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A great (hot) day for golf

on Mon, 07/01/2002 - 22:36   by Anonymous

The recent hot weather has made it easy to work up a sweat golfing. Palmer Hills in Bettendorf has renovated several holes, including changing the teebox on number 9.

PV school board meeting June 2002

on Wed, 06/26/2002 - 22:01   by Anonymous

Minutes of the June 17th school board meeting.

BHS Class of '92 Reunion

on Fri, 06/21/2002 - 18:41   by Anonymous

The Bettendorf Class of 1992 is having its 10 year reunion July 20, 2002 at the Radison Hotel in downtown Davenport. The event starts at 6 p.m.

Contact Steve @ 563/323-2626 for any questions.

Duck Creek overflow

on Fri, 06/14/2002 - 22:50   by Anonymous

Duck Creek overflowed its banks during last week's heavy rains, prompting concern among nearby homeowners. With a break in the rainy weather, the water level quickly dropped back to within the river banks.

Spring color despite the cool weather

on Fri, 05/24/2002 - 21:28   by Anonymous


The colder than normal weather hasn't kept the tulips from blooming. With record cold temperatures this spring, the emergence of flowers and leaves on the trees has been slow-going.

Bettendorf Park Board Meeting Minutes for April 10, 2002

on Fri, 05/24/2002 - 21:27   by Anonymous

Steve Grimes recommended to the Board to apply for the transportation enhancement funds for the River Drive Recreation Trail now that all the properties needed have been purchased.

Bettendorf Park Board Meeting Minutes for April 8, 2002

on Fri, 05/24/2002 - 21:26   by Anonymous

The REAP grant applications are due in July and Bi-State Regional Commission has been assisting putting them together. He had two recommendations for grant applications: (1) Acquisition of the Church of Latter Day Saints property for access to the Duck Creek Recreation Trail. The appraisal completed by Doug Nelson for the 15 acres totaled $75,000. Some of the 15 acres is developable. (2) Funds for the initial development of Field Sike Park.

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