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In this exciting episode of "Talking Art," host Ben Gougeon sits down with Glen Lowry, a talented illustrator and printmaker hailing from the Quad Cities. -
https://www.epa.govThe City of Moline is upgrading its South Slope Wastewater Treatment Plant to stay in compliance with state regulations. They broke ground on the project this week.WVIK News spoke with WPC Operations Manager Greg Pyles and Moline Utilities Director Laura Pigatti Williamson about the upgrades that are expected to be completed in 2029.
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Moline Coal Valley School District Superintendent Dr. Rachel Savage speaks with WVIK News about the district's long-range facilities plan, including the retirement of the 127-year-old Willard Elementary building. The district is paying WIU $20,000 a month to relocate Lincoln-Irving students for the 2026-27 school year at the university's Quad-Cities campus, as the district renovates and expands the Lincoln-Irving building. -
Come from Away continues at Circa ‘21 Dinner Playhouse, 1828 – 3rd Avenue in Rock Island through November 1 -
Agatha Christie is making another visit to the Quad Cities via Playcrafters Barn Theatre’s current production of Murder on the Nile directed by Karen Riffey. -
Healthy Aging Month: Preventing Urinary Tract Infections -
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Rock Island Public Works crews are flushing hydrants and cleaning the city's water system over the next two months. Residents may notice a chlorine smell or discoloration. Rock Island Utilities Superintendent Jason Upton says water quality will not be impacted. -
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A RiverWay story by Dale Hachtel, volunteer at River Action and one of the directors of the Blackhawk Hiking Club.
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Terrell, a resident of Johnson County, is running for Iowa's 1st Congressional District as a Democrat. He discusses his priority issues and attendance for Saturday's Quad Cities Coalition for Palestine rally in Rock Island with WVIK News. Terrell is running against Christina Bohannan and Taylor Wettach in the primary.
