The Quad Cities Bicycle Club will host Bike Month events open to club members and non-members, according to a news release. May 6 Spring Tailwind – Participants board a bus in Moline and travel 100 miles either east in Illinois or west in Iowa. They offload their bicycles and travel back to the Quad Cities […]
In 2021 the group was able to donate 130 bikes. This year the group set a goal of 150 bikes. So far they have 200 bikes that will benefit Quad Cities youth.
Thousands of runners who braved the scorching heat early Saturday, July 24 for the Bix 7 race got a glimpse of the heart of the Hilltop Campus Village (HCV) in Davenport.
Though they likely did not stop then for a stirring jolt of coffee or admire some of the area’s striking architecture, Scott Tunnicliff and Molly
Molly Otting Carlson will start as new HCV executive director on Aug. 2.
Otting Carlson certainly hope they’ll be back soon to take in all the area has to offer.
Tunnicliff – an avuncular, dedicated 66-year-old economic development leader – recently retired as the first HCV director in its 12-year history. Carlson, a 52-year-old Davenport native, left her job as a vice president at Visit Quad Cities to take the reins of the nonprofit (and only Main Street Iowa organization in Scott County) as of Aug. 2.
Published by nathan@mexicole. on Tue, 05/11/2021 - 6:52am
Charles L. Curry, 75, of Moline, died May 6, 2021, at home after a long illness.
Services are May 11 at 11:30 a.m. in the Horizon Room at Trimble Funeral Home, 701 12th Street, Moline, with the Rev. Michael Swartz officiating. Visitation is one hour prior to services. Burial will be at Elmwood Cemetery, Mexico at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First Congregational Church, Moline.
Charles Lee Curry was born Dec. 30, 1945 in Mexico, to Harold and Laveta Goe Curry. He graduated from Mexico High School, received a B.S. in physical therapy from University of Missouri, and a M.A. in physical therapy from University of Southern California. He served in the U.S. Air Force until retirement in 1989. He and Mary Lynn Chilton were married March 29, 1969 in Florissant.