Kaylynn Ruffin
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Belgian Dignitaries make cultural connections, revisit history in QCA (opens the original)
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MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - Belgian Dignitaries made a stop in the Quad Cities Wednesday to highlight history and make cultural connections in the area. Members of the delegation said many people in Belgium don’t know about pieces of their culture in the Quad Cities Area. “But the history of migration to the United States, of people coming here often fleeing misery, poverty, starvation, in their own countries, it’s a big story of the American dream,” Jan Wouters, a professor and delegation member, sai
Heart of Hope and salon offer free back-to-school braids, boost of confidence (opens the original)
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ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (KWQC) - Heart of Hope Ministries and Ace of Braids Hair Studio partnered to give students a free back-to-school hairstyle ahead of the new school year. The owner of Ace of Braids said the event is designed to benefit more than just the students. “Boost of confidence, but then also for the parent’s — times are tough right now, money’s tight — and kind of bridge that gap between having to decide on do you get school clothes or do you get your hair done,” said Lakeesha Worthey, o
YWCA Quad Cities expands preschool to meet childcare demand (opens the original)
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Rock Island, Ill. (KWQC) - YWCA Quad Cities is expanding its Early Learning Academy for the fall term by opening two additional preschool classrooms, with each accommodating 20 students. The academy currently serves 120 students, and the expansion will allow the program to accept 40 more children. Educational leaders say the additional slots will help address a childcare gap for working families. According to YWCA Quad Cities Chief Marketing Officer Jenna Panicucci, families across the region fr
Pop-up market features local youth entrepreneurs (opens the original)
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ROCK ISLAND, IL (KWQC) - Local youth entrepreneurs of all ages set up shop at the Under the Sun and Moon summer market at Skellington Manor in Rock Island on Sunday. The market gave kids ages 6 to 17 a chance to sell their items locally. Vendors sold a variety of items including baked goods and jewelry. For many of the young vendors, the market was about gaining business experience and learning about the preparation that goes into running a booth at these events. “Preparing for events like this
ImpactLife says blood donation are decreasing (opens the original)
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DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Blood donations are drying up during the summer months officials with ImpactLife say. Officials said they’ve seen a decrease in blood donations this week, but that the hospitals they serve aren’t running low on their supplies. “If we ever really did have a blood shortage, it would mean a patient who needed a blood transfusion didn’t have that unit of blood available at the hospital,” Kirby Winn, public relations manager for ImpactLife, said. “And so blood centers are alw
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