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Olivia Allen is a journalist based in the Quad Cities area of Illinois. She writes for the Moline Dispatch Publishing Company and Quad-City Times, focusing on local news and events. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Plaster magazine, Mason City Globe Gazette, and The Pantagraph.
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Olivia Allen’s reporting is primarily focused on local education, school board activities, and government announcements in the Quad Cities area. She heavily covers local educational developments such as school closings, superintendent appointments, and summer meal programs.
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By: Olivia Allen
Ron Chhim, of the Henley Group, right, teaches Eagle Ridge seventh grader Rosalie Tilberg how to cut a piece of wood with a circular saw at the
By: Olivia Allen
Myles Peter, of Otto Baum Masonry, teaches Nolan Kraft, 15, how to lay bricks at the Building Futures Career Expo at the QCCA Expo Center on Tuesday, November 19, in Rock Island.
By: Olivia Allen
This year, Seton raised a total of $1,600 toward Mr. Thanksgiving's annual feast.
By: Olivia Allen
When Bob Vogelbaugh isn't Mr. Thanksgiving, he's the crossing guard at Seton Catholic School in Moline.
By: Olivia Allen
Chloe Farrey, a second-grader at John F. Kennedy Catholic School in Davenport. Annika Young, a second-grader at Ed White Elementary School in Eldridge.
By: Olivia Allen
Last week, second-graders across Iowa received a free copy of the book that tells the story of Hawkeye icon Caitlin Clark's impact as an athlete and role model.
By: Olivia Allen
More than 50,000 copies of "Just Like Caitlin" were donated to more than 600 schools across Iowa and the Indianapolis area.
By: Olivia Allen
Hear Quad-Cities students' thoughts on Thanksgiving and read about cool stuff happening in Moline, Davenport schools.
By: Olivia Allen
Davenport leaders propose using the "OpenGate" brand of weapons detection systems. The move comes after multiple students in the district have been found with guns at school this year.
By: Olivia Allen
Davenport Schools Superintendent TJ Schneckloth speaks about school threats at a press conference on Wednesday, Sept. 18, in Davenport.
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