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Request More Information About Available Franchise in Davenport, Iowa Realty franchise expands foothold - DesMoinesRegister.com Realty franchise expands foothold DesMoinesRegister.com Keller Williams real estate signs are popping up around central Iowa as the new franchise in Des Moines gains footing. Burnett Realty, founded by Doug Burnett in 2000, joined the fast-growing Texas-based real estate franchise in late March. and more » The Big Get Bigger - Wall Street Journal The Big Get Bigger Wall Street Journal "You get to know everybody, and they see you as the face of the restaurant," says James Gimbel, who owns and operates a single Capriotti's Sandwich Shop in Davenport, Iowa. Capriotti's 75 locations are owned by a mix of single and multiunit operators. and more » Local business celebrates 20 years May 11 - Quad-Cities Online Local business celebrates 20 years May 11 Quad-Cities Online (Davenport, Iowa) – Rainbow International of the Quad Cities and Beirne Builders will celebrate 20 years in business on Friday, May 11, 2012. The Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting at 11:00 am at 21110 Holden Drive, Davenport. Women GMs mean business in minors - ESPN ESPN Women GMs mean business in minors ESPN Dave Heller, co-owner of the Class A Quad Cities River Bandits in Davenport, Iowa, is a real estate developer who heads a political media and strategy firm. Last fall he promoted Stefanie Brown, 28, to general manager after three seasons as assistant ... and more » How Much Debt Should a City Risk? - LoanSafe How Much Debt Should a City Risk? LoanSafe CEDAR RAPIDS ( Source: Rick Smith The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (MCT) — Little gets more talk on the national political stage than debt. Republicans call for spending cuts by the federal government, while opposing tax increases on wealthier ... and more » Chiefs snap losing skid with rally past Quad Cities - Pekin Daily Times Chiefs snap losing skid with rally past Quad Cities Pekin Daily Times By Times Staff The Peoria Chiefs got a career-high five runs-batted-in from first baseman Paul Hoilman to rally past the Quad Cities River Bandits 7-5 Monday afternoon at Modern Woodman Park in Davenport, Iowa. Hoilman also extended his hit streak to ... and more » Baseball could work in MOV - Parkersburg News Baseball could work in MOV Parkersburg News The competing local newspapers - one from Davenport, Iowa, and the other from Moline/Rock Island, Ill. - treated the franchise with special care while giving it complete game coverage and showcasing various players. Eventually, I was one of those ... Chiefs begin homestand - Pekin Daily Times Chiefs begin homestand Pekin Daily Times Paul Hoilman singled in the eighth inning to tie a franchise record with a 21-game hit streak and Peoria scored five times in the fourth inning in a 7-2 Midwest League win over Quad Cities Tuesday night at Modern Woodman Park in Davenport, Iowa. and more » Capie: Most Chiefs can bear long trips - Peoria Journal Star Capie: Most Chiefs can bear long trips Peoria Journal Star After three games in Kane County, the Chiefs have four dreaded commuter trips — over to Davenport, Iowa, each day — to play Quad Cities. ON THE ROAD: This trip is the tied with four others for the second-longest in franchise history. How much debt should a city risk? - The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines (blog) The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines (blog) How much debt should a city risk? The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines (blog) “The federal government is using debt to pay for operating expenses in a lot of cases,” said Cedar Rapids City Council member Kris Gulick, an accountant and business consultant and current president of the Iowa League of Cities. and more » Google News