Neighbor to Neighbor Help Zone – Page 4 – Voice of Muscatine

Community Comes Together to Help Residents Following Downtown Muscatine Building Demolitions

Wednesday, July 1 by Tami Seitz

The strength of the Muscatine community was on full display this week as dozens of volunteers, first responders, local agencies, and community organizations worked together to help residents and business owners safely retrieve their belongings following the demolition of buildings on East 2nd Street... Read More.

One Last Chance: Capone’s Chicago Style Eatery to Close After July 2

Wednesday, July 1 by Tami Seitz

If you've been meaning to stop by Capone's Chicago Style Eatery, now is the time. The Muscatine restaurant announced it will permanently close after Thursday, July 2, giving customers just one more day to enjoy their favorite Chicago-style menu items before the doors close for... Read More.

These New Laws Are Taking Effect in Iowa July 1

Wednesday, July 1 by Connor Kenney

DES MOINES, Iowa (Iowa Capital Dispatch) - Many of the laws advanced during the 2026 legislative session take effect Wednesday, including measures restricting access to abortion-inducing medication, increasing the speed limit on two-lane highways and limiting future governors’ powers during public... Read More.

Muscatine Urges Safe and Respectful Fireworks Use for a Fun and Incident Free Holiday

Wednesday, July 1 by Connor Kenney

As fireworks season approaches, the City of Muscatine is reminding residents to celebrate safely, respectfully, and within the law. While consumer fireworks remain a popular way to mark summer holidays, city officials emphasize that responsible use is essential to protecting neighbors, property, and... Read More.

Celebrate Independence Day Weekend with Family Fun and Activities Across Muscatine

Wednesday, July 1 by Connor Kenney

As Independence Day weekend approaches, the City of Muscatine is excited to welcome residents and visitors to a full slate of recreational opportunities across the community. From July 3 through July 5, Muscatine's parks, aquatic facilities, golf course, and sports complexes will be... Read More.

Muscatine Cooling Centers Open to Help Residents Beat Extreme Heat

Wednesday, July 1 by Connor Kenney

With high summer temperatures posing a risk to public health, multiple community organizations and municipal facilities in Muscatine are opening their doors as designated cooling centers. These air-conditioned locations offer local residents a safe environment to rest, hydrate, and escape dangerous heat conditions. The following... Read More.

Changes At Musser Public Library Now In Effect

Wednesday, July 1 by Connor Kenney

Musser Public Library will change its hours and services starting July 1, 2026, due to a $104,000 reduction in government funding. This cut combines a $54,000 decrease from Muscatine County and $50,000 less in City Capital Outlay. These changes affect everyone who uses the... Read More.

Muscatine Announces Holiday Closures and Service Changes for Independence Day 2026

Wednesday, July 1 by Connor Kenney

City of Muscatine offices and departments will close on Friday, July 3, 2026, for Independence Day. This covers City Hall, Public Works, and other city buildings. Offices will reopen at 8 a.m. on Monday, July 6. Essential services like the Muscatine Police Department, Fire... Read More.

Muscatine Police Increase Speed Enforcement on Mulberry Avenue for SPARK Summer School Safety

Friday, June 26 by Connor Kenney

SPARK summer school has returned, bringing more children and families to Mulberry Avenue. The Muscatine Police Department urges drivers to slow down and stay alert in the area. From June 25 to June 27, officers will deploy the Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE) mobile vehicle in... Read More.

Muscatine Faces Tough Choices After Downtown Buildings Deemed Unsafe

Friday, June 26 by Connor Kenney

Muscatine city officials are facing tough decisions after inspections revealed structural problems in several downtown buildings. Engineers found that 17 out of 20 buildings inspected earlier this week need repairs for structural stability. Most of these properties are on the 200 block of East... Read More.

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