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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
North Scott High School senior Addy Wehrman was named Iowa's 2025 Honey Queen, a yearlong position as chief promoter of Iowa's beekeeping industry and honey products.
By: Olivia Allen
Iowa's Queen Bee is from the Quad-Cities. North Scott High School senior Addy Wehrman was named Iowa's 2025 Honey Queen by the Iowa Honey
By: Olivia Allen
As Quad-Cities school districts celebrate Veteran's Day in various ways, here's a look at notable upcoming school board items.
By: Olivia Allen
Some Quad-Cities school districts are taking Monday off for observance of Veterans Day, while others are holding school but celebrating in their own creative ways.
Tickets will be $5, with all proceeds benefitting March of Dimes.
By: Olivia Allen
Moving forward, Bettendorf's youth sports programs and coach-led camps can apply to use trademarked district logos, followed by a written license agreement and board approval.
The band's sesquicentennial celebration is expected to draw over 500 students, alumni and community members from the Quad-Cities and beyond.
Students at Sudlow Middle School in Davenport speak with area volunteers about their experiences at school during a United Way Quad Cities' "Student Voices" discussion session on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
Kevin Turner, principal of Neil Armstrong Elementary School in Bettendorf, prepares to read his debut children's book, "Empowering Eloise," during a live-reading at the Neil Armstrong cafeteria on Tuesday, Nov.
Students and community members listen to Kevin Turner, principal of Neil Armstrong Elementary School in Bettendorf, read his debut children's book, "Empowering Eloise," at the Neil Armstrong cafeteria on Tuesday,
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