Evan Denton

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Reporter at WHBF-TV (Rock Island,IL)

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Construction under way on new Community Health Care Clinic, Muscatine

1 week ago | ourquadcities.com | Linda Cook |Evan Denton

Construction on a new Community Health Care Clinic in Muscatine is under way. The 13,000-square-foot clinic will provide affordable primary medical, dental, and behavioral health care services. The Community Health Care CEO estimates that the clinic will create from 30 to 35 jobs. U. S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa, was among those who attended. She said she’s excited to see a state-of-the-art facility coming to Muscatine.
How state cuts could hit Arc of the Quad Cities Area

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Evan Denton

Concerns about spending cuts in the Illinois state budget have managers at the Arc of the Quad Cities Area going over options to continue. Our Quad Cities News reporter Evan Denton looks at how cuts to the organization could hit its staffing and services. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WHBF - OurQuadCities.com.
How state cuts could hit Arc of the Quad Cities Area

1 week ago | ourquadcities.com | Evan Denton |Brian Weckerly

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3,000-plus QC students will groove to ‘Blues in the Schools’ program this week

1 week ago | ourquadcities.com | Evan Denton

Music is bouncing off the walls inside the Thurgood Marshall Learning Center, Rock Island, as the Mississippi Valley Blues Society’s “Blues in the Schools” program takes center stage. “When we are exposed to music, music makes us feel better, and creates a sense of community,” said musician Robert Jones Sr. The “Blues in the Schools” program is a musical performance and discussion led by Jones.
3,000-plus QC students will groove to ‘Blues in the Schools’ program this week

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Evan Denton

Music is bouncing off the walls inside the Thurgood Marshall Learning Center, Rock Island, as the Mississippi Valley Blues Society’s “Blues in the Schools” program takes center stage. “When we are exposed to music, music makes us feel better, and creates a sense of community,” said musician Robert Jones Sr. The “Blues in the Schools” program is a musical performance and discussion led by Jones.
Parent says racial-slurs were used in Bettendorf Middle School classrooms

1 week ago | ourquadcities.com | Evan Denton

Bettendorf Middle School parent Ceola Tinch wants answers. “I cannot allow myself to drop my kid off at those doors and walk away, knowing that there are women in these classrooms saying racial slurs,” Tinch said. Tinch and her daughter Bella Lane met with Our Quad Cities News to explain what happened at the school. On Monday, Bella said, a substitute teacher used the N-word. Bella said the remark came after a different student in the class kept saying the N-word.
Parent says racial-slurs were used in Bettendorf Middle School classrooms

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Evan Denton

Bettendorf Middle School parent Ceola Tinch wants answers. “I cannot allow myself to drop my kid off at those doors and walk away, knowing that there are women in these classrooms saying racial slurs,” Tinch said. Tinch and her daughter Bella Lane met with Our Quad Cities News to explain what happened at the school. On Monday, Bella said, a substitute teacher used the N-word. Bella said the remark came after a different student in the class kept saying the N-word.
YMCA ‘Body in Motion’ program helps people with Parkinson’s Disease

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Evan Denton

About eight years ago, members of the Moline-East Moline YMCA, a branch of the Two Rivers YMCA, noticed a community need. “We had a lot of people coming to us saying, ‘I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s (Disease) or other balance-related issues, and I don’t really know what to do,'” said Breanne Anderson, Moline-East Moline YMCA branch executive. That led to the creation of the “Body in Motion” programs. The programs are designed for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease and other movement disorders.
YMCA ‘Body in Motion’ program helps people with Parkinson’s Disease

2 weeks ago | ourquadcities.com | Evan Denton

About eight years ago, members of the Moline-East Moline YMCA, a branch of the Two Rivers YMCA, noticed a community need. “We had a lot of people coming to us saying, ‘I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s (Disease) or other balance-related issues, and I don’t really know what to do,'” said Breanne Anderson, Moline-East Moline YMCA branch executive. That led to the creation of the “Body in Motion” programs. The programs are designed for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease and other movement disorders.
RICO residents comment on Andalusia Road/Indian Bluff Road corridor study

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Evan Denton

People in Rock Island County are weighing in on proposed changes to the eight-mile corridor of Andalusia Road and Indian Bluff Road. The Bi-State Regional Commission received a grant to study the traffic flow from Turkey Hollow Road to U. S. Highway150. Benesch, a consulting company out of Chicago, presented possible changes to the corridor. Proposals include bike-friendly shoulders, adding roundabouts and adding a left-turn lane.