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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.

Drivers: Mobile Speed Camera Location Set for This Week

Tuesday, March 31 by Tami Seitz

The Muscatine Police Department will deploy its Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE) mobile vehicle in the 2100 block of Isett Avenue from Monday, March 30, through Friday, April 3. Officials note that deployment locations may change without notice. For updates and more information, visit the Muscatine Police... Read More.

Runners, Walkers Take Note: Trail Closure Coming March 30

Saturday, March 28 by Tami Seitz

A section of the Running River Trail system will close on Monday, March 30, weather permitting, to allow for construction work related to the dredge spoils relocation project. The closure will extend from the chicanes, or the serpentine curve in the road, at the upper... Read More.

Logan Street Closure Begins March 30

Friday, March 27 by Tami Seitz

Drivers should plan for changes on Muscatine’s west side as a major construction project shifts into a new area. Starting Monday, March 30, weather permitting, Logan Street will close to through traffic between Newell Street and Pinefield Street as work ramps up on Phase 6D... Read More.

Musser Park Playground Closes for Repairs Temporarily

Thursday, March 26 by Tami Seitz

The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department will temporarily close the playground at Musser Park beginning Friday, March 27, to allow for repairs to playground equipment and the play surface. The remainder of the park will stay open for public use during this time. Parks and... Read More.

Voices from the Civil War Come Alive in Muscatine Exhibit

Thursday, March 26 by Tami Seitz

A powerful new exhibit is bringing the realities of the Civil War closer to home, telling the story not just of a nation divided—but of a community forever changed. The Muscatine Art Center is now hosting “Muscatine and the Civil War,” an immersive experience that... Read More.

Muscatine Rolls Out One-Time Spring Leaf Pickup

Wednesday, March 25 by Tami Seitz

The Muscatine Department of Public Works says there will be only one round of curbside leaf collection this spring. Residents who want the free pickup must rake leaves to the space between the sidewalk and curb, when possible, by 7 a.m. Monday, March 30. Collection... Read More.

Roscoe Avenue to Close for Two Months as Sewer Project Resumes

Friday, March 20 by Tami Seitz

Roscoe Avenue will close to through traffic between Van Horne Street and West Fulliam Avenue beginning Monday, March 23, weather permitting, as Langman Construction resumes Phase 6C of the West Hill Sanitary and Storm Sewer Separation Project following a winter shutdown. Over the next two... Read More.

Restored Greenwood Cemetery Chapel Now Open for Community Events in Muscatine

Tuesday, March 10 by Tami Seitz

The beautifully restored Greenwood Cemetery Chapel is now open for community reservations. Reps at the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department announced the historic chapel offers a peaceful and intimate space for gatherings and special events in Muscatine. Located within Greenwood Cemetery, the chapel retains its... Read More.

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