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Temple Emanuel of Davenport, Iowa was one of several Jewish institutions and monuments targeted during the holiday Hanukkah when it was spray painted with an antisemitic message.

Antisemitic rhetoric on the rise

Ingrid Hofmann, Editor In Chief
December 22, 2020

Marine Toys-For-Tots has seen an increase in demand of donations due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The importance of Christmas toy donations during the COVID-19 pandemic

Michael VanDerSchaaf, Sports Editor
December 1, 2020

As COVID-19 takes over the world, the race to develop and distribute an effective vaccine continues.

A race to find a vaccine leaves society divided

Addi Steele, Photo Manager
November 24, 2020

TBK Sports complex introduced new guidelines that only allow fitness members access. This comes with Kim Reynolds new restrictions that cover a broad amount of activities and events.

How does the partial mask mandate function?

Sam McGrath, Business Manager
November 24, 2020

Fracking is a process that generates valuable revenue for the economy and although environmentally harmful, creates millions of American jobs in the US.

Fracking: why should I care?

Jonathan Glaum, Multimedia Manager
November 23, 2020

Senior Harris Ciaccio checks the current projected standings of the 2020 presidential election.

America’s decision: the outcome of the election and its consequences

Jonathan Sulgrove, Opinion Editor
November 20, 2020

Jobless Americans search tirelessly for employment opportunities and financial support amidst the global pandemic.

A nation of unrest: will more coronavirus relief be provided for Americans?

Azzy Brown, Copy Editor
November 9, 2020

The Family Museum was one of the recreational facilities that had to adjust their staff after COVID-19. According to Jason Schadt, the Finance Director for the City of Bettendorf, the Family Museum “reduced their staff by 25%” and found other ways to save the city $300,000.

The impact of COVID on Bettendorf’s budget

Sam McGrath, Business Manager
October 26, 2020

COVID-19 cases in Scott County have been rising as the school year continues on.

What comes next?: How PV plans to address county’s spike in COVID-19 cases

Lily Barrett, Student Life Editor
October 20, 2020

The Surrey Heights Bettendorf Fire Station which is currently only staffed by volunteer positions will acquire two career personnel later this month.

Local firefighter budget goes to COVID

Sam McGrath, Business Manager
October 20, 2020

As cases continue to rise across the country, the COVID-19 pandemic has reached the nation’s leaders and made Washington D.C. a virus hotspot.

The White House becomes a COVID-19 hotspot

Taze Wilson, Lead Editor
October 16, 2020

Students studying at Scott Community College before the outbreak of COVID-19 cases

Scott Community College shuts down due to COVID-19

Akash Pradeep, Feature Editor
October 7, 2020

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