Resthave Holds Annual Ice Cream Social
Resthave Care & Rehabilitation held its annual Ice Cream Social on June 11, bringing together community members, residents, families and staff for an evening of fellowship, entertainment and food.Guests were served a meal of pulled pork, hot dogs, chips and baked beans, along with homemade desserts and ice cream. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Jeff Kagay. Despite stormy weather, the event drew a strong and enthusiastic crowd, highlighting the continued support of the community. “Whether
Letter to Clinton Community: LyondellBasell Turnaround
As president & CEO of Grow Clinton, I often speak about the strengths of our business community, its resilience, work ethic, and commitment to supporting local jobs. Attracting new businesses is not the only source of economic growth. True growth also comes from helping existing employers expand, reinvest, and remain competitive. A strong example of that commitment is the upcoming turnaround at LyondellBasell's (LYB) Clinton Complex this summer. From July through September, thousands of out-of-state
Morrison On the Move Launches Fundraising Campaign for Kelly Park Courts Improvements
On the Move is proud to announce the official launch of its newest community fundraising initiative in partnership with the City of Morrison: a project dedicated to revitalizing the tennis courts and adding 2 new pickleball courts at Kelly Park.The “On the Move” campaign aims to transform the current courts into a safe, modern, and welcoming recreational space for residents of all ages and skill levels. Planned improvements include complete resurfacing, and the addition of 2 pickleball courts designed to
Clinton Engineering Celebrates 100 Years of Service with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Clinton Engineering recently celebrated a remarkable milestone, marking 100 years of service to Clinton and the surrounding communities with a special ribbon cutting ceremony held on Wednesday, June 3rd at 12:00 PM. Hosted by Clinton Engineering, the event welcomed community members, partners, and local leaders to honor a century of dedication, craftsmanship, and lasting impact in the region. The celebration highlighted the company’s long-standing commitment to quality work and its important role in
Sawyer Dawes T-Shirt Launch Supports Children’s Miracle Network
Grow Clinton is proud to announce the creation of the Sawyer Dawes My Favorite Subject is Dismissal t-shirt.From the very start of his life, Sawyer has soldiered through countless appointments and anxious nights to national recognition. The story of the Dawes Family shows what it looks like when a community rallies around one determined young hero.Sawyer, whose strength and kindness have earned him the title of 2026 Children’s Miracle Network National Champion, approaches each challenge with a warrior
Origin Design Expands Full Land Survey Services in Quad Cities with Dedicated On-Site Team
Origin Design is pleased to announce the expansion of its full-service land surveying capabilities at its Davenport office, further strengthening the firm’s presence and expertise in the Quad Cities and surrounding communities. The Davenport office now offers comprehensive survey services supported by dedicated, on-site staff. Origin Design’s Land Survey team provides precise, technology-driven services for public, private, and residential clients, supporting projects from early planning and design
CCC Art Exhibit featuring Allen Eberle
Clinton Community College is currently exhibiting work by Allen Eberle of Clinton in the CCC Library Art Gallery. All are invited to attend this exhibit that showcases the colorful and creative pieces Allen painted as part of his “Splintalism Old Maid” collection. This group of paintings reflects his interpretation of the Old Maid card game with each oversized painting of the game’s characters, lit by blacklight causing a “shock and awe” effect. The college will host an Artist Reception for Allen Eberle
MercyOne announces new president and CEO
After a nationwide search, Robert Baxter, FACHE, has been named the new president and CEO of MercyOne beginning on Monday, June 22. Bob will succeed Michael Taylor, who has served in an interim capacity since the beginning of January. Bob brings more than 30 years of health care experience, most recently serving as president of the Toledo market for Bon Secours Mercy Health, the largest health care system in Ohio. There, he created strategies to improve trauma performance, increase retention and
MercyOne Dubuque is the first hospital in Iowa to renew its emergency department pediatric readiness
MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center is the first hospital in Iowa to renew its emergency department pediatric readiness recognition through the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (Iowa HHS), Iowa Pediatric Emergency Assessment and Care Recognition Program (IPEAC). MercyOne Dubuque served as the pilot hospital for the program and was the first in Iowa to earn “peds ready” status. After completing its initial three-year term, the hospital reapplied, underwent evaluation, and successfully renewed its
Ascentra Credit Union Donates $20,000 to Support First-Ever Quad City Back the Blue Flight
As part of its ongoing commitment to community, service, and supporting those who protect our region, Ascentra Credit Union has donated $20,000 to the inaugural Quad City Back the Blue Flight. The new program honors local law enforcement officers, both active and retired, by providing a one-day chartered flight to Washington, D.C., where participants will visit the National Police Officers Memorial Wall and other historic sites.Quad City Back the Blue Flight’s mission is to support and honor law enforcement
Clinton Invites Cyclists Around the World to Celebrate America’s 250th with Community Events and 250-Mile Cycling Challenge
Communities across the United States are preparing to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026, and Clinton, Iowa is already gearing up with a full slate of events and community initiatives leading up to its annual Fourth of July celebration. Planning for the festivities began early this year, with the Clinton Fourth of July Committee launching biweekly meetings in January to organize one of the region’s largest Independence Day celebrations. Beyond the traditional festivities, the committee and
