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Two crowd pleasing exhibits open May 29 at Muscatine Art Center
MUSCATINE, Iowa – The Muscatine Art Center opens two crowd-pleasing exhibitions on May 29 that are sure to engage and inspire local residents and visitors
Kent Stein West concession, restrooms closed May 6
MUSCATINE, Iowa – The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department wishes to inform the public that there will be no restroom access or concession stand servi
Kent Stein west concession, rest rooms closed tonight (May 5)
MUSCATINE, Iowa – The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department wishes to inform the public that there will be no restroom access or concession stand servi
The “Great Cover Up” on display at Muscatine Art Center
MUSCATINE, Iowa –Â Quilts tell colorful stories, stories that are deeper than the wadding they contain, and deeper than a pile of covers layered upon
Tuesday recycling collection postponed; no change to refuse collection
MUSCATINE, Iowa – Republic Services has announced that it will suspend recycling collection on Tuesday (January 26, 2021), but the City of Muscatine has in
Additional low income housing assistance is announced by Governor
DES MOINES – Governor Reynolds announced Friday (December 4) that a total of nearly $9 million in assistance is available to assist eligible low-income Iow
Art Center to be closed to public for four weeks
MUSCATINE, Iowa – The Muscatine Art Center announced Monday that the facility will be closed to the public for the next four weeks starting Tuesday, Marc
Environmental Lab donates PPE’s to local health providers
MUSCATINE, Iowa – Masks and gloves are two items that the environmental laboratory at the Water and Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) need on a daily bas
Social distancing is also important while outdoors
MUSCATINE, Iowa – Muscatine County Public Health thanks all residents that are following social distancing guidelines to help prevent the spread of C
Public Health reminds citizens to stay at home if you are...
MUSCATINE, Iowa – Muscatine County Public Health Department reminds residents that COVID-19 is still circulating in our communities and spreads easil
