- Voice of Muscatine

Fire safety tips for the basement and the garage

Monday, March 10 by Submitted

Basements and garages present additional fire safety risks compared to other home areas. Flammable liquids, storage of combustibles, gas appliances, and electrical tools can lead to fires. The National Fire Incident Reporting System notes that garage fires tend to spread farther and cause more injuries... Read More.

Burn ban in effect; Red flag warning also issued for Muscatine County

Monday, March 10 by Submitted

Muscatine County Emergency Management has issued a burn ban today, Monday, March 10, 2025. The ban is in effect until further notice. In addition, the National Weather Service - Quad Cities has issued a red flag warning for critical fire danger in effect from... Read More.

Parks and Recreation introduces RecDesk, all-new reservation platform

Monday, March 10 by Submitted

Exciting changes are happening at Muscatine Parks and Recreation! We are thrilled to introduce RecDesk, our new and improved registration and rental software. Visit https://muscatineiowa.recdesk.com/Community/Home to sign up for recreation programs, reserve buildings and shelters, and more! Creating a household account is quick and easy... Read More.

Muscatine Municipal Golf Course opens for 2025 season

Monday, March 10 by Submitted

The Muscatine Municipal Golf Course is officially open for the 2025 season, welcoming golfers starting at 12 p.m. today (March 10). Currently, the course is open for walking only. Beginning Tuesday and running through March 23, tee times will start at 10 a.m., with the... Read More.

Traffic light at 1st and Clay in flashing red mode, pending repairs to controller

Friday, March 7 by Submitted

The traffic signal at the intersection of 1st Avenue and Clay Streets is currently in “Flashing Red” mode as emergency repairs to the controller are being implemented by Muscatine Power & Water. A flashing red light at an intersection means you must come to a complete... Read More.

City encourages residents to practice fire safety

Friday, March 7 by Submitted

Before a fire make digital copies of valuable documents and records like birth certificates. If you are insured, contact your insurance company for detailed instructions on protecting your property, conducting inventory and contacting fire damage restoration companies. Create and Practice a Fire Escape Plan Remember that... Read More.

GMCCI to host moderated roundtable for small business owners, local entrepreneurs

Friday, March 7 by Submitted

Are you a Small Business Owner, Retailer, Vendor, Creator, Consultant, Practitioner, Restauranteur or Entrepreneur? Mark your calendar for Monday, April 14th at 10:00 a.m. as GMCCI is launching a three-session moderated roundtable for our small business members. Whether it’s best practices, local laws and regulations or... Read More.

Individuals sought to strengthen City by serving on authorized boards and commissions

Friday, March 7 by Submitted

Muscatine is more than just a great place to live and work—it’s a community built on teamwork, generosity, and a shared commitment to making life better for everyone. Whether it’s serving on a committee, volunteering for a local project, stepping up to support an... Read More.

Groundbreaking held for Deep Lakes Park campground

Thursday, March 6 by Submitted

A celebratory photo was taken at noon on Monday, March 3, 2025, marking the beginning of construction for a new campground to be located at Deep Lakes Park on the south side of Muscatine. Deep Lakes Park is a 435-acre park managed by Muscatine County... Read More.

Three public hearings on March 6 City Council agenda

Thursday, March 6 by Submitted

The Muscatine City Council will conduct three public hearings and recognize the Muscatine High School State Bowling Championship Team during its March 6 meeting. The public is welcomed, and encouraged, to attend when the Council meets at 6 p.m. Thursday in the City Council Chambers... Read More.