30 Aug 2017

Governor’s office, DOT urge drivers to use caution around school buses

By Brenna Smith

(DES MOINES) – During the administration’s weekly press conference Tuesday, Gov. Kim Reynolds, Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg and Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Director Mark Lowe urged Iowa drivers to use caution around school buses and reminded them to be on the lookout for children.

30 Aug 2017

Gov. Rauner's statement after House vote

By Elizabeth Tomev

SPRINGFIELD (Aug. 28, 2017) – Gov. Rauner issued the following statement after the House vote:​

"Today, members of the Illinois House of Representatives voted to bring historic education reform to Illinois children and their families. I want to thank Speaker Madigan, Leader Durkin and their staff members for finding common ground that will reverse the inequities of our current school funding system.

28 Aug 2017

The Monsanto Fund donates $10,000 gift to Governor’s STEM Advisory Council

By Carrie Rankin

Investment deepens partnership with STEM Council to expand STEM programming

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – The Iowa Governor’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Advisory Council has received more support from an industry partner this month.

25 Aug 2017

School Attendance Challenge 8/30/2017

By Jennifer Walker

Challenge 5 Day What: Every student at every school in the Quad Cities is challenged to attend school on August 30. We’re trying to break attendance records. When: Wednesday, August 30, 2017 •    8:00 a.m. high fives with community leaders and students •    8:15 a.m. school starts •    8:30 a.m. superintendents’ remarks

25 Aug 2017

Statement on leaders’ education talks

By Elizabeth Tomev

The following statement can be attributed to the Governor’s Office:

“Governor Rauner applauds the four leaders in coming to a consensus on historic school funding reform that reflects the work of the School Funding Reform Commission. He thanks them for their leadership and looks forward to the coming days when the legislation is passed by both chambers.” 

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25 Aug 2017

Local Students Named to Spring 2017 Dean's List at Palmer College of Chiropractic, Davenport

By Lori Leipold

DAVENPORT, IA (08/24/2017)-- Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, congratulates the following students who were named to the 2017 Spring Dean's List:

Note: For the complete list of all (206) students for this story, please visit:

24 Aug 2017

College Bound Children Share Career Ambitions With State Treasurer Fitzgerald

By Karen Austin

DES MOINES, IA (08/24/2017) (readMedia)-- State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that 88% of the children who participated in the College Savings Iowa's annual State Fair survey believe a college education is a necessary step to achieving their dreams and career aspirations. "Iowa children are already thinking about their futures," stated Fitzgerald.

24 Aug 2017

Palmer College of Chiropractic donates building to Scott County Family YMCA

By Lori Leipold

Palmer College of Chiropractic has donated the building at 724 N. Harrison St. to the Scott County Family YMCA. It currently houses the Palmer YMCA Early Learning Center.

24 Aug 2017

Online Continuing Education Available for Early Childhood Professionals

By Becky L. King

AMES, Iowa – The quality of care that children receive between birth and age five sets the stage for the rest of their lives. With that in mind, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach offers professional development for child care providers.

23 Aug 2017

Kaitlin Stice, a Taylor Ridge, IL Native, Achieves Summer 2017 Dean's List at Belmont University

By Hope Buckner

NASHVILLE, TN (08/22/2017)-- Kaitlin Stice, of Taylor Ridge, IL (61284), qualified for Belmont University's Summer 2017 Dean's List. Eligibility for the summer session is based on a minimum 9-hour course load over 10 weeks and a quality grade point average of 3.5 with no grade below a C.

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