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Ms. Spoden talks about the Young Professionals Network, its goals and some of their upcoming events.

Ms. Weber talks about the Mississippi Valley Grower's Association and the vendors involved in the organization.

Mr. Liske talks about Xstream Cleanup and how others can get involved.

Ms. Brown talks about the new additions to Modern Woodmen Park and the changes within the organization as the Bandits move affiliations from the Cardinals to the Astros.

Mr. Bower talks about the Davenport Foundation and how it recognizes teachers and awards scholarships to students.

Governor Terry Branstad interviews with the CEO of the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce, Tara Barney.

Ms. Myles talks about the STEM initiative, and the new exhibits at the Putnam Museum.

Mr. Ambrose talks about the Thurgood Marshall Learning Center and how he recently received USA's Characters United Award.

Mayor Welvaert discusses his last term as Mayor of Moline, and his plans for the future.

Ms. Kidwell talks about the new updates taking place at the Bettendorf Family Museum.

Principal Reid discusses their newly implemented project based learning initiative.

Mr. Volz talks about the Davenport Legacy Foundation.

Mr. Klipsch talks about the newly implemented YMCA Youth and Family Foundation, and the new role he will play within the Foundation.

Mr. Moyer discusses the budget deficit that the Moline School district faces, and the district's plan to tackle the issues.

Ms. Clark talks about the Boys and Girls Club's mission, and their new teen center.

Mr. Tapscott talks about The District Theater's location change and some of their upcoming shows.

Reverend Ford talks about how the MLK Jr. Center came to be and their goals for the future.

Mr. Junker talks about Bald Eagle Days at the QCCA Expo Center.

Sergeant Starratt talks about Toys for Tots and how they provide for local children during the holiday season.

 Ms. Barney talks about how the Chamber is working with area veterans.

 Ms. Nolan talks about this year's Frost Fest.

 Ms. DeCap talks about this year's Festival of Trees.

 Mr. Johnson talks about Young Life Youth Ministries.

 Mr. Felton talks about The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign.

 Ms. Corbin discusses the new K* curriculum at J.B. Young School in Davenport, IA.

 Sister Bussan talks about how St. Joseph the Worker House was established and how they operate to help women and children in need.

 Ms. Brown talks about the River Bandits' new affiliation with the Houston Astros and some things to look forward to in the upcoming season.

 Ms. Wahlmann talks about the Quad City Arts Visiting Artists Series.

Ms. McRae talks about how to adopt a pet from the QC Animal Welfare Center.

Ms. Roland-Norin talks about who the Rock Island Shadow Chasers are and what they do.

Ms. Felger talks about In From The Cold's annual Mayor's Hunger Lunch.

Ms. Jones talks about the Shelter's fundraiser, Night at the Shelter Sleep Out, held October 19th and 20th.

Mr. Vasquez talks about The Greater Quad Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and some of the Chamber's upcoming events.

Mayor Gallagher discusses the future plans for the new I-74 bridge.

Ms. Adams talks about WQPT's annual Brew Ha Ha.

Mr. Tunncliff talks about this year’s Hilltop Campus Fall Music Festival.

Mr. Esthil-Henderson discusses what Many Hands for Haiti is, and how you can get involved to help.

Mr. Bower talks about the upcoming Gala that is held to benefit the Davenport Community Schools Foundation.

Dr. Boesch talks about Palmer’s Patient Appreciation Day, and the celebration of National Chiropractic Health Month.

Ms. Jimenez talks about the upcoming events held by Viva Quad Cities.

Ms. McVey talks about how Kings Harvest helps homeless and less fortunate people get food, clothing, and shelter.

Mr. Arp talks about the first annual Heartland Jam.

Mr. Winn talks about the need for blood and how you can help.

Ms. Spainhower talks about the Countryside Community Theatre, and the theatre's upcoming show, "The King and I."

Mr. Wilga talks about Music on the March.

Mr. Peterson talks about this year's John Deere Classic.

Mr. Froehlich talks about this year's Bix 7 race and festivities.

Mr. Smith talks about Hand in Hand's summer camps for special needs children.

Ms. Nelson talks about how Bethany for Children and Families helps people in our community.

Mr. Theiling talks about how the Davenport Noon Optimists Club helps raise money for different community organizations.

Ms. Crafton talks about how Habitat for Humanity assists families into becoming homeowners and how you can volunteer to help.

Mr. Archer talks about his campaign for Congress.

Ms. Pratt talks about being prepared for a disaster or an emergency and how the American Red Cross helps families in crisis.

Dr. Cunningham discusses the new career database that Palmer College implemented to help graduates find careers.

Ms. Walley talks about upcoming events in LeClaire, Iowa.

Mr. McClaskey talks about the Quad Cities Criterium, and other summer events that will take place in The District of Rock Island.

Mr. Kell talks about Rock Camp USA, a summer camp offered at the River Music Experience.

Mr. Bower talks about this year's Tribute to Teachers Campaign, and about how the foundation helps fund special programs in Davenport schools.

Ms. Shouse talks about her nomination for the 2012 Athena Awards.

Ms. Campbell talks about her nomination for the 2012 Athena Awards.

Ms. Grubbs talks about her nomination for the 2012 Athena Awards.

Ms. Darland talks about her nomination for the 2012 Athena Awards.

Ms. Welveart talks about her nomination for the 2012 Athena Awards.

Ms. Rafferty talks about this year's Athena Awards.

Ms. Brown talks about this year's River Bandits team and updates at Modern Woodman Park.

Ms. Briley talks about the Davenport Volunteer Connection.