south Nonemergency servic- of Moline, Alexis was es: Police: 309-937-3911. Atkinson is surround- founded by Col. Robert ed by dozens of lakes Holloway and J.E. Alex- with all types of game ander and incorporated Andalusia fish. The Izaak Walton in 1870. It’s part of Mer- The old river town of League’s Giant Goose cer and Warren counties Andalusia was incorpo- Conservation area is just and encompasses the rated in 1884. Making east of the village, and townships of Suez, North buttons cut from mussel the Illinois-Mississippi Henderson, Spring Grove and clam shells taken out Canal is a mile north. and Kelly. The village of the Mississippi River The village’s park, gar- was named after the was a flourishing industry dens, flowering boule- Grand Duke of Alexis, in Andalusia in the 1920s vards and greenspace are an heir to a Russian and 1930s, but died out highly regarded. throne. The duke and a about 1945. Population: 953. guest spent time buffalo Population: 1,183. Village hall: 107 W. hunting in the area and Village hall: 221 1st St.; Main St.; 309-936-7658. stayed at Col. Holloway’s 309-798-2215. Website: atkinsonil.org home during the trip. Website: andalusiail.org Village board meet- Since 1947, the village Village board meetings: ings: 7 p.m. the first and has been headquarters of 7 p.m. the first and third third Monday of each the Alexis Fire Equip- Mondays of the month at month. ment, a manufacturer of the village hall. Nonemergency ser- fire and rescue apparatus Nonemergency services: Police: 309-936-7600. Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 3 Cities, Towns and Villages — Annawan to Coal Valley

Annawan Bettendorf son’s home parish in Bis- Buffalo Nonemergency ser- kopskulla, Sweden. Bishop vices: Police: 309-937-3911; Named after a Win- Elias Gilbert settled Hill leaders once refused to Buffalo, Iowa, origi- Fire: 309-937-5572; Ambu- nebago Indian chief, in a German-American allow the Chicago, Burling- nally was known as Clark’s lance: 309-937-2526. according to a 1953 town named Lillienthal in ton and Quincy Railroad Ferry in honor of its centennial publication. 1850. The town later was to lay tracks to the city. founder, Capt. Benjamin Carbon Cliff Annawan drew its first renamed Gilbert in his The colony also sent an Clark, a Virginia native settlers to live near its honor, then became Betten- entire company of men and military commander Coal mines in the hills Green River marshes in dorf in January 1903, after to fight for the Union in in the Black Hawk War along what is now Illinois 1846, and the population industrialists William and the Civil War. Mr. Jansson who settled in Scott 84 near the Rock River expanded more when the Joseph Bettendorf moved was murdered in 1850, and County in 1833. Capt. Clark in Rock Island County Chicago, Rock Island and their iron-wagon factory, the commune was broken platted the town in 1836 provided the inspiration Pacific Railroad came the Bettendorf Axle Co., up in 1861, with the land along the Mississippi River for this village’s name. through in 1853, lead- there from Davenport. divided among members. west of Davenport. Nearby Carbon Cliff existed for ing landowners Charles Population: 33,217. The utopian settlement’s attractions include Buffalo many years before getting Atkinson and James City hall: 1609 State St.; buildings, however, remain Shores Recreation Area incorporated in 1907. 563-344-4000. Grant to plat the village. and draw tourists world- and the YMCA’s Camp Abe Church records date back Website: bettendorf.org to the 1850s. The village Draining swamps left wide. Lincoln. City council meetings: got its first telephone rich farmland that lured Population: 130. Population: 1,298. Full council at 7 p.m. the City hall: 329 Dodge St., poles in 1909 and electric a large influx of Europe- Village hall: 201 W. Knox first and third Tuesday of P.O. Box 557; 563-381-2226. lights in 1912. an settlers between 1860 St.; 309-927-3353. the month, and a commit- Website: buffaloiowa.org Population: 2,046. and 1920. Interstate 80 Website: bishophill.com and U.S. 6 give Annawan tee of the whole at 5 p.m. City council meetings: Village hall: 106 1st Ave.; on both prior evenings, Village board meetings: residents easy access to 7 p.m. the first Monday of 309-792-8235. generally the first and 6 p.m. the second Wednes- the Quad-Cities, 33 miles each month. Website: carbon-cliff. third Monday of the day of the month in the to the west. Nonemergency services: com month. municipal building. Population: 861. Police: 563-381-4733; Fire: Village board meetings: Nonemergency services: Nonemergency services: Village hall: 200 N. 563-381-3473. 7 p.m. the first and third Police: 563-344-4015; Fire: Police: 770-288-8200 Fire: Tuesdays of the month. Meadow Lane; 309-935- 563-344-4052; Ambulance: 309-927-3360. Nonemergency ser- 6226. Cambridge Medic EMS, 563-323-1000. vices: Police: 309-788-8988; Website: annawanil.org Blue Grass Christened June 9, 1843, Fire: 309-496-2901. Village board meet- Bishop Hill Cambridge was built ings: 6:30 p.m. the second Blue Grass, Iowa, is on near Sugar Tree Grove Tuesday of each month at In the rolling Henry an original Indian trail and selected as the Henry Coal Valley the village hall. County farmland between between the Mississippi County seat in February Coal mines operated Nonemergency ser- Cambridge and Galva, and Cedar rivers and first 1843 after lengthy debates by Welsh miners in the vices: Police: 309-935-6250; Bishop Hill is one of the was known as Blue Grass in the state legislature. southern edge of Rock Fire and ambulance: 309- county’s biggest tourist Point. The area was settled Cambridge was incorpo- Island County, south of 935-6222. draws. Founded in 1846 by in 1836 and incorporated in rated Dec. 31, 1853. The Moline and the Rock Swedish religious dissi- 1903. It’s north of Buffalo, Henry County Agricul- River, lent Coal Valley its CY’S RENTAL dent Erik Jansson and his Iowa, and west of Daven- ture Society organized name. The community WE HAVE: Banquet Tables • Round Tables followers, the communal port on U.S. 61 at the west- and planned the first was founded in 1856. In • Chairs • China • Flatware • Glasses settlement numbered 1,200 ern end of Scott County. county fair in October 1892, 28 residents signed a • Chafing Dishes • Cocktail Tables people by 1852 and soon Population: 1,623. 1853. petition asking the town “We Rent Almost Anything!” had 12,000 acres under cul- City hall: 114 N. Missis- Population: 2,121. board to build a town 563-324-1307 • 312 E. Locust • Dav. tivation.The town’s name sippi St.; 563-381-4700. Village hall: 123 W. Ex- hall. Work was begun Delivery Service Available • Free Parking in Rear was derived from Mr. Jans- Website: bluegrassia.org change St.; 309-937-2570. in September 1892 and City council meetings: Website: cambridgeil. completed by Thanksgiv- 7 p.m. the first and third org ing. It cost $3,000. Money Stay In Your Home. Monday of each month. Village board meetings: was raised by a benefit Nonemergency services: 6 p.m. the last Monday performance. We can help. Police: 563-381-1485, an- of the month at village Population: 3,743. swering machine: 563-381- administrative offices, 124 Village hall: 900 1st St.; • CPAPs and supplies 2800; Fire: 563- 381-1234. W. Exchange Street. P.O. Box 105; 309-799-3604. • Walkers and canes Website: coalvalleyil- linois.org • Wheelchairs st 1 Farm Credit Services Village board meetings: • Hospital beds YOUR FIRST CHOICE ® ® 6 p.m. the first and third Kelly’s Home Medical Ag Lending • Crop Insurance • Home Loans Wednesday of the month. Davenport: 563-386-1553 400 E. Main Street • Aledo, IL 61231 Nonemergency ser- Moline: 309-762-1011 (800) 396-9041 • www.1stfarmcredit.com vices: Police: 309-799-5416; Equal Credit Opportunity Lender. Equal Opportunity Provider. Fire 309-799-5534. 4 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Towns — Colona to Donahue

Colona a premier river boating nificent collection of and recreation desti- paintings and prints by Voters in the village nation, is adjacent to Iowa native Grant Wood. of Colona and city of Cordova. Population: 102,448. Green Rock approved Population: 665. City hall: 226 W. 4th the first merger of two Village hall: 906 Main St.; 563-888-2070. equal partners into Ave.; 309-654-2646. Website: cityofdaven- a new city in Illinois Website: cordovail.org portiowa.com history. The 1995 refer- Village board meet- City council meetings: endum decision created ings: 6:30 p.m. the third 5:30 p.m. the first and Call your travel agent for airfares and packages. Visit qcairport.com the new city of Colona, Thursday of each third Wednesdays for with just less than 5,000 month. The committee committee of the whole, residents. The two com- meets at 6:30 p.m. the and 5:30 p.m. the second munities, neighbors second Thursday of the and fourth Wednesday across Illinois 84 just month. for city council meet- FlyFly TheThe FlagFlag south of the Rock River Nonemergency servic- ings. AskAskAAksk abouta aboutb out theteth ttheeee TelescopingTlTTelescoping eee l e esescopscopsccopopopin ig FlagpoleFlFlagpole lagpagagpoeole in Henry County, began es: Police: 309-654-2600; Nonemergency servic- operating as one city in Fire 309-654-2371. es: Police: 563-326-7979; andandaand ourour NEWNEW W SolarSSoSolaSolaroolarlar FlagFlagag PolePPoPolePolole Light!LigLighLight!hth 1997. Henry County’s Fire: 563-326-7906. • Rope & Pulley first resident, Dr. Baker, Davenport settled in what would FREE become Colona in 1835. Davenport was rec- Dixon • Maintenance Colona is the third larg- ognized nationally in Dixon, Iowa, is in FREE est city in Henry County, 2007 as the “most livable northwest Scott County. • Noise FREE Your Flag Store and more! with a population of small city in the coun- The Wapsi River Envi- • Durable 2018 4th Ave., Rock Island 5,173 (2000 census) try,’’ yet is the third ronmental Education 1-800-798-7471 • 788-7471 Population: 5,100. largest city in Iowa. Center is two miles City hall: 100 E. 9th Founder Antoine northwest of town. Ave.; 309-792-8628 LeClaire named the city Population: 248. Website: colonail.com in honor of his friend, City hall: 610 Daven- City council meetings: Col. George Davenport, port St.; 563-843-3425. We Buy 6:30 p.m. the second and an English trader and Town council meet- fourth Mondays of the ferryman with a home ings: 7 p.m. the first month at city hall. on Rock Island, now Wednesday of the month Scrap Metal Nonemergency servic- known as Arsenal Is- at the old fire station. es: Police: 309-792-1511; land. Davenport became Nonemergency servic- Henry County Sher- a mecca for German es: Scott County Sheriff ’s iff ’s Department when immigrants, whose Department: 563-326-8625. Colona’s department numbers grew from 60 Fire: 563-843-2911. is closed: 309-755-8747; in 1846 to 2,500 two years Fire: 309-792-3231. later. The first railroad Donahue bridge to cross the Mis- WATCH FOR sissippi was completed Donahue, Iowa, in Cordova from Rock Island to Scott County about MONTHLY This town near the Davenport in 1856. seven miles north- SPECIALS! northern end of Rock Davenport features west of Davenport, is Island County is home include the Quad City the birthplace of the to the Cordova Drag- Symphony, riverboat antique tractor pull, • Scrap Steel way Park and has great gaming, the Mississippi started by the Eastern • Copper views of the river. Valley Blues Festival, Iowa Tractor Pullers • Brass Cordova historically Quad City Air Show, Association. The town had a strong pearl and world-famous Bix hosts an annual Fron- • Aluminum Cans button industry, along Beiderbecke Memorial tier Days every Labor • Stainless Steel with lumber and ship- Jazz Festival and Bix Day weekend. ping trade and lime- 7 Race. It’s also home Population: 369. • Car Bodies extraction and sand/ to the RiverCenter/ City hall: 106 1st Ave.; • And Much More gravel industries, all of Adler Theatre, Putnam P.O. Box 79; 563-282-4161. which are things of the Museum of History and City council meetings: 640 Schmidt Rd., Davenport, IA 563-328-3601 past. A leading area em- Natural Sciences and 7 p.m. the first Monday HABLA ESPANOL ployer now is the Exelon the Figge Art Museum, of each month. Certified ISO 9001:2000 & ISO 14001:2004 Quad-Cities Generating one of the largest art Nonemergency servic- www.altermetalrecycling.com Station just north of institutions in Iowa, es: Ambulance: Medic town. Princeton Beach, which features a mag- EMS, 563-323-1000. Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 5 Towns — Durant to

Durant third Mondays of the small, triangle-shaped month. park in the business Benjamin B. Bray- Nonemergency servic- district, was bought by ton, a civil engineer es: Police: 309-752-1555, the village founders for employed by the Rock 309-797-0402 (Dispatch $15 in 1872. Many early Island Railroad, came to Center); Fire: 309- 752- settlers of Erie were town in 1854 to negotiate 1505 (administrative natives of Erie County, railroad business, and offices at 1523 Morton N.Y., and called an ox- laid out and platted the Drive). bow lake near their new town during that visit. home Lake Erie. When a His close friend, Thomas precinct was organized, C. Durant, donated $800 Eldridge it became known as to build a new school- Scots, Irish Presbyte- Erie. house for children of rians and immigrants Population: 1,547. the new community, from the Schleswig- Village office: 901 8th so Mr. Brayton named Holstein area of Ger- Ave.; 309-659-7740. the town in honor of many were the first to Website: villageoferie. his friend. The farming settle this area north of com community of Durant, Davenport in the 1840s. Village board meet- Iowa, is about 25 miles The town of Eldridge ings: 6:30 p.m. the west of Davenport on Junction, Iowa, was second Tuesday of every We’re the Scott/Cedar county established July 2, 1871, month at the village line. The Durant Polka on land donated by office. all about Fest is held every Sep- Jacob M. Eldridge. The Nonemergency tember. town prospered, becom- services: Police: 309-659- Population: 1,825. ing a railroad hub until 7792; Fire/Ambulance: City hall: 402 6th St.; the railroad failed, was 309-659-2244. 563-785-4451. sold and was moved to Website: cityofduran- Oxford Junction by the tiowa.com new owner. The Eldridge Geneseo City council meetings: Volunteer Fire Depart- 6 p.m. the second and ment was formed after Geneseo was settled fourth Mondays of the the “Great Fire of 1904’’ in the early 19th century month. destroyed six buildings, by a group of families Nonemergency servic- two homes and three who sought religious es: Police: 563-785-6049; rail cars filled with freedom and finan- Fire 563-785-4526. cedar fence posts. The cial opportunity. They 309-752-0868 • 1235 14th Ave., East Moline area has experienced emigrated from Bergen tempomarine.com rapid growth in the last and Geneseo in Gen- East Moline 20 years. esee County, upper New York state. The name East Moline was Population: 5,907. “Geneseo,’’ of American founded upriver from City hall: 305 N. 3rd BUYING? SELLING? Indian origin, means Moline in 1895 by a St.; 563-285-4841. JUST LOOKING? “Pleasant Valley.’’ The group of investors, in- Website: cityofel- original town of 40 acres cluding members of the dridgeia.org I’m Ready was recorded in Henry Velie and Deere fami- City council meetings: County on July 12, 1838, lies, and incorporated 7 p.m. the first and third When You Are! and the city was char- in 1903 as a village and Mondays of each month. tered by the state on in 1907 as a city. In 1914, Nonemergency ser- “ Bringing Feb. 16, 1865. it annexed Watertown, vices: Police: 563 285- Buyers a community founded 3919; Fire: 563-285-9827; Population: 6,537. and Sellers in 1856 that was once an Ambulance: 563-285-8700. City hall:115 S. Oak- Together” important coal-shipping wood Ave.; 309-944-6419. point. Erie Website: cityofgen- Population: 21,175. eseo.com City hall: 915 16th Erie, a community City council meeting: Ave.; 309-752-1599 closely tied to agri- 6 p.m. the second Tues- MaryML Lou BBennett-McClean (mayor’s office). culture, is in the Rock day of each month. Licensed in IL & IA Website: eastmoline. River Valley in the Nonemergency com southwest corner of services: Police: 309-944- 309-781-7130 City council meetings: Whiteside County. The 5141; Fire: 309-944-5544; 6:30 p.m. the first and principal landmark, a Ambulance: 309-944-5141. 6 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Cities, Towns and Villages — Hampton to LeClaire

Hampton Joy Territory, a name given in the winter of 1836- who received a tract by the Sauk and Fox 37. Others were added of former Indian land Henry McNeil settled The largest communi- Indians for the sandy the following spring. at the top of the Rock on the Illinois bank of ty in Millersburg Town- yellow clay soil in the The Little Cabin, built Island Rapids in the the Mississippi River in ship is the incorporated riverbanks. The Yellow- in 1837, still stands at Treaty of 1832. Easy ac- 1827 or ‘28, calling the village of Joy, which is banks Territory, consist- South and Beach streets. cess to Interstate 80 and spot McNeil’s Landing. on the former Chicago, ing of Keithsburg, New The city’s name was the I-80 bridge, as well Just upstream from East Burlington and Quincy Boston and Oquawka, changed to Kewanee in as U.S. 67, Iowa’s Great Moline, it was one of Railroad and Illinois became part of a tract 1854 when the first train River Road, contributed the few safe havens for 17. The first settlers of which veterans of the arrived in the area. to a boom in residential steamboats amid the of the area were Har- War of 1812 could claim Kewanee is a Winnebago and commercial devel- Mississippi’s infamous rison Riggs, Ebenezer parcels as military word for “prairie chick- opment. Attractions Rock Island Rapids. Joel Creswell and Edward bounty. en,’’ a bird common to include the Buffalo Bill Museum, the annual Thompson, who settled Willits. Population: 586. the region. Tug Fest with Port By- on the border between Population: 396. Village hall: 302 S. Population: 12,944. ron and quaint shops, McNeil’s Landing Village hall: 200 W. 14th St.; 309-374-2311. City hall: 401 E. 3rd including Antique Ar- and Well’s Ferry, near Main St.; 309-584-4127. Website: keithsburg. St.; 309-852-2611. com Website: cityofke- chaeology, whose owner, what’s now 8th Street, Village board meet- Mike Wolfe, and partner ings: 7 p.m. the third Village board meet- wanee.com requested a post office Frank Fritz, are hosts Wednesday of the ings: 6:30 p.m. the City council meetings: under the name of “Mi- of “American Pickers,” month. second Monday of each 7 p.m. the second and lan,’’ but because there a television show on the Nonemergency servic- month. fourth Monday of the already was a Milan in History Channel. es: Police: 309-584-4127; Nonemergency ser- month. Illinois, the government Population: 3,878. Fire: 309-584-4326. vices: 309-374-2369. Non-Emergency officially declared the services: Police: 309-853- City hall: 325 Wiscon- village’s name as Hamp- Kewanee 1911, TDD 309-853-1808; sin St., 563-289-4242. ton on Feb. 1, 1838. Keithsburg Fire and ambulance: Website: leclaireiowa. Population: 1,848. Kewanee sits on land 309-852-2115. gov Village hall: 520 1st Keithsburg was plat- once home to the Pot- City council meet- Ave., P.O. Box 77; 309-755- ted in 1837 by Robert tawatomie, Winnebago, LeClaire ings: 7 p.m. each Mon- 7165. Keith, an educated Sauk and Fox tribes. In day. Official actions Scottish immigrant, and the fall of 1835, Caleb J. Known as Buffalo Bill are taken on the first Village board meet- first was called Keith’s Tenny, of Wethersfield, Cody’s home and a river and third Mondays; the ings: 7 p.m. the second Landing. It once was Conn., opened a settle- pilot’s base, LeClaire, second and fourth are and fourth Mondays of the second largest city ment in Henry County in Scott County, Iowa, committee-of-the-whole the month. in Mercer County and near an Andover Colony offers a small-town sessions. Website: hamptonil. county seat. he had started earlier atmosphere and beauti- Nonemergency ser- org It has been known as that year. The first cabin ful Mississippi River vices: Police and fire: Nonemergency servic- Middle Yellowbanks and in his new Wethers- vistas. It was named 563-289-4242; Ambulance: es: Police: 309-755-4524; was in the Yellowbanks field Colony was built after Antoine LeClaire, Medic EMS, 563-323-1000. Fire: 309-755-6182.

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Long Grove Matherville the first post office was center of Saukenuk Street. That accessible established in 1865. in the early 1800s. The power supply drew John Long Grove, Iowa, Hopkins Boone, Population: 179. present village, just Deere to the city to takes its name from a nephew of frontiersman City hall: None. City south of Rock Island build his self-scouring long strip of timberland Daniel Boone, was one clerk’s address is 9100 and the Rock River, grew steel plow. Moline is the stretching from Walnut of the first settlers in New Liberty Road, Wal- around flour and paper world headquarters of Grove to Allen’s Grove the Matherville area. cott, Iowa; city clerk’s mills that once flour- Deere & Co. north of the present Coal found near the phone is 563-391-5406. ished along the river. Population: 43,483. Scott Park Road in Boone settlement lured Website: maysvilleio- Founded as Camden City hall: 619 16th St.; northern Scott County. mining companies and wa.com Mills in 1843, the town 309-524-2000. Alexander and James the railroad. The village City council meetings: allegedly was renamed Website: moline.il.us Brownlie bought the was named after George 7 p.m. the second Monday to please a watchmaker City council meetings: timber ridge in 1838 Mather, a salesman for of every month at the who wanted to name The committee of the a New York railroad and built a log cabin. Maysville Community his watches after the whole meets at 6:30 p.m. track supply firm, in Alexander Brownlie’s Center and fire station. town in which they were the first four Tuesdays exchange for a sizable unique two-story sod Nonemergency made; the new name, of the month on the discount on materi- house, as well as Scott numbers: Police: Scott Milan, would give the second floor of city hall. als for the Rock Island County Park, Walnut County Sheriff ’s Depart- watches a more Europe- The city council meet- Grove Pioneer Village Southern Railroad. ment, 563-326-8625. an flair. However, none In 1911, at the time of ing follows the commit- and the annual Long ever were produced. tee meeting. During the incorporation, it was Population: 5,105. Grove Strawberry Fest, McCausland summer, the council draw thousands of visi- called Village of Mather, Village hall: 405 E. 1st and later Matherville takes off one week each tors to this small town McCausland, Iowa, just St. 309-787-8500. Population: 689. month. Check the city’s each year. south of the Wapsipini- Website: milanil.org. Village hall: 500 2nd website for the summer Population: 840. con River in northeast- Village board meet- St.; 309-754-8814. schedule. City hall: 104 S. 1st St.; ern Scott County, was the ings: 5:30 p.m. the first Website: mathervil- Nonemergency servic- 563-285-4904. boyhood home of Buf- and third Mondays of leil.govoffice2.com es: Police: 309-797-0401; Website: longgroveia. falo Bill Cody. The Cody the month Village board meet- homestead is a popular Fire: 309-524-2250. org. Nonemergency servic- ings: 6 p.m. last Monday tourist stop. City council meetings: es: Police: 309-787-8520, of the month. Population: 314. 7 p.m. the second Tues- TDD 309-787-0202; Fire: New Boston Nonemergency servic- City hall: 305 N. Salina 309-787-1131. day of the month. New Boston is Mercer es: Police: 309-582-5194. St., P.O. Box 277; 563-225- Nonemergency County’s oldest com- 3600. services: Police: 563-285- Moline munity and was laid out Website: cityofmccaus- 4904; Fire: 563-285-4637; Maysville in 1834 on land owned land.com Moline was incorpo- by William Dennison, Ambulance: Medic EMS, Maysville, Iowa, is City council meetings: rated in 1848, basing 563-323-1000, Medic northwest of the Quad- 7 p.m. the second Tues- its name on the French the first settler of the EMS/Eldridge Ambu- Cities, off Iowa 130 in day of the month. word “moulin,’’ or county. It once was lance Facility, 563-285- northern Scott County. It Nonemergency servic- “mill,’’ because of its surveyed by Abraham 8700. was settled in 1856, and es: Police: 563-225-3600; mills along the Missis- Lincoln. The city was a Fire: 563-225-6464. sippi River. They used temporary county seat water power generated when civil government Community Banking Milan by David Sears, who first was established in built a dam across a Mercer County in 1835. The Milan area was channel of the Missis- It was at New Boston For Over 125 Years! part of the Sauk and sippi in 1837 at the foot that William Drury, in Home & Auto Loans • Rewards Checking Fox Indian population of present-day 15th association with Levi Agricultural & Business Loans & Leases Willits, founded the Hilpipre Auction county’s first mercantile Mobile Banking & Deposit • Much More! Company was firm. Family Heritage founded by Mr. Merv Orion • Cambridge • Aledo • Moline (Rt 6) Since 1914 Hilpipre. He started the Population: 658. Moline (John Deere Rd) • Annawan • Bettendorf company over 52 years City hall: 405 Main St.; ago. The family’s auctioneer- 309-587-8181. ing tradition was started in 1914 Website: cityofnew- with the late C.A. Hilpipre, Merv’s father. Over the company’s history bostonil.com CELEBRATING there have been nearly 5,000 auc- City council meetings: tions conducted. These auctions 7 p.m. the second and have encompassed a variety fourth Wednesdays of of assets. Hilpipre Auction 102 YEARS319.235.6007 Company specializes in every month. Fax 319.234.1751 selling machinery, Nonemergency servic- 2862 Wagner Rd. ◆ Waterloo, IA 50703 equipment, and real es: Police: 309-337-0656; www.hilpipre.com ◆ Email: [email protected] estate. Fire: 309-587-8500. 8 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Cities, Towns and Villages — New Liberty to New Windsor

New Liberty City hall: 795 Main iff ’s Department, 563-326- honor of Scotland’s Wind- Population: 740. Street, P.O. Box 39; 563-843- 8625; Fire: 563- 843-3911; sor Castle, per a suggestion Village hall: 125 N. 3rd New Liberty, in north- 3246 (city clerk). Ambulance: Medic EMS, from one of the town’s Ave.; 309-667-2377. western Scott County, off City council meetings: 563-323-1000. founding fathers. New was Village board meetings: Iowa 130, was established 7 p.m. the third Monday of added to Windsor’s post of- 7 p.m. the first Monday of when the railroad came each month. New Windsor fice and train depot names, the month. through the area in 1881. Nonemergency services: Its official name is Vil- after discovering another Nonemergency services: Population: 142. Police: Scott County Sher- lage of Windsor, named in Windsor existed. Police: 309-582-5194.

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 9 Cities, Towns and Villages — Oak Grove to Princeton

Oak Grove the month. Village hall: 1202 4th St., Population: 139. Haswell Pinneo was the Nonemergency services: P.O. Box 69; 309-526-8139. City hall: Pleasant Val- first permanent settler Joseph Patrizi started a Police: 309-794-1230; Fire: Website: orionil.org. ley 122 Short St.; P.O. Box of what would become mobile-home park south of 309-787-2459. Village board meetings: 311; (563) 529-4580 (mayor’s Princeton in 1836. The Milan in Rock Island Coun- 7:30 p.m. the first and third phone number.) town’s first recorded plan ty in 1947. He incorporated Orion Mondays of the month. City council meetings: 6 dates to 1853, and the city Oak Grove Park in 1956 Nonemergency services: p.m. the third Wednesday was incorporated in 1857. after Bowling Township The town of Deanington, Police: 309-526-3403. of the month. Sites of interest include voters refused granting in northwest Henry Coun- Nonemergency services: the Buffalo Bill Cody him a liquor license for his ty, was founded in 1853 by Panorama Park Police: Scott County Sher- Homestead at 28050 230th restaurant, the Old Oaks. Charles W. Dean. The name iff ’s Department, 563-326- Ave., Princeton, and the The name of the town was was changed to Orion on Panorama Park, Iowa, is 8625; Fire: Bettendorf Fire Princeton Wildlife Area. shortened in 1958 to avoid Nov. 11, 1865, as requested off Valley Drive between Department, 563-344-4052; Population: 928. confusion with a Chicago by a petition of citizens. U.S. Highway 67 and the Ambulance: Medic EMS, City hall: 311 3rd St., P.O. suburb. U.S. 67 divides two The Bank of Orion, orga- Mississippi River and is 563-323-1000. Box 307; 563-289-5315. mobile-home parks that nized Jan. 1, 1889, survived surrounded by the city Website: princetoniowa. comprise the bulk of the the Great Depression and of Bettendorf. Residents Princeton us town. was one of the first in incorporated Panorama as City council meetings: 6 Population: 590. Henry County permitted to a city on May 15, 1953, after The Mississippi River p.m. the second Thursday Village hall: Box 566, reopen after the 1933 bank- Scott County turned down community of Princeton, of the month. Milan; village hall answer- ing moratorium. An Orion a petition to maintain their Iowa, is northeast of Nonemergency services: ing service 309-787-1056. Fall Festival is a Labor Day muddy main street. Eagle’s the Quad-Cities in Scott Police: 563-289-3454; Fire: Village board meetings: Weekend favorite. Landing Park is a city County, flanking Iowa’s 563-289-4200; Ambulance: 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of Population: 1,833. feature. Great River Road, U.S. 67. Medic EMS, 563-323-1000. Sympathy & Care

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10 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Cities, Towns and Villages — Port Byron to Riverdale

Port Byron mouth of the Rock River, Website: rapidscity.us sions in 1948. Riverdale City hall: 110 Manor the site of present-day Village board meetings: residents objected and Drive; 563-355-2511. Port Byron, upstream Prophetstown in southern 7 p.m. the second Tuesday petitioned Oct. 4, 1950, to Website: riverdaleia.org from Hampton and Rap- Whiteside County. Capt. of the month. incorporate as a separate City council meetings: ids City in Rock Island Abraham Lincoln and his Nonemergency ser- city. A three-year legal 7 p.m. the first and third County, was settled in 1828 men burned the village vices: Police: 309-496-9123; battle ended with the Iowa Tuesday of the month. by brothers Thomas and during the Black Hawk Fire: 309-523-2140. Supreme Court ruling for Nonemergency ser- Robert Syms, who lived in War. Asa Crook became Riverdale on a technical- vices: Police: Scott County one of the only two cabins the first European settler Reynolds ity in 1953. Sheriff ’s Department, 563- on the Mississippi River there in 1834. The town Population: 415. 326-8625; Fire: 563-355-2211. between Fort Armstrong was platted in 1838 and Rufus Walker and and Galena. The first post- incorporated in 1859. The Meigs Wait were respon- master, Archibald Allen, city once was home to the sible for giving the town dubbed the area Canaan, Eclipse lawn-mower fac- its beginning in 1876. for the biblical “promised tory. Prophetstown State They asked a coal mine land.’’ One of the battles owner to consider a rail- Join Us For Park lures tourists to the road route from Milan to of the Black Hawk War Rock. Reynolds. The first settler occurred in the area, Population: 2,007. during which the few in the area was James City hall: 339 Washing- residents stayed at Fort Robinson in 1833, who ac- ton St.; 815-537-5598. Armstrong, now known tually settled nearer to the Website: prophetstown- Worship as Arsenal Island. The present site of Edgington. il.org town was registered with The first building in town City council meetings: the government in 1832 was the depot, which later 8 p.m. the second Tuesday Now aaccepting donations for our and laid out in 1836. Tradi- became a depot for the BikersBik Against Bullying (B.A.B.) tion has it that business- of each month. Rock Island Lines. ride & silent auction on man Nathaniel Belcher Nonemergency ser- Population: 523. September 3rd. named the community for vices: Police: 815-537-2387; Village hall: 222 W. Fire: 815-537-2215. the poet Lord Byron. An Main; 309-372-4600. B.A.B. Change a Childs Life! annual Tug Fest versus Village board meetings: Hope Grace LeClaire, Iowa, pulls in Rapids City 7 p.m. the second Monday Motorcycle Ministry of the month. Bikers Against loads of tourists each This Mississippi River Colona, IL August. Nonemergency ser- village upstream from Population: 1,650. vices: Police: 309-794-1230; Bullying East Moline and Hampton Village hall: 120 S. Main Fire: 309-372-4212. was founded July 15, 1856, St., P.O. Box 438; 309-523- as a coal-mining commu- 3705. For more information, nity. It was named Rapids Riverdale Website: portbyronil. please call 309-269-9022 com. City because it was at the Roughly 1.8 square Worship Services: Every Sunday 7:30 p.m. Village board meetings: head of the famous Rock miles in size, surrounded 6 p.m. the first and third Island Rapids, where the by Bettendorf and saddled Monday of each month. Mississippi River switch- with that city’s mailing Nonemergency ser- es from flowing north and addresses, Riverdale, vices: Police: 309-523-2230; south to flowing east and Iowa, is home to Scott Fire: 309-523-2511. west. The rapids impeded Community College and river travel for years Alcoa’s Davenport Works, before a 6-foot channel one of the world’s largest God loving, people friendly Prophetstown was blasted through the aluminum-manufacturing The great Sauk and Fox rock in the 1870s, and the plants. Alcoa’s plant con- Join us at war leader Black Hawk’s LeClaire lateral dam was struction in 1946 started friend and adviser, Wabok- built in 1906. a building boom. Because All Saints Episcopal Church ieshiek, known as The Population: 960. it was along Bettendorf ’s Prophet, presided over a Village hall: 1204 4th east side, Bettendorf lead- 2420 41st St., Moline Winnebago Indian village Ave., P.O. Box 134; 309-496- ers sought to annex the 309-797-2515 about 35 miles from the 2321. new Riverdale subdivi- Worship Sunday at 9 am Wednesday Service at 7 am Special Services: services: - Blessing of the Pets 10/2/16 - - Veterans Day Service 11/13/16 - weather • news • entertainment • classifieds • jobs vehicles • homes • auction • marketplace www.allsaintsepiscopalqc.org

Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 11 Cities, Towns and Villages — Rock Island to Woodhull Schools

Rock Island a pioneer family that experienced new growth west of the Quad-Cities. Alleman High School settled in the area. in the 2000s when the It was platted in 1854 The tongue of land Population: 215. Tournament Players and named the following 1103 40th St., Rock between the Mississippi Village hall: 201 Maple Club at Deere Run golf year for William Wal- Island and Rock rivers was St.; P.O. Box 36; village course opened. It’s home cott, a Chicago & Rock Website: allemanhigh- inhabited long before clerk 309-586-5341 to the John Deere Clas- Island Railroad director school.org Europeans came to the Village board meet- sic tournament, a PGA who donated $500 for a Parochial (Catholic) area. Today’s Black ings: 7 p.m. the third Tour event. school. The city incor- high school Hawk State Historic Monday of each month Population: 7,526. porated in 1894. Three 309-786-7793 Site was the site of Nonemergency ser- City hall: 121 11th St., years later, it became Saukenuk, a large Sauk vice: Police: 309-582-5194 309-792-4804 (mayor’s of- the first rural commu- and Fox Indian village Mercer County Sheriff ’s fice), 309-792-9181 (clerk’s nity in Scott County to All Saints where the war leader Department; Fire 309- office). build a water system. In Catholic School Black Hawk lived in the 586-4023. Website: silvisil.org 1911, the Bankers’ Jour- early 19th century. The City council meetings: nal proclaimed Walcott 1926 Marquette St., strategic importance of Sherrard 6:30 p.m. the first and the richest town in the Davenport Fort Armstrong on Rock third Tuesdays of each country in terms of per- Parochial (Catholic) Island — now Arsenal The village was month. capita savings. Walcott’s elementary school Island — and the logisti- incorporated in 1896. Nonemergency ser- sister city is Bredenbek, 563-324-3205 cal hazard of the Rock Sherrard boasted a large vices: Police: 309-792-1841, Germany. Website: ascsdav.org Island Rapids spurred population when the TDD 309-792-1497; Fire: Population: 1,630. the founding and growth town’s coal mines were 309-792-9533, TDD 309-792- City hall: 128 W. Lin- of the village of Ste- thriving, but when the 1497. coln St., P.O. Box 247; AlWood phenson in 1835. It be- coal played out, people 563-284- 6571. School District came Rock Island when moved away. Today, Viola Website: cityofwalcott. it was incorporated in many of the residents com 301 E. 5th Ave., Wood- 1841 and quickly became work in the Quad-Cities. Established in 1856, City council meetings: hull one of Illinois’ most The village has two Viola sits at the cross- 6 p.m. the first and third 309-334-2719 important cities, boast- churches and a library. roads of U.S. 67 and Monday of each month. Website: alwood.net ing 20 years later about Population: 614. Illinois 17 in Mercer Nonemergency servic- AlWood Middle/High, its free education at five Village hall: 517 3rd County. The marigold is es: Police: 563-284-6672 301 E. 5th Ave., Wood- schools, cultural op- St.; 309-593-2415. the official village flower or 563-284-6571, ext. 14; hull, 309-334-2102 portunities, hotels, gas Website: sherrardil. and residents plant them Fire: 563-284-6571, ext. AlWood Elementary, lighting, nine churches, org in flower planters along 19; Ambulance: Medic 101 E. A St., Alpha, 309- telegraph services, a vol- Village board meet- the two highways. The EMS, 563-323-1000. 629-5011 unteer fire department ings: 7 p.m. the second village’s United Method- and a daily newspaper. Monday of the month. ist Church has held an Woodhull The Rock Island Pub- Nonemergency ser- annual chicken supper in Annawan lic Library, founded in vice: Police: 309-593-2512; the fall since 1901. First known as Heath- School District 1873, was the first public Fire: 309-593-2412. Population: 927. land, then Leoti — an library in Illinois. Village hall: 1305 17th American Indian word 501 W. South St., An- Population: 39,018. Silvis Ave.; 309-596-2513. for “wildflowers” — nawan City hall: 1528 3rd Website: villageofviola. the town was renamed 309-935-6781 Ave.; 309-732-2012. Silvis, originally org Woodhull for Maxwell Website: annawan226. Website: rigov.org called Pleasant Valley, Village board meet- Woodhull, a New York org City council meetings: was named after Rich- ings: 7 p.m. the first City native who plat- Annawan High 6:45 p.m. every Monday ard Shippen Silvis, an Monday of the month. ted the village in 1857, School, 501 W. South St., except the last of each original settler whose Nonemergency ser- preparing for the arrival 309-935-6781 month, except in July family operated the vices: Police: 309-596-4111 of the Air Line Rail- Annawan Grade and August, when it Silvis Mining Co. The or Mercer County 309582- road Co. The company School, 503 W. South St., meets on the second and city traces its modern 5194; Fire: 309-596-2311. surveyed the land in 309- 935-6623 fourth Mondays. history to 1906-07, when 1847, but the first trains Nonemergency servic- the Chicago, Rock Island Walcott didn’t arrive until 1869. es: Police: 309-732-2677, and Pacific Railroad Population: 792. Assumption TDD 309-732-2539; Fire: built its general line One of its claims to Village hall: 150 N. High School 309-732-2800. shop there — the largest fame is being home to Division St.; 309-334-3230 locomotive-repair shop the world’s largest truck Website: woodhullil. 1020 W. Central Park in the world. They soon stop. More travelers stop org Ave., Davenport Seaton were joined by a rail- at the Iowa 80 Truckstop Village board meet- Parochial (Catholic) This Mercer County car repair yard. Silvis each day than Walcott, ings: 7 p.m. the second high school community, about eight was incorporated as a Iowa, has residents. The Monday of every month. 563-326-5313 miles south of Aledo, village in 1906 and as a city is south of Inter- Nonemergency servic- Website: assumption- takes its name from city in 1920. The area state 80, about 8 miles es: Police: 309-334-2425. high.org 12 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Q-C Living — Schools Live the Good Life! Golden style living for the Golden Years! Subsidized Elderly & Disabled Housing Bettendorf Community Cambridge Elementary, 2221 10th St., Silvis, 309-792- 312 S. West St., 309-937-2028 2947 Now taking applications. School District Hillcrest Elementary, 451 3311 18th St., Bettendorf Carbon Cliff/Barstow 22nd Ave., 309-755-7621 563-359-3681 Ridgewood Elementary, Website: bettendorf.k12. School District 814 30th Ave., 309-755-1585 ia.us Eagle Ridge School, 2002 Wells Elementary, 490 Bettendorf High, 3333 Eagle Ridge Drive, Silvis Avenue of the Cities, 309- 3705 9th St., Rock Island, IL • 309-794-0001 18th St., 563-332-7001 309-792-2002 796-1251 Service Coordinator, 309-786-5650 Bettendorf Middle, 2030 Website: ccb36.com Ross Financial Services, Inc. Middle Road, 563-359-3686 Erie Community Neil Armstrong Elemen- Colona Grade School District tary, 3311 Central Ave., Need to sell the family home? School District 520 5th Ave., Erie 563-359-8275 RuthR will help you! 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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 13 Welcome to the Village of Milan In Milan, we enjoy tree lined streets, a charming historic downtown, beautiful In Milan you’ll find shops, restaurants and services. We have affordable housing, parks, safe neighborhoods and great schools. These are just the first impressions and many wonderful community events, including the MIP Craft Fair, Milan Fun of what makes the Village of Milan the best town for anyone looking for a Run, car shows and concerts in the park and an extremely energetic and vital great community to buy a home, open a business, raise a family and pursue a Senior Community Center. Moreover, Milan boasts 200 acres of beautiful parks wonderful small town life experience. to wander through and play. For those who live, work and own businesses in Milan, they most often say that it is the people here that make the experience so special. In the Village of Milan, everyone is your neighbor, and we are proud of our welcoming tradition. Come visit us soon!

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 15 VISITOR INFO CASINOS/RIVERBOATS SHOPPING THEATRES 1. Mississippi River 1. Rhythm City Casino Resort 1. SouthPark Mall 1. Adler Theatre WELCOME TO THE Visitor Center 2. Celebration River Cruises 2. NorthPark Mall 2. Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse 2. QC Convention 3. Jumer’s Casino & Hotel 3. Duck Creek Plaza 3. Q.C. Music Guild Theater & Visitor Bureau (3) 4. Twilight 4. Rock Valley Plaza 4. Davenport 53rd 18 5. Isle of Capri Casino 5. Village of East Davenport + IMAX Theatre 6. Wild Rose Casino 6. Cumberland Square 5. Playcrafters QUAD-CITIES AREA 6. Genesius Guild 7. Old Towne, Moline 8. Rock Island Hilltop 7. Putnam MAYSVILLE Scott . A9 Y CLINTON 6 6 13 Giant Screen Theater 9 I County Park 9. “Avenue of the Cities” y Rd LONG GROVE rr • CORDOVA 8. Regal Moline Fe 10. John Deere Road PRINCETON • Stadium 14 Theatre LeClaire Rd. ells 11. “53rd St., Davenport” F2 IOWA W 9. Central Theatre ELDRIDGE K9 10. Richmond Hill Players M9 13 • C ATTRACTIONS H9 11. Village Theatre IOWA CITY 130 61 4 PORT BYRON 1. Deere world headquarters & DES MOINES MOUNT JOY • 12. The District Theatre Davenport Indiana Ave. 2. Niabi Zoo 3 13. Countryside P9 Airport L 3. Vander Veer Park LECLAIRE Community Theatre I-80 I-80 I-80 4. Modern Woodmen Park 1 Forest Grove Drive 14. Center for Living Arts

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6. Bass St. Landing B9 e. 16. Aledo Opera House

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7 Harrison St 2 GOVT. 4 92 18. Rock Island County Fairgrounds Park 4th St. 1 BRIDGE 12 2 5 EAST MOLINE 2. Genesis Medical Center West . R I-74 3rd St ARSENAL ISLAND ay 3. Genesis Medical Center East 13 4 15 14 16 10 BRIDGE Parkw 19. National Cemetery 2nd St. 1 19 rth 4. UnityPoint Health — Trinity Rock Island 12 20 Butterwo . 2 11 15 Ben 20. Confederate Cemetery MUSCATINE am Rd 2 8 84 92 CARBON CLIFF ROCK RIVER 5. UnityPoint Health — Trinity Moline ngh 3 6 . cki CENTENNIAL 8 14 2 92 21. Riverside Cemetery 6. Genesis Medical Center, Illini Campus Ro BRIDGE 2 1 Ave. 4th Ave. Te River Dr. h . legraph Rd 2 5th Ave. 6t St th . 10 21 9 61 12 6 19 1 G 67 5th Ave. 30th Ave. GOLFING 1 9 th St. 12th Ave. MUSEUMS . T . 7 6 18-HOLE EDI 7 4 S CR 6 AND 8 Kennedy Dr 1. Putnam Museum A. Baker Park Q. Maple Blu th St th St 18th Ave. 19th Ave. Ave. of the Cities SILVIS I-280 W. Rive ISL 11 9 9

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3 41st St 5 5. Family Museum G. Geneva V. Spirit Hollow th St th St 11t 1 I-280 4 H. Gibson Woods X. TPC at Deere Run 38 ILLINOIS BRIDGE 92 30 6. Deere Exhibition Hall 22 John Deere Rd. 7 I. Glynns Creek Y. Valley Oaks 52nd Ave. 10 84 5 5 10 7. Fryxell Geology Museum J. Golfmohr Z. Valley View Black Hawk Rd. 8 8 4 1 9 K. Hawthorn Ridge B2. Chapel Hill VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE 8. Hauberg Indian Museum AT CARR’S CROSSING L. Hidden Hills C2. Kewanee Dunes . and Black Hawk Historic Site ARENAS 3 M. Hidden Lake D2. Fyre Lake MILAN 1st Ave. GENESEO 9. Rock Island Co. Historical Society N. Highland Springs E2. Prairie Ridge 1. iWireless Center St 27th F2. Saddleback I-74 I-280 Q 11 O. Indian Blu 10. Bucktown Center for the Arts P. Laurel Greens Ridge EXPO CENTERS Airport Rd. M . 69th Ave. 11. Quad City Arts Center 6 I-80 9-HOLE 2. RiverCenter Andalusia Rd. A9. Canyon Creek H9. Olathea Niabi Rd 12. Colonel Davenport Home 78th Ave. W. (Rock Island) B2

3. QCCA Expo Center ood Rd Quad City B9. Red Hawk I9. Pebble Creek P 13. German-American 4. Waterfront Convention Center International Airport Indian Blu Rd. 2 . Z C9. Cross Creek J9. Prophet Hills Heritage Center D9. Country View K9. Rustic Ridge Ridgew Milan Beltway O E9. Green River L9. Sunrise BURLINGTON COAL VALLEY I-74 B 14. River Music Experience K N 92nd Ave. W. H 16 D2 150 F9 C2 F9. Hillcrest Resort M9. Wahkonsa 67 VIOLA PEORIA V ALEDO GALESBURG 15. Figge Art Museum G9. Lake Erie

16 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 VISITOR INFO CASINOS/RIVERBOATS SHOPPING THEATRES 1. Mississippi River 1. Rhythm City Casino Resort 1. SouthPark Mall 1. Adler Theatre WELCOME TO THE Visitor Center 2. Celebration River Cruises 2. NorthPark Mall 2. Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse 2. QC Convention 3. Jumer’s Casino & Hotel 3. Duck Creek Plaza 3. Q.C. Music Guild Theater & Visitor Bureau (3) 4. Twilight 4. Rock Valley Plaza 4. Davenport 53rd 18 5. Isle of Capri Casino 5. Village of East Davenport + IMAX Theatre 6. Wild Rose Casino 6. Cumberland Square 5. Playcrafters QUAD-CITIES AREA 6. Genesius Guild 7. Old Towne, Moline 8. Rock Island Hilltop 7. Putnam MAYSVILLE Scott . A9 Y CLINTON 6 6 13 Giant Screen Theater 9 I County Park 9. “Avenue of the Cities” y Rd LONG GROVE rr • CORDOVA 8. Regal Moline Fe 10. John Deere Road PRINCETON • Stadium 14 Theatre LeClaire Rd. ells 11. “53rd St., Davenport” F2 IOWA W 9. Central Theatre ELDRIDGE K9 10. Richmond Hill Players M9 13 • C ATTRACTIONS H9 11. Village Theatre IOWA CITY 130 61 4 PORT BYRON 1. Deere world headquarters & DES MOINES MOUNT JOY • 12. The District Theatre Davenport Indiana Ave. 2. Niabi Zoo 3 13. Countryside P9 Airport L 3. Vander Veer Park LECLAIRE Community Theatre I-80 I-80 I-80 4. Modern Woodmen Park 1 Forest Grove Drive 14. Center for Living Arts

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 17 Q-C Living — Schools

Davenport School 563-323-1837 1000 Jefferson St., Buf- McKinley Elementary, Children’s Village Sudlow Intermediate, falo, 563-381-2232 1716 Kenwood Ave., 563- West, 1757 W. 12th St., 563- District 1414 E. Locust St., 563- Eisenhower Elemen- 324-0403 823-2086 1606 Brady St., Daven- 326-3502 tary, 2827 Jersey Ridge Monroe Elementary, 1926 W. 4th St., 563-322- port Walcott Intermediate, Road, 563-355-2604 Geneseo School 545 E. James St., 563-284- Fillmore Elementary, 3559 563-336-5000 6253 7307 N. Pacific St., 563- Truman Elementary, District Website: daven- Williams Intermediate, 336-7188 5506 N. Pine St., 563-386- portschools.org 648 N. Chicago St., 3040 N. Division St., 563- Garfield Elementary, 6450 Central High, 1120 Geneseo 391-6550 902 E. 29th St., 563-322- Walcott Elementary, 309-945-0450 Main St., 563-323-9900 Wood Intermediate, 1922 545 E. James St., Walcott, Website: dist228.org North High, 626 W. 53rd 5701 N. Division St., 563- Harrison Elementary, 563-284-6253 St., 563-388-9880 391-6350 1032 W. 53rd St., 563-391- Washington Elemen- Geneseo High School, West High, 3505 W. Young Intermediate, 3113 tary, 1608 E. Locust St., 700 N. State St., 309-945- Locust St., 563-386-5500 1702 Main St., 563-326- Hayes Elementary, 622 563-322-0905 0399 Mid City High, 3801 4432 S. Concord St., 563-322- Wilson Elementary, Geneseo Middle, 333 E. Marquette St., 563-336- Adams Elementary, 2601 2002 N. Clark St., 563-391- Ogden Ave., 309-945-0599 7000 3029 N. Division St., 563- Jackson Elementary, 0903 Millikin Elementary, Creative Arts Acad- 391-6563 1307 Wisconsin Ave., 563- Young Elementary, 1702 920 S. Congress St., 309- emy, 321 N. Main St., Blue Grass Elementary, 322-1787 Main St., 563-326-4432 945-0475 563-328-7201 226 Sycamore St., Blue Jefferson Elementary, Children’s Village at Northside Elementary, Keystone Academy, Grass, 563-381-1712 1027 Marquette St., 563- Hoover, 1002 Spring St., 415 N. Russell Ave., 309- 1002 W. Kimberly Road, Buchanan Elementary, 322-3557 563-322-7649 945-0625 563-391-9161 4515 N. Fairmount St., Madison Elementary, Children’s Village at Southwest Elementary, Smart Intermediate, 563-391-1463 116 E. Locust St., 563-326- Hayes, 622 S. Concord St., 715 S. Center St., 309-945- 1934 W. 5th St., Buffalo Elementary, 5391 563-823-0267 0652

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18 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Golfer’sGuide 2016 quad city region ULTIMATE Lake Carroll Golf Course GOLF CARD The 2016 Ultimate Golf Card entitles you to one complimentary greens fee at each of the Coupon good for up to beautiful courses listed on back. 815-493-2808 one foursome 29-11 Ironwood Blvd. Weekend 18 holes with cart Lanark, IL 61046 golflakecarroll.com 2016 ULTIMATE $35 per person GOLF CARD Weekday 18 holes with cart Only $89 gets you $209 worth of #2 Best in Iowa - Golf Digest $25 per person greens fees at nine of our Stay & Play Packages Expires September 11th area’s best courses. Go to Stay & Play Packages Coupon must be present to redeem qconline.com/golfcard Burlington, IA for all the details! Pure Golf. Warm Hospitality. www.SpiritHollow.com Oakwood Country Club Not your Grandpa’s Country Club! Let’s face it. Clubs of the past may have been…shall we say…a little “stuff y?” At Oakwood, we take your fun seriously! We believe today’s private club experience should off er something for every member of the family at a price that won’t break the bank. Family Life. Bring the kids! Oakwood doesn’t just talk about being a family club. We live it. Junior Golf, Swim Team, Family Nights every week, Kids’ Culinary Camp, Children’s Easter Brunch, Parent/Child Weekend Tournament, Breakfast with Santa, our famous Family Pool Carnival and Back to School Splash are just a few of the ways that Oakwood provides safe, fun, wholesome activities for our youngest members!

Golf. As the host of PGA events for 25 years, some of the greatest names in golf have walked our bentgrass fairways and been challenged by our 18 immaculate greens. Fun, social golf events, free Ladies’ & Men’s Clinics, The Divorce Open, The Opening & Closing Smokers…the list goes on & on, just like our beautiful fairways. No tee times, just open play for our members. That’s the name of our game.

Social. Dine. Golf. Swim. Our community is at the heart of everything we do. At Oakwood, our members are our greatest asset. Membership at Oakwood is for people that want excellent service, no crowds and beautiful amenities. If that sounds good to you…give us a call. We’d love to show you around and introduce you to the Oakwood Lifestyle. There’s never been a better time.

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 19 Hampton schools.org Arrowhead Ranch Orion School District 563-332-0525 Mercer County High Hopewell Elementary, Elementary School School, 1500 College Ave., 12200 104th St., Coal Val- 1002 11th Ave., Orion 3900 Hopewell Ave., Bet- ley, 309-799-7044 309-526-3388 206 5th St., Hampton Aledo, 309-582-2223 tendorf, 563-332-0250 Website: orionschools. 309-755-0693 Mercer County Junior us Website: hampton29. High, 203 N. Washington, Black Hawk Area Prophetstown/ Orion High, 1100 13th com Joy, 309-584-4174 Mercer County Inter- Special Education St., 309-526-3361 Lyndon/Tampico mediate School, 1002 SW Center Orion Middle, 800 12th School District John F. Kennedy 6th St., Aledo, 309-582-2441 Ave., 309-526-3392 4670 11th St., East Mo- 79 Grove St., Prophet- School New Boston Elementa- C.R. Hanna Elementary, line, 309-796-2500 900 14th Ave., 309-526-3386 stown 1627 W. 42nd St., Daven- ry, 301 Jefferson St., New 815-537-5101 port Boston, 309-587-8141 Website: plt3.org Parochial (Catholic) Apollo Elementary, 801 Jefferson Early Our Lady of Grace Prophetstown High elementary school, K-8 SW 9th St., Aledo, 309-582- Childhood Center Catholic Academy School, 310 W. Riverside and Guardian Angel 5350 Drive, Prophetstown, 815- 3010 26th Ave., Moline Preschool 603 18th Ave., East 537-5161 309-743-1611 563-391-3030 Moline-Coal Valley Moline PLT Middle School, 38 Website: olvjfk.com Parochial (Catholic) el- Ferry St., Prophetstown, School District Morning Star Academy ementary school (Pre-K-8) 815-537-5084 1619 11th Ave., Moline 309-755-9771 Prophetstown Elemen- Jordan Catholic 1426 Tanglefoot Lane, Website: olgca.info 309-743-1600 Bettendorf tary, 301 W. 3rd St., Proph- Schools etstown, 815-537-2345 Website: moline- Parochial (Christian) Tampico Elementary, 2901 24th St., P.O. Box schools.org Pre-K through 12 Our Lady of Lourdes 304 E. Kimball St., Tam- 3490, Rock Island Moline High, 3600 563-359-5700 Catholic School pico, 815-438-2255 Parochial (Catholic) Avenue of the Cities, Website: morningstara- 1453 Mississippi Blvd., elementary and middle 309-743-1624 cademy.org schools John Deere Middle, Bettendorf Quad Cities 309-793-7350 2035 11th St., 309-743-1622 Parochial (Catholic) el- Christian School Website: jordanschool. Woodrow Wilson North Scott ementary school (Pre-K-8) com Middle, 1301 48th St., Community 563-359-3466 4000 11th St., Moline Website: lourdescatho- 309-743-1623 School District 309-762-3800 Kewanee School Bicentennial Elemen- lic.org Website: qcchristian- tary, 1004 1st St., Coal 251 E. Iowa St., El- school.org District Valley, 309-743-1614 dridge Pleasant Valley 1001 N. Main St., Ke- Butterworth Elemen- 563-285-4819 Community Riverdale wanee tary, 4205 48th St., 309- Website: north-scott. School District 309-853-3341 743-1604 k12.ia.us School District Website: kcud229.org Franklin Elementary, North Scott High, 200 525 Belmont Road, Bet- 9624 256th St. N., Port Kewanee High School, 5312 11th Ave. C, 309-743- S. 1st St, Eldridge, 563- tendorf, Iowa Byron 309-523-3184 1211 E. 3rd. St., 309-853- 1607 285-9631 563-332-5550 Website: riverdale- 3328 Hamilton Elementary, North Scott Junior Website: pleasval.org schools.org Belle Alexander School, 700 32nd Ave., 309-743- High, 502 S. 5th St., El- Pleasant Valley High, Riverdale High, 9622 1401 Lake St., 309-852-2449 1610 dridge, 563-285-8272 604 Belmont Road, Bet- 256th St. N., Port Byron, Central Elementary/ Jane Addams Elemen- Alan Shepard Elemen- tendorf, 563-332-5151 309-523-3181 Junior High School, 215 E. tary, 3520 53rd St., 309- tary, 200 W. Grove St., Pleasant Valley Junior Central Blvd., 309-853-4290 743-1601 Long Grove, 563-285-8041 Riverdale Middle, 9822 High, 3501 Wisconsin St., 256th St. N., Port Byron, Irving School, 609 W. Lincoln-Irving El- Edward White El- LeClaire, 563-332-0200 Central Blvd., 309-853-3013 ementary, 1015 16th Ave., ementary, 121 S. 5th St., 309-523-3131 Bridgeview Elementary, Riverdale Elementary, Lyle School, 920 N. Burr 309-743-1612 Eldridge, 563-285-6173 316 S. 12th St., LeClaire, 9424 256 St. N., Port Byron, St., 309-853-2741 Logan Elementary, John Glenn Elemen- 563-332-0215 309-523-3186 Neponset Grade School, 1602 25th St., 309-743- tary, 308 N. Main St., Cody Elementary, 201 W. Main St., Neponset, 1613 Donahue, 563-282-9627 2100 Territorial Road, 309-594-2306 Roosevelt Elementary, Neil Armstrong LeClaire, 563-332-0210 Rivermont Collegiate 3530 Avenue of the Cit- Elementary, 212 S. 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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 21 Q-C Living — Schools

Riverside Christian Rockridge Seton Catholic Schools Ave., Davenport connections between Parochial (Lutheran students and faculty and School School District 1320 17th Ave., Moline Church — Missouri selection of extra- and Parochial (Catholic) 309 E. 3rd St., Andalusia 14110 134th Ave. W., Synod) elementary school co-curricular student schools (Pre-K-8) Parochial (Christian) Taylor Ridge (PreK through 9) programs. 309-764-5418 preschool, elementary, ju- 309-793-8001 563-322-5224 Augustana enrolls Website: setonschool. Website: trinitydaven- nior high and high school Website: rockridg- about 2,500 students com port.org/#/school 309-798-2857 eschools.org and maintains a 12:1 Seton Middle, 1320 17th Rockridge High, 14110 student-to-faculty ratio. Ave., 309-764-5418 134th Ave. W., Taylor United Township Related to the Evangeli- Rock Island-Milan Seton Elementary, 1320 Ridge, 309-793-8020 cal Lutheran Church in 16th Ave., 309-757-5500 High School District School District Rockridge Junior High, America, the college 1275 Avenue of the Cit- 2101 6th Ave., Rock 14110 134th Ave. W., Taylor places emphasis on Ridge, 309-793-8040 Sherrard ies, East Moline developing leaders who Island 309-752-1633 309-793-5900 Andalusia Elementary, School District will use their abilities 112 7th Ave. E., Andalusia, Website: uths.net to meet the needs of a Website: rockisland- 507 3rd St., P.O. Box 369, Area Career Center, 309- schools.org/risd 309-793-8080 diverse and changing Illinois City Elemen- Sherrard 752-1691 Rock Island High, 1400 world. tary, 24017 122nd Ave. W., 309-593-4075 25th Ave., 309-793-5950 Website: sherrard.us/ Campus attractions Illinois City, 309-793-8090 Villa Montessori include the Fryxell Thurgood Marshall Reynolds Elementary, pages/Sherrard_Commu- Learning Center, 600 nity_Unit_School School Geology Museum, John 705 W. Edgington, Reyn- Deere Planetarium, 11th Ave., 309-793-5924 Sherrard High, 4701 2100 48th St., Moline olds, 309-793-8060 Swenson Swedish Im- Edison Junior High, 176th Ave., 309-593-2175 Private school with Taylor Ridge Elemen- migration Research 4141 9th St., 309-793-5920 tary, 13227 Turkey Hollow Sherrard Junior High, day care (ages 6 weeks Washington Junior 4701 176th St., 309-593-2135 through sixth grade) Center, public radio Road, Taylor Ridge, 309- station WVIK (90.3 High, 3300 18th Ave., 309- 793-8070 Sherrard Elementary, 309-764-7047 793-5915 209 1st St., 309-593-2917 Website: villamontes- FM), Thomas Tredway Library, Wallenberg Hall Rock Island Center for St. Malachy’s Matherville Intermedi- sori.com Math and Science, 2101 ate, 1376 252nd St., P.O. and Centennial Hall. 639 16th Ave., 309-793-5995 Catholic School Box 639, Matherville, 309- 38th St., Rock Island; Wethersfield 309-794-7000 or 800-798- Denkmann Elemen- 754-8244 595 E. Ogden Ave., 8100; augustana.edu; tary, 4101 22nd Ave., Winola Elementary, School District Geneseo admissions@augustana. 309-793-5922 1804 17th Ave., Viola, 309- 439 Willard St., Ke- Parochial (Catholic) 596-2114 edu. Earl Hanson Elemen- elementary school (K-6) wanee tary, 4000 9th St., 309-793- 309-944-3230 309-853-4860 5930 Website: saintmalachy. Silvis School District Website: geese230.com Wethersfield High, 439 Black Hawk College Eugene Field Elemen- org/school 1305 5th Ave., Silvis Willard St., 309-853-4205 tary, 2900 31st Ave., 309- 309-792-9325 Black Hawk is a two- Wethersfield Elemen- 793-5935 Website: silvis34.net campus community St. Paul’s tary, 439 Willard St., Frances Willard Northeast Junior High, college, fully accred- 309-853-4800 Elementary, 2503 9th St., Lutheran School 4280 4th Ave., East Moline, ited through the Higher 309-793-5940 153 19th Ave., Moline 309-203-1300 Learning Commission Rock Island Academy, Parochial (Lutheran George O. Barr El- of the North Central 930 14th St., 309-793-5944 Church — Wisconsin ementary, 1305 5th Ave., Higher Association of Col- Longfellow Liberal Synod) elementary school 309-792-0639 leges and Schools. Black Arts, 4198 7th Ave., 309- (Pre-K-8) Education Hawk offers more than 793-5975 309-762-4494 Temple 118 career programs, in- Ridgewood Elemen- Website: saintpaulsmo- Christian School cluding two-year associ- tary, 9607 14th St. W., line.org ate’s degrees, vocational 309-793-5980 2305 7th Ave., Moline Augustana College and technical training. Thomas Jefferson St. Paul the Apostle Parochial (Christian) Augustana College is The Quad-Cities Elementary, 1307 4th St. Catholic School school (Pre-K-8) an independent, four- Campus is at 6600 34th W., Milan, 309-793-5985 309-764-1302 year college of lib- Ave., Moline, 309-796- Horace Mann Early 1007 E. Rusholme St., Website: templechris- eral arts and sciences, 5000 or 800-334-1311, Learning Center, 3530 Davenport tian.us offering a balance of with learning centers 38th Ave., 309-793-5928 Parochial (Catholic) el- majors in preprofes- at various other sites; Rock Island/Milan ementary school (Pre-K-8) Trinity sional programs. The the East Campus is at Preschool and Head 563-322-2923 college is known for 26230 Black Hawk Road, Start, 3530 38 Ave., 309- Website: saintpaulcath- Lutheran School its many international Galva; 309-854-1700 or 793-5928 olicschool.org 1122 W. Central Park study programs, close 800-233-5671; bhc.edu. 22 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 QUAD CITIES APARTMENT AMENITY GUIDE APARTMENT

AMENITY GUIDE Bedrooms 1-2 Bedrooms 3-4 Air Conditioning Cable Ready Covered Parking or Garage Disability Access Elevators Emergency Maintenance Fireplace Fitness Center Furnished Appliances High-speed Internet Access Laundry Facilities Pets Allowed Swimming Pool Washer & Dryer Connections Century Woods – Rock Island 1400 5th St., Rock Island, IL 61201         309.786.2625 Crescent Lofts – Davenport 500 Iowa St., Davenport, IA 52801             563.323.1871 • www.crescentlofts.com Deer Valley Villas – Silvis 7th St & 22nd Ave., Silvis, IL 61282             563.359.4453 • www.barkerapartments.com Friendship Manor – Rock Island 1209 21st Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201              309.786.9667 • www.friendshipmanor.org Heather Ridge – Rock Island 9500 14th St. West # B5f, Rock Island, IL 61201          309.787.1654 Homewood Manor – Moline 3425 60th St., Moline, IL 61265             309.764.7767 • www.homewoodmanorqc.com Illini Tower – Silvis 940 Crosstown Ave., Silvis, IL 61282           309.796.0109 Utilities included in affordable rent Indian Ridge – Davenport 3403 Jersey Ridge Rd. Davenport, IA 52807              563.359.3595 • www.barkerapartments.com Kimberly Club – Davenport 3300 E. Kimberly Rd. Davenport, IA 52807              563.359.8235 • www.barkerapartments.com Liberty Village – Geneseo 920 S. Chicago St., Geneseo, IL 61254 Liberty Village             309.944.0460 • www.libertyvillageofgeneseo.com Moline Enterprise Lofts – Moline 1871 River Dr., Moline, IL 61265             309.797.8675 • www.molineenterpriselofts.com Old Orchard Estates – Carbon Cliff 3402 Orchard Lane #103, Carbon Cliff, IL 61239            309.792.1272 • www.cohenesrey.com Winding Hills – Davenport 1825 Winding Hill Rd., Davenport, IA 52807                563.359.0328 • www.barkerapartments.com Windsor Crest – Davenport 4826 Jersey Ridge Rd., Davenport, IA 52807             563.355.8941 • www.barkerapartments.com

Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 23 Q-C Living —Higher Education

Eastern Iowa plus Bachelor of Sci- physical therapy. Western Illinois Rock Island; 309-788-0491 ence in general science In the past 20 years, Brown Mackie Col- Community and Master of Science St. Ambrose has expand- University-Quad Cities lege, Quad Cities, 2119 College District in clinical research ed with more than $76 With its main campus E. Kimberly Road, degrees and several post million in new construc- in Macomb, Western Il- Davenport; 563-344-1500; Two-year colleges graduate programs. 1000 tion and a new com- linois University offers brownmackie.edu/loca- accredited by the North Brady St., Davenport; bined-use classroom/ a supportive learning tions/quad-cities Central Association, 563-884-5000 or 800-722- residential facility. An environment to more Scott, Clinton and Capri College, 2540 E. 2586; palmer.edu; admis- 11-to-1 student-faculty than 1,400 students who Muscatine community 53rd St., Davenport; 563- [email protected]. ratio, along with a live and work in the colleges comprise the 388-6642; capricollege. reputation for a robust Quad-Cities. In January Eastern Iowa Commu- com/locations/daven- academic, community 2012, WIU-QC opened its nity College District, Quad-Cities port; davadm@capricol- service and student- new Riverfront Campus winner of the 2003 and lege.com Graduate centered culture, make at 3300 River Drive, Mo- 2004 Iowa Recognition Hamilton Technical Ambrose one of the fast- line. The 60,000-square- for Performance Excel- Study Center College, 1011 E. 53rd St., est growing universities foot structure houses lence Award. Programs The GradCenter is a Davenport; 563-386-3570; in Iowa. 310 W. Locust the College of Business are offered for college consortium of 10 public hamiltontechcollege. and Technology and all transfer and career and private higher- St., Davenport; 563-333- com; admissions@ham- undergraduate pro- technology. education institutions 6000 or 800-383-2627; sau. iltontechcollege.com grams, academic and Scott Community Col- in Illinois and Iowa that edu; [email protected]. Kaplan University, student services and lege: 500 Belmont Road, cooperate to provide 1801 E. Kimberly Road, university administra- Bettendorf; 563-441-4001 more than 100 graduate Suite 1, Davenport; 563- Trinity College tion. or 800-895-0811. Blong programs and continu- 355-3500 or 800-987-7734; Phase II of the cam- Technology Center: 8500 ing professional educa- of Nursing and kaplanuniversity.edu/ pus houses the campus Hillandale Road, Daven- tion. davenport-iowa Health Sciences library and academic port; 563-441-4360. Kahl Member institutions Founded in 1994, Trin- programs from the La’James Interna- Educational Center: 326 include Drake Uni- ity College of Nursing colleges of arts and tional College, 5205 N. W. 3rd St., Davenport; versity, Illinois State sciences, education and Brady St., Davenport, 563-336-5200. Clinton University, Iowa State and Health Sciences is human services, fine 563-441-7900 or 888-880- Community College: University, Northern a specialized college arts and communication 2106, and 485 Avenue of 1000 Lincoln Blvd., Illinois University, St. providing education for and any new academic the Cities, East Moline, Clinton; 563-244-7001 or Ambrose University, health-care careers such offerings. WIU-QC offers 309-755-1313; lajames. 800-637-0559. Muscatine St. Xavier University, as nursing, radiography 16 undergraduate- and net; lajames@lajames. Community College: 152 University of Illinois, technology, surgical 13 graduate-degree pro- net Colorado St., Muscatine; University of Iowa, technology, emergency grams, four certificate Midwest Technical 563-288-6001 or 800-351- University of Northern medical services, respi- programs, an education- Institute, 3620 Avenue of 4669. EICCD offices are Iowa, and Western Il- ratory care and pharma- al doctoral program and the Cities, Moline; 309- at 306 W. River Drive, linois University. WIU cy technician training. a post-master’s educa- 277-7900, midwesttech. Davenport; 563-336-3300 QC Campus: 3300 River The college also tion-specialist degree. edu/campuses/quad- or 800-462-3255; eicc.edu; Drive, Moline; 309-762- provides a bachelor Western Illinois cities-il [email protected]. 9481, NewVentures: 331 of science in nursing University is accredited W. 3rd St., Suite 100, completion program. Moline Unemploy- by the North Central Davenport; 563-322-0016; The college is approved ment Career Center Of- Palmer College Association and places gradcenter.org; qc@ by the Illinois Depart- fice, 4703 16th St. Suite emphasis on the values of Chiropractic gradcenter.org. ment of Financial & H, Moline; 309-736-9621 of academic excellence, Professional Regulation or 309-736-9626 Founded in 1897 by the educational opportunity, and the Illinois Board of Community Educa- discoverer of chiroprac- St. Ambrose personal growth and so- Higher Education and tion Center, 404 E. 3rd tic, D.D. Palmer, Palmer cial responsibility. 3300 College is the oldest University accredited by the Higher St., Kewanee; 309-854- River Drive, Moline; 1875 name in chiropractic Celebrating 130 years Learning Commission, 309-762-9481; wiu.edu/qc; education. It is accredit- of enriching lives, St. North Central Associa- [email protected]. Partners in Job Train- ed by the North Central Ambrose is a private, tion, among other coming, 1504 Third Avenue Association of Colleges four-year, liberal-arts mittees. (2nd Floor), Rock Island, and Schools and the college offering more The college is af- Other colleges, 309-793-5200 Council on Chiropractic than 70 undergradu- filiated with the Trinity technical and Quad City Electrical Education. ate majors, 11 master’s Regional Health System. Training Center, 1700 It offers a five-aca- degrees and doctoral 2122 25th Ave., Rock ?trade schools 52nd Ave., Suite C., demic-year doctor of programs in business Island; 309-779-7700; Bible Missionary Moline; 309-762-3270; chiropractic degree, administration and trinitycollegeqc.edu. Institute, 3501 46th Ave., knowwatt.org

24 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 New Car & Truck Dealers

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 25 Q-C Living Important phone Check out these area libraries Illinois Southwest Branch: 9010 Ridgewood Road; 309-732-7338; rockislandlibrary. numbers come in handy Andalusia Township Library: 503 org 2nd St. W.; 309-798-2542; andalusiali- Sherrard Public Library District: brary.org County, Davenport: 563-388- 201 5th Ave.; 309-593-2178; sherrardli- State Police Annawan-Alba Township Library: brary.org 6655 200 N. Meadow Lane., Suite 2, An- Illinois District 7: 800 Hill- Silvis Public Library: 105 8th St.; 309- nawan; 309-935-6483; annawanil.org/ 755-3393; silvislibrary.org crest Road, East Moline library.html. Nonemergency: 309-752- Health Thomas Tredway Library: Augus- Black Hawk College Library (Quad- tana College, 639 38th St., Rock Island, 4915 (voice and TDD) Rock Island County Health Cities Campus): 6600 34th Ave., Moline; General road construc- Department: 2112 25th Ave., 309-794-7310; augustana.edu/x23815 309-796-5700; bhc.edu/on-campus/ Trinity College Health Sciences tion: 800-452-4368 Rock Island; 309-793-1955 library/qc Winter road conditions: Scott County Health Library: Jardine Center, Trinity West, Black Hawk College Library (East 2701 17th St., Rock Island; 309-779-2603; 800-452-4368 Department: 600 W. 4th St., Campus): 26230 Black Hawk Road, Iowa District 12: 22365 20th Davenport; 563-326-8618; serves health professionals and the Galva; 309-854-1730; bhc.edu/on-cam- general public Ave., Stockton scottcountyiowa.com/health pus/library/east-campus-library Nonemergency: 563-284- Mercer County Health Viola Public Library District: 1705 Cambridge Public Library District: 14th St., P.O. Box 479, Viola; 309-596- 9501 Department: 305 N.W. 7th, 212 W. Center St.; 309-937-2233 511 Traffic Information: St., Aledo; 309-582-3759 2620; violapubliclibrary.webs.com Clover Library District: 440 N. Warren County Public Library: 62 800-288-1047, call 511 or see Henry/Stark County Division St., Woodhull; 309-334-2680; 511ia.org Health Department: 103 1st Public Square, Monmouth; 309-734- cloverlibrary.com 3166; wcplibrary.org Iowa State Patrol Com- St., Colona, 309-792-4011; and Colona Public Library: 911 1st St.; munications, Cedar Rapids: 4424 U.S. 34, Kewanee, 309- Western District Public Library: 309-792-0548; colonalibrary.com 1111 4th St., Orion; 309-526-8375; west- 319-396-1944 852-0197 Cordova District Library: 402 Main erndistrictlibrary.org State of Illinois AIDS/HIV Ave.; 309-654-2330; cordova.lib.il.us Weather & STD Hotline: 800-243-2437; East Moline Public Library: 740 16th Iowa centeronhalsted.org Ave.; 309-755-9614; empl.lib.il.us National Weather Service, CDC Center for Disease Erie Public Library District: 802 8th Bettendorf Public Library: 2950 Quad-Cities Weather Fore- Control and Prevention: 800- Ave.; 309-659-2707; eriepubliclibrary. Learning Campus Drive; 563-344-4175; cast Office, 9050 Harrison 232-4636; cdc.gov com bettendorflibrary.com St., Davenport AIDS Confidential Test- Galva Public Library: 120 N.W. 3rd Davenport Public Library: Main Muncipal Airport: 563-386- ing: 877-837-8669 Ave.; 309-932-2180; galvalibrary.org Library: 321 N. Main St.; 563-326-7832; 3976; weather.gov/dvn Geneseo Public Library District: 805 Fairmount Street Branch: 3000 N. Jobs N. Chicago St.; 309-944-6452; geneseo. Fairmount St., 563-326-7832; Eastern Animal Control lib.il.us Avenue Branch: 6000 Eastern Ave.; 563- Illinois workNet Center, Kewanee Public Library: 102 S. 326-7832; davenportlibrary.com Illinois formerly known as the Tremont St.; 309-852-4505; kewaneeli- David D. Palmer Health Sciences Li- Rock Island County: 309- Illinois Employment and brary.org brary, Palmer College of Chiropractic: 558-3647 Training Center, 4703 16th Mercer Carnegie Library: 200 N. Col- 1000 Brady St., Davenport; 563-884-5641; Colona: 309-792-1511 or St., Suite G, Moline (Bu- lege Ave., Aledo; 309-582-2032; mercer- library.palmer.edu/home 309-792-0626 (for lost pets and reau, Stark, Henry, Mercer carnegielibrary.blogspot.com LeClaire Community Library: 323 adoption); 309-755-8747 or and Rock Island counties): Moline Public Library: 3210 41st St.; Wisconsin St.; 563-289-4242, ext. 4; 309-937-3911 (for animal or 309-796-5730 or 800-526-0844; 309-524-2440; molinelibrary.com leclairelibrary.org ordinance complaints) illinoisworknet.com Moore Memorial District Library, St. Ambrose University Library: 518 East Moline: 309-752-1522 509 Main St., Hillsdale; 309-658-2666 W. Locust St., Davenport; 563-333-6246; Henry County: 309-937- Social Security New Windsor Public Library Dis- sau.edu/Library 2266 trict: 412 Main St.; 309-667-2515 Scott Community College Library: Henry County Humane Davenport: 4319 N. Brady River Valley District Library: 214 500 Belmont Road, Bettendorf; 563-441- Society — Geneseo: 309-944- St.; 563-326-1621 or 563-326- S. Main St., Port Byron; 309-523-3440; 4150; eicc.edu/library 4868; Kewanee: 309-852-0040 4683 (TTY) rivervalleylibrary.org Scott County Library System: 200 Moline: 309-797-0401 Rock Island: 2350 4th Ave.; Robert R. Jones Public Library N. 6th Ave., Eldridge; 563-285-4794; Rock Island County 866-414-9166 or 309-793-5853 District: 900 1st St., P.O. Box 190, Coal scottcountylibrary.org; Blue Grass Animal Care and Control: (TTY) Valley; 309-799-3047; robertrjonesli- Branch: 121 N. Mississippi St. Suite 2; 309-558-3647 National: 800-772-1213 or brary.org 563-381-2868; Buffalo Branch: 329 Dodge Rock Island: 309-732-2677 800-325-0778 (TTY); ssa.gov Rock Island County Historical St.; 563-381-1797; Durant Branch: 402 Silvis: 309-792-1841 Better Business Bureau of the Society Library: 822 11th Ave., Moline; 6th St.; 563-785-4725; Eldridge Branch: Quad City Animal Welfare Quad Cities, 2435 Kimberly 309-764-8590; richs.cc 200 N. 6th Ave.; 563-285-4794; Princeton Center, Milan: 309-787-6830 Road, Suite 245 S, Betten- Rock Island Public Library: Main Branch: 328 River Drive; 563-289-4282; Iowa dorf; 563-355-6344; 800-222- Library: 401 19th St.; 309-732-7323; 30/31 Walcott Branch: 207 S. Main St.; 563- Humane Society of Scott 1600 (Iowa); bbb.org/iowa Branch: 3059 30th St.; 309-732-7369; 284-6612 26 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Q-C Living Top employers job seekers may want to know

Major Quad-Cities employers and number of employees 13. Moline Community School District 40...... 1,164 Sources 1. Deere & Company...... 7,625 14. XPAC...... 1,120 2. Rock Island Arsenal...... 5,602 15. Tri-City Electric Co...... 1,100 Quad Cities First 3. Genesis Health System...... 4,805 16. Black Hawk College...... 1,006 4. UnityPoint Health (Trinity)...... 4,468 17. Isle Casino Hotel Bettendorf ...... 1,000 Bi-State Regional Commission 5. Hyvee...... 4,378 18. City of Davenport...... 959 6. HNI Corporation/The Hon Company/Allsteel...... 3,700 19. Expert Global Solutions (EGS)...... 950 Infogroup 7. Walmart...... 2,821 20. Sears Manufacturing...... 884 8. Tyson Fresh Meats...... 2,400 21. Eastern Iowa Community Colleges...... 845 Reference USA Gov 9. Davenport Community School District...... 2,279 22. MidAmerican Energy Company...... 801 10. Alcoa...... 2,194 23. Custom-Pak Inc...... 800 Individual Employers 11. Oscar Mayer...... 1,600 24. Exelon Nuclear (Quad Cities Generating Station).....800 12. West Liberty Foods LLC...... 1,200 25. Grain Processing Corporation...... 700 Spring 2016 Plan Your Escape

KEWANEE MUSCATINE Quad Cities Hotel•Motel Directory and Amenity Guide QUAD CITIES HOTEL/MOTEL DIRECTORY &

AMENITY GUIDE Number of Rooms Airport Transportation Banquet Facilities Meeting rooms Laundry Services Cable or HBO Continental Breakfast Elevator Exercise Facilities Extended Stay Handicap Access Hot Breakfast Hot Tub Internet Access Wi-Fi Lobby Business Center Lounge Pets Allowed Pool Restaurant Suites America’s Best Value Inn 39 765 West Main Street, Geneseo, IL • (309) 945-1898     

Americinn Lodge & Suites- Kewanee 49 925 Tenney Street, Kewanee, IL • (309) 856-7200   

Americinn Lodge & Suites Muscatine 56 3115 Hwy 61 North Muscatine, IA • (563) 263-0880   

Best Western Geneseo Inn 55 1375 S Oakwood Avenue, Geneseo, IL • (309) 945-9345     

Hampton Inn & Suites- Davenport 103 5290 Utica Ridge Rd., Davenport, IA • (569) 441- 0001   

Hampton Inn & Suites- Moline 98 2450 69th Avenue, Moline IL • (309) 762-1900    

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 27 + ASK THE VET + ASK THE VET + ASK THE VET THE VETERINARIAN WHY SHOULD I HAVE MY PET HOW CAN I PROTECT MY PET HOW CAN I ENCOURAGE MY CAT NEUTERED OR SPAYED? AGAINST TICKS AND FLEAS? TO BE ACTIVE? IS YOUR PET’S BEST CAREGIVER

The first goal of neutering and Prevention is the best way to There are several ways to stimulate spaying is to prevent your pet from protect your pet from external your cat and encourage it to be reproducing. However, it’s also parasites such as ticks and fleas. more physically active. Playing with beneficial for medical reasons. Various treatments are available to your pet is just one way to get it Females spayed before their prevent parasite infestations; pills, moving and spending more energy. first heat are less likely to suffer liquid medications or injections Encourage your cat to be active by from mammary tumours, while might be appropriate for your pet. playing “hunter and prey” or by males neutered before puberty Your veterinarian will be able to racing around when your cat’s in New are less likely to develop prostate advise you on the best treatment as that kind of mood. Do this two or problems as they age. Veterinarians well as the best time of year to use three times a day for ten minutes, State of the recommend having your cat or dog it for your local climate. There are and you’ll be doing your cat a big art facility sterilized when they are about five also several anti-parasitic products favour. You can also develop its or six months old. Sterilizing also on the market to help keep your cat hunting instinct by hanging a toy or with a staff helps prevent diseases of the uterus or dog in good health, including a ball on a stick. Rotate the various committed and ovaries as well as “phantom collars, shampoos and sprays. toys so you can keep your pet pregnancy” lactations in females. You may feel that a cat or dog that interested in them. Your cat will get to raising In males, it can prevent testicular regularly goes outdoors unattended more exercise if you make it work the standard tumors and anal growths related is destined to live with fleas or a little for its food. For example, for pet final to hormones. The surgery also ticks no matter what you do, but you could leave your pet’s food and reduces or eliminates behaviours it is important to prevent parasite water bowls on a different floor to disposition. influencedinfluenced bbyy the reproductive infestationsinfestations fforor all ppets.ets. Even the one where it sleeps; that way,way, it hormones, such as the marking of though some animals don’t seem will have to go up and down stairs territoryterritory and running awaawayy to mate; to be too bothered byby them, these more often.often. You could alsoalso useuse a Call to learn more about the services we provide. this, in turn, results in ffewerewer ffightsights insectsinsects carrcarryy manmanyy didiseasesseases tthathat food-dispensingfood-dispensing ball forfor its kibble. andand accaccidents.idents. LLastast bbutut not lleast,east, can bbee trantransmittedsmitted to ttheirheir hhosts.osts. SetSet up several structures for youryour sterilizing yyourour ffour-leggedour-legged ffriendriend So, if yyouou discover an infestation of cat to climb or jumpjump on, such as also helpshelps reduce the pproblemroblem fleasfleas or a tick on yyourour pet, talk to a a cat tree,tree, window shelves and ofof petpet overpopulation.overpopulation. Feel ffreeree veterinarian as quicklyquickly as possiblepossible.. bookcases.bookcases. Your veterinarian will be to ask yyourour veterinarian fforor more gladglad to offeroffer more suggestionssuggestions forfor Black Hawk Pet Crematory, LLC 4141 30th Street, Rock Island, IL 61201 information.information. gettinggetting youryour cat inin shape.shape. www.blackhawkpet.com (309) 283-7747

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 29 Q-C Living — Entertainment

Movies by the Geneseo Park nity theater presenting productions that create Ole Opry. Performed at District. Shows start at free Shakespearean and dialogue between artists Davenport Junior The- Rave Davenport 53rd + 7:10 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Greek comedy and trag- and audiences (tickets atre, 2822 Eastern Ave., IMAX: 18 screens, stadium Tuesday, Wednesday and edy, as well as ballet and are “pay what it’s worth” Davenport; 563-940-0508, seating; 3601 E. 53rd St., Friday, and 8 p.m. Satur- opera, June-August in policy). Shows held in bucktownrevue.com. Davenport. For show- day. Tickets are $6.50 for outdoor classic theater. former Johnson School The Blacklist: The most times, call 563-441-0242, adults, $5.50 for seniors Lincoln Park, 1120 40th gym, 1730 Wilkes Ave., notoriously depraved press 1; cinemark.com/ (60+), and $5.50 for chil- St., Rock Island. gen- Davenport; 563-650-2396, improv comedy troupe in theatre-detail.aspx?node_ dren 12 and younger. 111 esius.org. qctheatreworkshop.org. the Quad-Cities. Perform- id=83837 N. State St., Geneseo. 309- It’s A Mystery: Profes- Richmond Hill Players: ing stand-up, sketch. and Regal Moline Stadium 944-3603; geneseoparkdis- sional theater company Popular comedies and improv shows (including 14: 14 screens, stadium trict.org/theater. offering interactive, dramas in a converted guest comedians) at The seating; 4100 38th St. Blue Grass Drive-In: New comedic whodunits at Geneseo barn at Rich- Backroom Comedy The- (just south of John Deere drive-in theater; tick- Skellington Manor, 420 mond Hill Park. 309-944- ater inside Stickman’s, Road), Moline. 844-462- ets for double features 18th St., Rock Island; also 2244; rhplayers.com. 1510 N. Harrison St., 7342, ext.1793; regmovies. are $9 for adults, $4 for offers exclusive private Davenport. 563-676-9193, com/theatres kids 5-12, and free for shows for employers, fun- Comedy/variety blacklistcomedy.com. Putnam Museum National children 4 and younger. draisers, holiday parties Geographic Giant Screen No alcohol, no outside and tour groups; public The Speakeasy: A multi- Music/ballet Theater: Six-story-tall, food or drinks allowed. shows held November- use entertainment facil- seven-story-wide screen, 774 W. Mayne St., Blue May. 563-344-9187; itsa- ity in a ComedySportz Ballet Quad Cities: Dy- with stadium-style Grass, Iowa. 844-437-4834; mysteryqc.com. space, owned by Circa namic, award-winning seating, shows docu- bgdrive.in. New Ground Theatre: ’21 Dinner Playhouse. choreography showcased mentaries, occasional High-quality contem- It seats 130 people for by professional dancers. Hollywood films and Live theater porary and original comedy shows, concerts, Costumed productions classic films; 1717 W. 12th theater in professional burlesque, drag shows, from October to June. St., Davenport. Ticket Call for performances, productions. Village corporate functions and Lecture demonstrations, prices vary by film; call dates and times. Theatre, 2113 E. 11th St., parties, features a full education programs and 563-324-1933, putnam.org/ Adler Theatre: Concerts, Davenport. 563-326-7529; stage, professional light- summer dance classes Movies. touring theatrical and lo- newgroundtheatre.org. ing and sound; 1818 3rd also available. 613 17th 61 Drive-In Theater: cal productions in 2,400- Prenzie Players: Innova- Ave., Rock Island; 309-786- St., Rock Island. 309-786- One of the few drive-ins seat theater. 136 E. 3rd tive troupe presenting 7733; circa21.com. 3779; balletquadcities. left in the Midwest has St., Davenport. 563-326- serious verse theater ComedySportz Quad Cit- com. shows at dusk seven 8555; adlertheatre.com. using financially mod- ies: Based at the Estab- Chamber Music Quad- nights per week in late Center for Living Arts: est production, with lishment Theatre (which Cities: Concerts during spring, summer and Youth and adult theater meticulous attention also hosts other comedy the year at various sites, early fall. U.S. 61 south of and music classes, piano, to language, speed and shows), ComedySportz including Trinity Episco- Maquoketa, Iowa, (exit voice and guitar lessons, feeling. Performs at QC is an improvisational pal Cathedral and Unitar- 153), 30 miles north of musical theater produc- Theatre Workshop, 1730 comedy performance in ian Church in Davenport. Davenport. Tickets $8 for tions. 2008 4th Ave., Rock Wilkes Ave., Davenport. which two teams com- 309-797-0516; chambermu- adults (age 13 and older), Island. 309-788-5433 or 563-484-4210; prenzieplay- pete for the most laughs. sicqc.com. $5 for children ages 5-12, 563-340-7816; centerforliv- ers.com. The performances are Col Ballroom: A variety free for children 4 and ingarts.org. Playcrafters Barn Theatre: open to audience mem- of music and dancing, younger. 24-hour Mov- Circa ’21 Dinner Play- Community theater bers of all ages. Shows at from big-band to rock ieline: 563-674-4367, busi- house: Professional presenting popular 7 p.m. every Friday and and blues. The historic ness office: 563-652-2877; dinner theater with per- comedies and dramas Saturday, 220 19th St., ballroom is available 61-driveintheatre.com. formances Wednesday year-round in a convert- Rock Island. 309-786-1111; for weddings, concerts, Galva Autovue Drive- through Sunday. Reserva- ed barn. 4950 35th Ave., comedysportzqc.com, or and other private events. In Theatre: Off county tions are required. 1828 Moline. 309-762-0330; play- establishmenttheatre. Capacity is 1,350 standing- highway 5 just north 3rd Ave., Rock Island. crafters.com. com. room only or 900 seated. of the high school in 309-786-7733; circa21.com. Quad City Music Guild: The Bucktown Revue: A 1012 W. 4th St., Davenport. Galva. Tickets for double Countryside Community Five Broadway musicals monthly variety show 563-322-4431; legendarycol- features are $7 (age 13+), Theater: Typically pres- presented annually (in- held at 7 p.m. the third ballroom.com. $4 for kids (3-12), and free ents two musicals each cluding three in summer) Friday of each month Daytrotter: The Quad- for those under 3; save summer. North Scott in renovated 100-year-old from September to May. Cities newest live music $1 per ticket on single- High School Fine Arts Chautauqua building. Show includes music, venue, hosts a wide feature Sundays. Box Auditorium, 200 S. 1st St., Prospect Park, 1584 34th poetry, skits, a mono- variety of concerts, in office and snack bar open Eldridge, Iowa. The July Ave., Moline: 309-762- logue and audience the same building with a at 7:30 p.m., first features 2016 show is at Village 6610; qcmusicguild.com. participation in the style large recording studio. All start about 9 p.m. 309-282- Theatre in the Village of Quad City Theatre of an old-fashioned radio live shows are streamed 0752; galvaautovue.com. East Davenport. 563-285- Workshop: The Workshop variety show, inspired by live for Daytrotter mem- Central Theater: Single- 6228; cctonstage.org. strives to present profes- A Prairie Home Com- bers; 324 Brady St., Daven- screen theater, operated Genesius Guild: Commu- sional and meaningful panion and the Grand port; daytrotter.com. 30 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus Sunday, July 24, 2016 Q-C Living — Entertainment

Handel Oratorio Soci- Concerts in December capacity in ballroom, venue, cafe and art KLJB Channel 18 (Fox): ety: Made up of local and the spring by Quad- which can be divided gallery, which hosts 937 E. 53rd St., Daven- community members, Cities area students in for smaller events; 2021 performing artists from port. 563-386-1818; our- the Augustana College 2nd through 7th grades. State St., Bettendorf. the area and around the quadcities.com. Choir, the Augustana 309-762-5117; facebook. 800-724-5825; qcwcc.com/ world. Open Tuesday KGCW-TV (The CW): 231 Symphony Orchestra com/MolineBoysChoir. index.aspx. through Sunday; 2108 18th St., Rock Island. 309- and invited soloists. Nova Singers: Four The Redstone Room: A 3rd Ave. Rock Island. 786-5441; ourquadcities. Two December perfor- subscription concerts of state-of-the-art, 270-plus 309-200-0978; rozztox. com. mances of Handel’s choral music by profes- capacity music venue com. WQPT-TV, Channel 24 “Messiah,” plus a major sional 20-voice ensemble showcasing national, re- (PBS): 3300 River Drive, oratorio in the spring. in Galesburg and the gional and local musical Television Moline. 309-764-2400; Centennial Hall, Au- Quad-Cities. 309-341- acts; with a full-service wqpt.org. gustana College, Rock 7038; novasingers.com. bar. On second floor of Broadcast Quad-Cities Island. 309-794-7233; Quad City Symphony River Music Experience, area television stations: Cable augustana.edu/arts/ Orchestra: Subscription 129 Main St., Davenport. WHBF-TV4 (CBS): 231 Mediacom: serves all music/ensembles/the- concerts in the Adler 563-326-1333, ext. 101; 18th St., Rock Island. area communities. 800- handel-oratorio-society. Theatre, Davenport, rivermusicexperience. 309-786-5441; ourquadci- 479-2082; mediacomcable. ties.com. iWireless Center: Con- and in Centennial Hall, org. com/site/video.html. certs, family-oriented Augustana College, Rock Rock Island Brewing KWQC-TV6 (NBC): 805 N. shows, sporting events Island, plus special con- Company: Since 1979, a Brady St., Davenport. and other community- certs in varied venues. leader in Quad-Cities 563-383-7000; kwqc.com. Satellite related events in 12,000- Box office (and admin- live entertainment, WQAD NewsChannel 8 DISH Network: 1-855- seat arena; 1201 River istrative offices) at 327 featuring national, re- (ABC): 3003 Park 16th St., 603-2450 (to order or for Drive, Moline. 309-764- Brady St., Davenport; gional and local musical Moline. 309-764-8888; customer service); dish. 2000 for box office and 563-322-7276; qcso.org. acts, with a full-service wqad.com. com. 309-764-2001 for adminis- Quad-Cities Waterfront restaurant and bar; 1815 KIIN-TV, Channel 12 (PBS): Direct TV: 888-777-2454 trative offices; iwireless- Convention Center: Con- 2nd Ave., Rock Island. P.O. Box 6450 Johnston, (to order), 800-531-5000 center.com. certs hosted by Isle of 309-793-1999; ribco.com. Iowa, 800-532-1290; iptv. (customer service); di- Moline Boys Choir: Capri Casino, 1,800-seat Rozz-Tox: Live music org. rectv.com. COMING SOON AT THE FalL FesT BEGINS SEPT. 30TH

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Sunday, July 24, 2016 The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus 31 on exhibit through august don’t miss your chance!

The Discovery of King Tut exhibit left me totally stunned! It is so accurate and complete, you cannot tell the difference between the real pieces and the re-creations. It is beyond marvelous. I have never been so impressed with a museum exhibit. -Brian A.

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