Candy's Back Bar
NightlifeCocktails, pizza, repeat: Between bright, balanced cocktails and a come-as-you-are vibe, Candy's Back Bar nails the Davenport energy.
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Cocktails, pizza, repeat: Between bright, balanced cocktails and a come-as-you-are vibe, Candy's Back Bar nails the Davenport energy.
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A residential fire in Bettendorf, Iowa, caused an estimated $40,000 in damage to a home early Saturday morning, but no injuries were reported.
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US President Donald Trump has announced a $15 billion steel complex to be established in Iowa in partnership with India's Essar Group.
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Iowa's cancer rates are increasing as the nation's is decreasing, with residents of two highest-incidence counties asking for answers about the current system.
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The Happy Joe’s Pizza and Ice Cream franchise has been acquired by a group of Quad Cities investors, and the new owners predict menu changes are coming.
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The $15 billion steel plant planned for southeast Iowa is expected to bring thousands of new jobs and billions of dollars in investment to the state.
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