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A day at the beach

on Sat, 08/16/2008 - 01:51   by Anonymous


A flock of ducks enjoy a newly created sandbar off Bettendorf's Leach Park. As the Mississippi River recedes from flood stage earlier in the year, new sand bars have emerged.

Flags on the march in July 4 parade

on Thu, 07/24/2008 - 22:47   by Anonymous


The QC Morning Optimist Club marches in the Bettendorf July 4 parade.

Downtown events center takes shape

on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 00:49   by Anonymous



Bricklayers construct the walls of the downtown events center along the 1900 block of State Street. In the background at left is the Isle of Capri hotel, which will connect to the events center via a skyway.

Bulldogs tune up for playoffs with win over North Scott

on Wed, 02/13/2008 - 22:31   by Anonymous



Bettendorf's George Dexter shoots a freethrow in the Bulldog's Monday night (2/11) win over the North Scott Lancers. Bettendorf, 14-2 in the MAC and rated 7th in the most recent 4A boys basketball poll, will face another top-10 team, Linn-Mar, Saturday at home. For additional photos, click on the "Read More" link below.

Frozen metal geese

on Fri, 02/08/2008 - 04:23   by Anonymous


The steel geese scupltures at Middle Park Lagoon sport a white coat of snow after the storm Wednesday (2/7) which left the area with more than seven inches of snow and led to the cancellation of school classes and most other local events and activities.

Winter wonderland along Duck Creek Parkway

on Sat, 12/29/2007 - 03:24   by Anonymous



A thick layer of snow covers tree limbs along Duck Creek Parkway, Bettendorf. More than six inches of new snow blanketed the city Friday (12/28). The wet snow was transformed into snow forts and snowmen by area children, off from school for the holidays.

Ice berries

on Fri, 12/14/2007 - 19:45   by Anonymous



Sunlight reflects off the ice-coated berries and limbs of a tree. Recent freezing rain left trees, utility lines and cars coated with ice causing power outages and slippery streets.

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