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Beginning May lst, classical music will have its own radio station in the Quad Cities. Tuesday WVIK announced the upcoming launch of WVIK Classical.
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For two years, people in the Quad Cities who are blind or unable to read local newspapers have relied on one person.
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During Monday's strong thunderstorm, a fallen tree branch landed on electrical wires along 38th Street in Rock Island, IL. WVIK FM Operations Manager,…
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CommunityNon-profits in the Quad Cities will get some welcome help, thanks to the Moline Foundation. On Tuesday it announced this year's Spring Grant Awards, 42…
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The Augustana Public Radio Information Service will now be available online. Volunteers for the service, known as APRIS, has been putting local newspapers…
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CommunityThanks to one of the Quad Cities's casinos, there'll be more money to spend on schools, parks, and affordable housing. Tuesday the Scott County Regional…
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After four and-a-half years, the executive director of the Quad City Symphony Orchestra is leaving, and not by choice. Ben Loeb will leave his position…
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A tribute to a long-time and popular member of the faculty will be unveiled Wednesday night at Scott Community College. Bruce Carter taught art at the…
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In case you missed it...NPR National Political Correspondent, Don Gonyea, spoke at the WVIK Gala on Thursday night in the Gold Room of the Black Hotel in…
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CommunityA major grant will support the Quad City Symphony Orchestra through 2018. Monday the Riverboat Development Authority handed out its fall grants, including…