THE major contribution made by Irish immigrants to the Unites States is documented in a new book by author and journalist David Forsythe. What have the Irish ever done for us? tells the fascinating tale of Irish immigration and its positive influence over the centuries through the stories of dozens of individuals who have made an impact around the world.

MOLINE, ILLINOIS – WQPT, Quad Cities PBS will air the newest film from Moline based documentary filmmakers Tammy and Kelly Rundle of Fourth Wall Films on March 26 at 9:00 pm. The film, “The Barn Raisersis a historical documentary that tells the story of barns in the Upper Midwest by examining them through the lens of architecture.

First-Time Author Nikki Avila’s First Novel Now Available Nationwide

Independent Quad City publisher Paradisiac Publishing (www.paradisiacpublishing.com) is pleased to announce the release of its latest title, Hellbound Angel. This young adult dystopian novel was written by first-time Author and San Jose, CA resident, Nikki Avila. Avila, a student at West Valley Community College, is studying creative writing and American literature.

Tune in for Festival 2017!

Johnston, Iowa - Special guests, new programs and viewer favorites will take center stage during Festival 2017, February 25-26, March 5-12 and 18-19 on statewide Iowa Public Television. This programming celebration-the network's only extended pledge drive of the year-allows viewers to support the programming they enjoy.

Brent Craine announces release of ‘You Have a New Friend Request’

Debut book inspired by posting about faith on Facebook

918studio press to release Breakfast at the Good Hope Home with launch party February 23rd

DAVENPORT, IOWA—918studio press, a literary press in Davenport, is preparing for its first 2017 release with local author,

JOHNSTON, IOWA - Join Iowa Public Television in celebrating Black History Month this February with timely, educational programs highlighting poignant stories of courage, strength and perseverance. These programs will engage viewers in community conversations, exploring African-American history and culture.

The scheduled programming will appear on IPTV as follows:

What is Fake News? How can you recognize it? How is it spread and how has it influenced events? These topics and more will be discussed by local media leaders during a special panel discussion event to be held at the Davenport Public Library.

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