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Genesis Clarissa Cook Hospice takes shape in Bettendorf



The Clarissa C. Cook Hospice House takes shape along Tech Drive, Bettendorf. The $7.4-million facility will have 16 beds to provide care for terminally ill patients. Genesis VNA & Hospice has been providing hospice care in the Quad Cities for 15 years, and the new facility will be area's first free-standing hospice.

Going, going, gone for Jackson/Stensvad Administrative Center



A pile of rubble to be hauled away is all that's left of the old Jackson Elementary School, Bettendorf, this afternoon (8/15). The former elementary, most recently the district's Ray Stensvad Administrative Center, is being torn down to make way for a new Armstrong Elementary School. Jackson School opened for the 1952-53 school year with kindergarten, first, second and third grade classes. It became a kindergarten through 5th grade school in 1954. Jackson closed in 1985 when Paul Norton Elementary opened in north Bettendorf. The building was remodeled and has served as the district's administrative office since 1986.

15th Street reconstruction work



Work continues on reconstruction of 15th Street, Bettendorf, from Central to Mississippi Boulevard. The project will bring the street up to city standards with curb and gutters to handle stormwater runoff.

Hazy days of summer



Golfers enjoy an early morning round at Palmer Hills Golf Course despite the hazy, humid summer weather.

New Palmer Hills clubhouse complete


The new clubhouse at Palmer Hills Golf Course, Bettendorf, provides golfers with new, upgraded facilities, and offers a great location for breakfast and lunch in the clubhouse restaurant overlooking the 9th green.

Twin towers of Mississippi River


The twin towers of the Interstate 74 bridge across the Mississippi River between Bettendorf and Moline are backlit by the early morning sun.

New Bettendorf Office Products now open



The new Bettendorf Office Products/Evergreen Artworks opened recently along Middle Road, just west of the Glenroad Hy-Vee Food Store. The longtime Bettendorf business was located at Cumberland Square. In addition to office supplies and artwork, you can enjoy a cup of Starbuck's coffee (brewed in an official Starbucks vending machine).

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