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Project NOW Providing Update On Lift NOW Community Center On Friday

Project NOW Providing Update On Lift NOW Community Center On Friday

Project NOW’s Executive Director, Dwight Ford, will provide a community update on our “Lift NOW Center”—the emergency overnight shelter we opened in January (418 19th Street Rock Island) on Friday.  Ford will provide numbers of those served, the communities served, as well as some success stories. There are 37 beds available for unhoused individuals and families […]

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Western Illinois Athletics Commemorates Black History Month Honoring Black WIU Athletes

Western Illinois Athletics Commemorates Black History Month Honoring Black WIU Athletes

Throughout February, Western Illinois (WIU) Athletics commemorated Black History Month by acknowledging Leathernecks past and present. The month featured highlights of Black alumni and Hall of Famers, as well as current student-athletes and coaches. Jennifer Alexander Jennifer Alexander was a Volleyball student-athlete at WIU from 2001-2006. Alexander was a named member of the All-Freshman team, […]

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Top of the World Ranch Announces New On-Site Detox Program, Launching March 5

Top of the World Ranch Announces New On-Site Detox Program, Launching March 5

Top of the World Ranch, a leading addiction recovery center, is proud to announce the launch of its new On-Site Detox Program, set to begin accepting clients on March 5th, 2025. This addition to the Ranch’s comprehensive treatment offerings ensures that individuals can now undergo medically supervised detox in the same serene and supportive environment […]

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Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen Said This About Trump’s Government Job Cuts

Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) issued the following statement in response to mass firings across the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Weather Service (NWS), which appears to have affected more than 800 employees, including some from the Quad Cities’ office. “The reckless decision to fire NOAA and National Weather Service employees puts […]

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