Our first ever Fright Night will feature popcorn, pop, candy – and the scary movie of your choice!

.You bring your imagination, we’ll sup​ply the Legos!

Reverse-Flash manipulates the Speed Force to put The Flash into a time loop that forces him to relive the same day over and over again.

The Western Illinois University Kinesiology Department will host a Leatherneck Coaching Seminar from 8:45 a.m.-3 p.m.

Quad Cities Chamber issued the following announcement on.The Western Illinois University School of Agriculture has partnered with the Illinois Corn Marketing Board to develop a program that benefits high school agriculture classes across Illinois.

Join us for our monthly Pinterest craft!

Regional College students have been making a difference for 14 years as WQPT/PBS Ambassadors.

CASI, Home Helpers of Scott County and LivWell Seniors present the first ever Rock The Lot parking lot party at CASI on Friday, June 22 from 6 to 10pm.

The latest buzz in the world of pollinators will be available at the Putnam with the return of Pollinators’ Palooza on Saturday, May 19.

Family Resources’ Braking Traffik anti-human trafficking program will host a Celebration of Cultures from 1-5 p.m.

Commissioners for the Metropolitan Airport Authority of Rock Island County hope to soon take up the matter of a contract for a new Executive Director.

Congratulations to First American State Bank on the grand opening of their new location at 3455 Avenue of the Cities in Moline!

Proceeds support people who need substance abuse, mental health treatment

The nominations for election of officers will take place during this meeting, so plan to attend if you're interested in running for office.Original source can be found here.

Recent investment in the Quad Cities metro region has been recognized by Site Selection Magazine as part of its 2017 Governor’s Cup Awards.

The Quad Cities Chamber's Annual Golf Outing is the perfect opportunity to bond with clients, prospects and colleagues on the course.

The Quad Cities entrepreneurial community is receiving statewide attention once again after four teams from the region competed in a pitchoff competition at the Surge Summit at the Hawkeye Innovation Expo.

Minority entrepreneurs will have the chance to strengthen the state’s start-up and small business community by applying for the 2018 Advancing the Development of Minority Entrepreneurship (ADME) program.

The Quad Cities Chamber welcomed nine new members in the month of April.

Carbondale Community Arts is excited to host the Cristaudo’s Jam Band for the May Sandwiches and Strings: Third Thursday Concert at Artspace 304.