Central Illinois Dailies for 3-27-26: Zoey Carter and “Country Queers,” Naysha Lopez at Charity Drag Show, Uniting Pride Business Mixer
Zoey Carter at Country Queers Persevere, Naysha Lopez at ISU’s 26th Annual Charity Drag Show, and a queer and allied business mixer by Uniting Pride in Champaign are the focus of Central Illinois Dailies for 3-27-26.
Quad Cities Dailies for 3-22-26: Together On 2nd, Rock Island County seed library, QC Community Singing
Together On 2nd replaces Mary’s on 2nd, QC Community Singing is coming, and seed libraries are now open at Rock Island County Public Library locations. It’s Quad Cities Dailies for 3-22-26.
Iowa Dailies for 3-22-26: Warren gives Wahls a nod, Google grows in Iowa, “seven most neighborly towns”
Today’s Iowa Dailies are about Elizabeth Warren’s endorsement in a U.S. Senate race, Iowa’s “seven most neighborly towns,” and Google’s growing data center imprint.
Orville Peck helps demonstrate the future of country music is ‘gay’
Orville Peck, mask and all, brings authenticity to queer storytelling in country music.
The Latest Bulletin
The Bulletin for May 23 to June 4, 2026, is out! Key topics: data centers, artificial intelligence (AI), chatbots. Plus, a new Youth/Teens Events Section, and all the other good things: Animal Welfare Needs, Volunteer Needs, Spirituality Events, Bar/Adults Only Events, and events for all parts of Illinois and Iowa, divided by region. Enjoy!
Illinois Dailies for 3-20-26: Planned Parenthood settlement, bills on child-proof cannabis and “dangerous dogs”
Today’s Illinois Dailies focus on a bill to require more child protection measures for cannabis dispensaries, another bill that would bar “dangerous dogs” from being rehomed, and a reverse racism settlement by Planned Parenthood of Illinois.
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EVENT ADVANCE: “Visual Spectrums” in Fairfield, Ia., makes artwork accessible to the “Visually Diverse”
Artwork that is accessible to the “visually diverse” is on display tonight in Fairfield, Ia., as part of “Visual Spectrums” and the Fairfield First Fridays art walk.
