March, 2023 | Rock Island Today

City Park Restrooms Open on April 3

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 31, 2023

City Park Restrooms Open on April 3

Swanson: 'ILLINOIS AGRI-WOMEN ANNOUNCES 2023 SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES'

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 31, 2023

In a March 28 Facebook post, Rep. Dan Swanson shared scholarship opportunities for the young women in his district.

How many inmates sentenced in Henry County will be released during week ending March 1?

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 31, 2023

There are two inmates sentenced to jail in Henry County set to be released from the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections during the week ending March 1.

City of Moline Library Board of Trustees met Feb. 2

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 31, 2023

City of Moline Library Board of Trustees met Thursday, Feb. 2

City of Aledo City Council met March 6

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 31, 2023

City of Aledo City Council met Monday, March 6

The Holocaust Memorial Art Exhibit to be held on April 1

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 30, 2023

The Holocaust Memorial Art Exhibit to be held on April 1 at 10 am

Black Hawk College: Reception for ArtSpace Gallery student art exhibition

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 30, 2023

Reception for ArtSpace Gallery student art exhibition

Western Illinois University will host BASSOON STUDIO RECITAL - students of Dr. Shawn Seguin on April 1

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 30, 2023

BASSOON STUDIO RECITAL - students of Dr. Shawn Seguin on April 1

City of Moline Regional Land Bank Authority met Jan. 30

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 30, 2023

City of Moline Regional Land Bank Authority met Monday, Jan. 30

City of Rock Island Planning Commission met March 1

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 30, 2023

City of Rock Island Planning Commission met Wednesday, March 1

'The Censorship Industrial Complex': Sorensen votes against House Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government

By Rock Island Today Reports | Mar 29, 2023

Moline-based U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-IL) was one of the votes against creating the United States House Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government.