Alma Gaul is the Home & Garden Editor at Quad-City Times. She focuses on themes such as arts and entertainment, while also exploring topics related to the environment, history, and social interests, including civil rights and diversity. Alma's work has been featured in various publications, including La Crosse Tribune, San Antonio Express-News, and News Nation.
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Alma’s coverage is focused on local events and government announcements in the Quad Cities area, with a particular emphasis on sustainability, agriculture & farming, sports, and house & home topics. To effectively reach out to Alma, consider providing information about local events related to water quality improvement initiatives or environmental conservation efforts within the Bettendorf and Quad-Cities areas.
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About 25 people from four states gathered Saturday at Davenport's historic City Cemetery to witness the dedication of a new marker at the grave of Sgt. Henry Boeck, a Union veteran of the American Civil War.
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Anyone interested in learning more about Moline's recently adopted riverfront plan and how it incorporates current thinking about the best way to
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The event is part of the 19th annual Upper Mississippi River Conference sponsored by River Action, Inc., a Davenport-based nonprofit aimed at protecting and enhancing the Upper Mississippi River.
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The new building replaces a former duplex on the same spot that the organization purchased in 2002 and that became known as the "Treat House.”
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Most Popular This is a story from 2017 about Trudy Appleby's father speaking at a vigil for Trudy. This week prosecutors, in laying out their case against …
Steve Gustafson, vice-chair of the Partners of Scott County Watersheds, spoke about recent water sampling results at the group's meeting last week.
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The public can see this home and others on Sunday, May 10, from noon to 4 p.m. as part of the Broadway Historic District Mother’s Day Tour of Homes.
When it comes to biodiversity in the Quad-Cities region, the 225-acre Wapsi River Environmental Education Center in northern Scott County and the 207-acre Sherman Park in southern Clinton County stand
By: Alma Gaul
When it comes to biodiversity in the Quad-Cities region, the 225-acre Wapsi River Environmental Education Center in northern Scott County and the 207-acre Sherman Park in southern Clinton County stand out as places of high importance.
