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Soccer-Tuchel hopes England players will look back on World Cup with pride

MIAMI, July 18 (Reuters) – England manager Thomas Tuchel said he hoped his players would one day look back on finishing third at the World Cup with some pride, despite falling short of their goal of winning the tournament. A 6-4 win over France in a frenetic third-place playoff at Miami Stadium on S

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Soccer-Tuchel hopes England players will look back on World Cup with pride
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Two US service members in Jordan killed in Iranian attack, US says

July 18 (Reuters) – Two U.S. military personnel in Jordan were killed on Friday as they defended against an attack by Iranian missiles and drones, the U.S. Central Command said in a statement on Saturday. (Reporting by David Ljunggren; Editing by Chris Reese) MORE REPORTING: (SRN NEWS) – Two U.S. se

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Kenya investigating cybersecurity incident affecting president’s website

JOHANNESBURG, July 18 (Reuters) – Kenya’s Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy said on Saturday it was investigating a cybersecurity incident that affected the official website of the president, adding that there was no evidence so far of unauthorised access to sensitive d

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Genesius Guild's “Women's Festival,” July 25 through August 2

Wrapping up Genesius Guild's 2026 summer season with a freewheeling, cheekily updated Greek farce, Women's Festival (a.k.a. Thesmophoriazusae) enjoys a run in Rock Island's Lincoln Park July 25 through August 2, this Aristophanes comedy sure to deliver laughs, commentary, and, as per usual, a madcap

· Mike Schulz
Genesius Guild's “Women's Festival,” July 25 through August 2
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Countryside Community Theatre's “Mean Girls,” July 24 through August 2

Lauded by New York magazine as a show that "delivers with immense energy, a wicked sense of humor, and joyful inside-jokery," the Tony-nominated Broadway musical Mean Girls enjoys a Countryside Community Theatre staging, from July 24 through August 2, at Eldridge North Schott High School Fine Arts A

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Countryside Community Theatre's “Mean Girls,” July 24 through August 2
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“The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition,” July 25 and 26

At Maquoketa's Ohnward Fine Arts Center on July 25 and 26, audiences are invited on an unforgettable journey down the Yellow Brick Road with The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition, a delightful, one-act stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale in which our plucky heroine must make friends, face her

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“The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition,” July 25 and 26
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Band of Horses and Dinosaur Jr., July 30

It's not often that you're see horses and a dinosaur on the same stage. But miracles will be in the making on July 30 when Davenport's Capitol Theatre hosts an evening with Band of Horses and Dinosaur Jr., the popular alternative rockers respectively adored for such albums as the Grammy-nominated In

· Mike Schulz
Band of Horses and Dinosaur Jr., July 30
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Nonpoint, July 25

Touring in support of their forthcoming album The Last Word, planned for a September release and the musicians' first new full-length in eight years, the hard rockers and nu-metal artists on Nonpoint headline a July 25 concert at Davenport's Capitol Theatre, the band currently composed of vocalist E

· Mike Schulz
Nonpoint, July 25
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Tif & Mollie, July 24

Utilizing organic beats and booms, loops, cello, and guitar to slather their intimate originals onto the crowd while inviting bodies to the dance floor, the popular rock/Americana duo Tif & Mollie headline a July 24 concert at Davenport's Redstone Room, their summer tour also a reunion tour, as both

· Mike Schulz
Tif & Mollie, July 24
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Muddy Ruckus, July 24

With their most recent album Vacationland hailed by Motif magazine as a recording that "rocks like it’s opening a portal to another dimension," guitarist/songwriter and Quad Cities native Ryan Flaherty and drummer/vocalist Erika Stahl bring their outfit Muddy Ruckus to Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the

· Mike Schulz
Muddy Ruckus, July 24
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Noah Guthrie, July 26

With Americana Highways raving that the artist delivers "earnest, breathless vocals that are perfectly evocative and powerful," Americana musician and former Glee cast member Noah Guthrie headlines a July 26 afternoon concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, Red Guitar Music adding that Guthrie's 2022

· Mike Schulz
Noah Guthrie, July 26
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Snõõper, July 28

Touring in support of their 2025 release Worldwide that finds the musicians, according to Pitchfork, as "rowdy and relentless as ever," the Nashville-based punk rockers of Snõõper headline a July 28 concert aty Davenport's Raccoon Motel, Joyzine adding to the Worldwide praise by deeming the recordin

· Mike Schulz
Snõõper, July 28
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Monthly CPR Certification Classes Offered in Kewanee

Monthly CPR certification classes are available in Kewanee through the Henry and Stark County Health Departments and First Choice Healthcare. The two-hour classes are held the fourth Tuesday of each month.

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