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Nearly Half of the Quad Cities Is Now Vaccinated Scott County, the third largest county in Iowa, has announced that they now have 42% of their 16+ population. This means they are well on their way to getting the entire nearly 173,000 person population protected from COVID. The Scott County Health Department Facebook page provided words of praise and encouragement. Congrats, Quad Cities, for achieving 42% COVID-19 vaccination of our 16+ population! Let's keep the momentum going...for ourselves, our neighbors, and our community! Get our free mobile app Congrats, Quad Cities, for achieving 42% C...

61 Drive In Theatre Officially Has Opening Date OPENING WEEKEND MOVIE ANNOUNCMENT!!!! We’re giving away a $10.00 61 Drive In Theatre Giftcard! Here’s what ya gotta do... Many are excited for this season to kick off including myself, I just started going to this theater last summer, and fell in love with it. I've been their multiple times since. They are also very proud of their legacy, The 61 Drive In Theatre is proud to be one of the last and longest running drive in theatre's in the country! We pride ourselves on being a family friendly environment in every way! Low prices at the ticket...

No Your UPS Package Delivery Did NOT Change Ever since the Facebook hack, where over 500 million people had their information leaked, I've been getting spam texts and calls nonstop! It's annoying and frustrating, but it gives me something to rant and warn the Quad Cities about. From Amazon to UPS, scammers love lying about your deliveries. If you get a text like this: There is a good chance it is a scam. Notice how vague it is. notice the random double space. It is a scam. I've already received this text twice. Both with different parcel numbers. Make sure you delete these texts as soon as po...

If you have ever found yourself on the corner of East 53rd and Welcome way, then you have most likely seen the "Hotel Davenport." It seems as though today is the day that demolition is to begin on the hotel. According to the Quad Cities times, the Davenport hotel has faced a number of fires, along with safety and health code violations. This has led to the call for its demolition. Over that time the building has deteriorated and reached the point where city officials last fall issued notices to the owner stating the building needed to either be substantially rehabbed or demolished.

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