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Walnut Street Closed in Muscatine After Water Leak Causes Sinkholes

Monday, April 20 by Tami Seitz

Walnut Street is closed to all traffic effective immediately between the alley near Second Street and the intersection at Third Street after a water leak undermined the pavement and created sinkholes on both sides of the roadway in front of 216 Walnut St. The City... Read More.

Sip, Savor and Vote: Spring Tasting Event Returns to Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds April 18

Wednesday, April 15 by Tami Seitz

Wine, beer and bourbon enthusiasts will have a new reason to celebrate this spring as a popular tasting event returns to the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds. Organizers announced the event will take place April 18 in the Fair Center Building at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds, offering... Read More.

Drivers in Muscatine – Watch Your Speed Here This Week

Tuesday, April 14 by Tami Seitz

The Muscatine Police Department announced it's deploying the Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE) mobile vehicle along the 1900 block of Hershey Avenue from Tuesday, April 14, through Friday, April 17. The mobile unit is part of the department’s ongoing efforts to encourage safer driving and... Read More.

Big Changes Ahead? Road Use Tax and Corridor Design Up for Debate

Monday, April 13 by Tami Seitz

The Muscatine City Council will receive updates on two major community projects during its In‑Depth meeting on Tuesday, April 14, 5:30 p.m. in the Muscatine City Council Chambers at Muscatine City Hall, 215 Sycamore Street. City Engineer Kevin Coon will brief the Council on the... Read More.

It’s Baby Season: How to Help Wildlife by Leaving It Alone

Monday, April 13 by Tami Seitz

As spring settles in, wildlife across the region is entering one of its most active and delicate times of year—baby season. From young deer to tiny rabbits and newly hatched birds, forests, parks, and even backyards are filling with new life. Wildlife experts at the... Read More.

Muscatine to Celebrate Arbor Day April 24 With Major Tree-Planting Push

Friday, April 10 by Tami Seitz

The City of Muscatine will observe Arbor Day on April 24, highlighting its ongoing commitment to urban forestry, environmental stewardship and expanding green spaces. City officials said the annual observance underscores the environmental, economic and social benefits trees provide, including improved air quality, reduced stormwater... Read More.

Volunteers Needed for 2026 John Deere Classic: Registration Now Open

Thursday, April 9 by Tami Seitz

Organizers of the John Deere Classic are calling for volunteers to fill all positions to volunteer for the 2026 tournament, scheduled for July 1–5. Registration is now open for those eager to support one of the Quad Cities’ largest and most celebrated sporting events. In... Read More.

Lane Closed Tuesday in Muscatine for Tree Removal

Monday, April 6 by Tami Seitz

Drivers in Muscatine should plan for a brief traffic slowdown Tuesday morning as part of scheduled maintenance along the riverfront. The City of Muscatine Department of Public Works says Mississippi Drive will be reduced to one lane on Tuesday, April 7, for approximately one hour.... Read More.

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT: Dangerous Storms Target Muscatine This Afternoon — Know Where to Take Shelter NOW

Thursday, April 2 by Tami Seitz

A potentially dangerous round of severe weather is expected to move into eastern Iowa this afternoon, putting communities like Muscatine on high alert as forecasters warn conditions could rapidly produce tornadoes. City of Muscatine officials are urging residents to act now — not later —... Read More.

Avenue Subs Isn’t Gone — It’s Getting a Fresh Start in Downtown Muscatine

Wednesday, April 1 by Tami Seitz

If you thought Avenue Subs had quietly disappeared for good, think again — the beloved sandwich shop is gearing up for a comeback, and it’s staying right where it belongs: at a new location in downtown Muscatine. After an unexpected closure that left both customers... Read More.

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