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CLARKSVILLE, Iowa — Clarksville residents didn't need the producers of "American Idol" artificially ramping them up: They already were plenty excited for their hometown finalist.

A good Wednesday to all. Warmer temps and drier conditions finally return to the Quad-Cities for today.

On most summer Sundays in the middle to late 1960s, my late mother’s side of the family gathered for dinner.

Daily Record routinely publishes public records available through government agencies.

The Davenport School District will work with a national expert on disproportion in special education, among other processes, to resolve issues presented in a report from the Iowa Department of Education.

A decision on the fate of the historic Rock Island County Courthouse has been put off two more months.

At age 17, Collin Solorzano, of Rock Island and a senior at Alleman High School, already knows which way his career is going to take him.

Two partner sites within the Silos & Smokestacks National Heritage Area have been selected as National Park Service Passport Cancellation Stamp location.

If and when Iowa’s fetal heartbeat abortion ban takes effect, Quad-City patients seeking abortion services will need to travel about 90 miles to one of two family planning facilities in Illinois.

It won’t happen right away, but one day the Quad-City International Airport may offer direct service between Moline and Charlotte, North Carolina.