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A local bakery is asking the Muscatine community for some extra support after experiencing a slower-than-usual stretch over the past two weeks.

A Baker’s Dozen, formerly KeDough Bakery & Pastries located at 3333 Mulberry Ave., said business has been unusually slow and is encouraging customers to stop by, make a purchase or simply s...


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Jíbaro Cuisine is getting a fresh start in downtown Muscatine after being forced to close when structural concerns affected its former location on East Second Street.

According to WQAD-TV, owner Ramón Rentas had been seeing strong business at Jíbaro before the closure, with the restaurant reaching a point where it was breaking even and...


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Musser Public Library will be closed Monday, Aug. 24, through Wednesday, Aug. 26, while roof and HVAC repairs are completed.

The library’s book drop will also be locked and unavailable during the three-day closure.

There will be no fines or fees for library materials that become due while the building is closed....


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Motorists should expect temporary traffic delays and increased pedestrian activity in Muscatine Saturday, Aug. 15, as the 49th annual Watermelon Stampede takes over area streets.

The 5K and 10K races will run from 8 to 10 a.m., with both races starting and finishing at the Muscatine Community YMCA, 1823 Logan S...


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Iowa public and private schools can now apply for funding to purchase more Iowa-grown and Iowa-raised food for students.

The Choose Iowa Local Food for Schools Program provides $200,000 in funding to participating school districts. Schools must provide a minimum 1:1 financial match, helping increase the amount of local...


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