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Bickelhaupt Arboretum

340 South 14th Street, Clinton. This nationally-recognized 14-acre outdoor museum of select-labeled trees, shrubs, ground covers, perennials and annuals, features one of the top garden conifer collections in the country, numbering more than 600 cultivars. Other collections include native prairie grasses, flowering trees, shrub roses, wildflowers, ornamental shrubs, as well as Stout Medal daylily collections, Monarch Watch butterfly station, American Hosta Society National Display Garden, bird haven and herb garden. A library, meeting sites, water features and museum display of native animals and birds are also on-site. Open to the public year-round from dawn to dusk. Free weekend tours, 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, April-October. Free conducted tours by appointment. Contact: (563) 242-4771. Visit us at www.bick-arb.org.

Clinton Sawmill Museum

When open, the Clinton Sawmill Museum will tell the story that from the 1850s to 1890s, Clinton was “THE LUMBER CAPITAL OF THE WORLD,” peaking in 1892 with over 195 million board feet of lumber being produced - enough to build about 25,000 houses, businesses and barns. Lumber from Clinton's mills helped fuel America's Westward expansion, sending lumber across the country to build the American West and cities like Chicago and Kansas City. Because of lumber, Clinton became home to more millionaires, and future billionaires per capita, than any other city in the U.S. during this period. The Clinton Sawmill is a story of national significance. It includes the stories of: the Great Northwoods; the Mississippi River; the railroads; a story of workers, immigrants and entrepreneurs; and effects on the environment, including lessons for the 21st century. It is the story of a classic American town - boom, bust, recovery, ingenuity, perseverance and lasting pride. 2231 Grant Street, Clinton. Contact: (563) 242-0343 or e-mail: [email protected].

Clinton Area Showboat Theatre

311 Riverview Drive, Clinton (P.O. Box 764, Clinton). Come join us in the Lillian Russell Theatre aboard a restored old river paddle wheeler on the beautiful riverfront in Clinton. We have professional summer repertory theatre from June through mid-August, with great musicals and hilarious comedies. Our troupe of talented, young Midwest actors, Broadway professionals and some seasoned, skillful, local actors provide a summer of theatre magic aboard the Showboat! There is also Theatre for Children on Saturdays during the summer. We have special group rates and meet-the-cast receptions. Call (563) 242-6760 and our answering service (until the Box Office opens in May) will ensure you get a return call. E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.clintonshowboat.org.

Clinton LumberKings Baseball

537 Ball Park Drive, P.O. Box 1295, Clinton. Alliant Energy Field is home to the Clinton LumberKings, a professional Class A, Midwest League affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. Enjoy family fun and entertainment! Home games are from April through September. Contact (563) 242-0727. E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.lumberkings.com.

Clinton Symphony Orchestra

P.O. Box 116, Clinton. The Clinton Symphony is a full, professional symphony orchestra that performs classical concerts throughout the season and an annual pops concert on the riverfront. Guest soloists from near and distant parts of the country are featured regularly. Enjoy the big-city excitement of live symphonic music right here where we live. Details of upcoming performances are available at www.clintonsymphony.org. Contact: (815) 625-0922 or email: [email protected].

Curtis Mansion

420 5th Avenue South, Clinton. This restored Victorian home of Lumber Baron George M. Curtis is a fine example of period architecture with its original Tiffany glass windows, delicately carved banisters, ornate wood trim and massive fireplaces. Rich in the history of the area, this mansion makes an elegant backdrop for special events. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tours are available by special appointment or during the summer months from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Other times by appointment. Admission Fee. Contact: (563) 242-8556.

Eagle Point Park

3923 North 3rd Street, Clinton. Picnic, hike or cross-country ski around this 200-acre park of spectacular bluffs along the river in Clinton. A 1937 Stone Tower provides a spectacular view of the Mississippi River and surrounding area. Children’s playgrounds are situated throughout the park. The north end overlook provides a panoramic view of the widest part of the entire Mississippi river. The park is a facility of the City of Clinton. Contact: (563) 243-1260.

Eagle Point Park Lodge

Located at Eagle Point Park, 3923 North 3rd Street, Clinton. Eagle Point Park Lodge sits high above the bluffs

of the Mississippi River. The lodge is rustic in nature and was built in 1937. It is adorned by glass-screened fireplaces and provides a cozy ambience for any event. The vista span of the lodge highlights the sparkling waters of the Mighty Mississippi River and overlooks Lock and Dam 13. A turn of the head north reveals the widest point of the Mississippi River. The annual migration of eagles highlights a spectacular view from the glass windows that are a part of the charm of this facility. The heated and air conditioned lodge is available year-round as a rental facility. Contact: (563) 243-1260.

Felix Adler Children’s Discovery Center

332 8th Avenue South, Clinton. “Discover the Wonder of a Child's World!” The Children's Discovery Center is a member of the Association of Children's Museums (ACM), offering interactive exhibits, educational displays, special events and weekly programs. Displays include Brio train engines, Kapla blocks, an ambulance, a grocery store, a hospital and much more! The center honors the memory of Clinton native Frank Adler (“Funny Felix, King of Clowns”), who was a famous clown with Ringling Brothers Circus. The facility has a gift shop and two special events rooms available. It is an exceptional field trip destination and unique tourist attraction! Center hours are: Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Contact: (563) 243-3600 or e-mail: [email protected]. View www.adlerdiscoverycenter.org.

Gateway Contemporary Ballet

P.O. Box 1183, Clinton. Clinton's resident dance company, Gateway Contemporary Ballet, celebrated their 25th anniversary in 2010. Since the beginning, they have brought the delight of classical and modern dance to the area, whether it's a full-length ballet in spring, free riverfront concerts in summer or a showcase of guest artists in the fall. The GCB also performs with other artistic organizations and for various clubs, festivals and benefits, helping to uphold Iowa's reputation as one of the most culturally aware places in the U.S. Contact: (563) 242-1002. Internet: www.gatewayballet.org.

Historical Society Museum

601 South 1st Street, P.O. Box 2435, Clinton. Here, the story of early settlers of this Mississippi River area and the booming lumber business is told. Permanent collection includes old photographs of the area, memorabilia, period furniture, authentic 1924 kitchen and the Resolute, one of only three manually-powered fire engines on display in the world. Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.; Sunday, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Other times by appointment. Handicapped accessible. Contact: (563) 242-1201.

Lyons Farmers’ Market

Open-air/seasonal, May-October. Wed. 4 to 6 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. to Noon. Roosevelt & Main Avenue, Clinton. Shop for your favorite “straight from the garden” goodies, from delicious sweet corn and ripe, red tomatoes to fresh green beans and “new” potatoes. From sweet, mouthwatering melon to crisp, juicy apples from the tree. You’ll also find appetizing, freshly-baked goodies like pies and coffee cakes. For more information, call Ken Shelly Jr.: (563) 577-2216.

Prairie Pastures Dog Park

4101 North 3rd Street, Clinton. Inside the gates of Eagle Point Park, across from the south playground, Prairie Pastures Dog Park is Clinton's newest celebrity, having just been chosen the 8th best dog park in the nation by Dog Fancy magazine. Run totally by volunteers, they converted eight acres of the old petting zoo into a wonderful play area for dogs of all sizes to run off leash. It features natural grasses and trails; a swim area for small dogs, as well as a pond for more adventurous canines; small dog yard; large dog yard; and a senior/special needs yard for both dogs and humans to be away from the rambunctious play. Memberships or day pass fees are required to use the park as no tax dollars subsidize it. Check out the website at soaringeagle.20m.com or email [email protected] or phone (563) 249-4906 for more information.

River Arts Center

(Operated by the Clinton Art Association) 229 5th Avenue South, Box 132, Downtown Clinton. New exhibits, in a variety of media, are hung every six weeks. The gift shop contains unique gift items on consignment, created by artists from the Clinton area and from all over the U.S. During the year, classes and workshops, taught by local teachers and well-known artists, are held in painting, pottery, ceramics and drawing. The River Arts Center houses the Best Cellar Theatre, which has year-round children and adult shows using local talent. Call the River Arts Center for more information and/or dates for performances. Hours at the River Arts Center are Wednesday through Sunday, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and the first two weeks of January. They are also open to groups by appointment. Call (563) 243-3300 for more information.

Smith Brothers General Store

1016 South 4th Street, Clinton. This store truly has something for everyone! If you don't see what you're looking for, just ask. Walking into this general store is like taking a step back in time. You probably won't see everything in one trip here! (563) 242-0327.

Soaring Eagle Nature Center

3923 North 3rd Street, Clinton (just south of Eagle Point Park). The Nature Barn is open for special events throughout the year and during the school term for conservation education classes. Hiking trails, natural prairie, one-room schoolhouse, a nature center and Prairie Pastures Dog Park are located at the center. Call (563) 847-7202 or email [email protected] for educational programs and (563) 242-9088 for other information. Website: www.soaringeagle.20m.com.

Wide River Winery

1776 Deer Creek Road, Clinton. Located on the bluffs of the Mississippi River at its widest point. Enjoy award-winning wines in our remodeled tasting room or take a picnic outside on the deck and relax overlooking a wooded ravine. Learn about the art and science of wine making with a winery tour. Hike the bluff trail for striking views of the Mississippi River or stroll through 6.5 acres of vineyards. Our friendly staff looks forward to your visit! Open 11-5 weekdays and 11-6 weekends. Please call (563) 519-9463 (WINE) or visit www.wideriverwinery.com for more information.

Wild Rose Casino & Resort

The Wild Rose Casino & Resort is one of Iowa's newest facilities. The 120,000-square-foot property houses

approximately 575 slot machines and 14 table games. The property also contains a 60-room hotel and two dining options at Coaches Corner Sports Bar & Grill and the Sawmill Buffet with daily specials and Sunday brunch. Check out the Wild Rose Casino & Resort at www.wildroseresorts.com for Stay & Play specials, promotions and entertainment. Over 21? Become a Wild Times member for free and receive discounts and complimentary offers based on your play.

Annual Eagle Watch

First Saturday in January. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Clinton Community College co-host a free Special Eagle Watch Day during peak season on the upper Mississippi. Visitors will enjoy outdoor eagle viewing at Lock & Dam 13. Eagle seminars, wildlife exhibits and children's activities are held at Clinton Community College throughout the day. Municipal Transit Administration courtesy bus service shuttles visitors from college to viewing area. Be sure to bring your binoculars and camera! Contact: Thomson Park Rangers, P.O. Box 398, 823 Main Street, Thomson. Contact: (815) 259-3628. E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.missriver.org.

Clinton Community College B-rrry Scurry

First Saturday in February. Since 1981, CCC has hosted the “Greatest Little Race in the Midwest,” as runners and walkers take to the streets of Clinton on this four-mile out and back trek. Medals are awarded four-deep in 13 age categories. Participants receive long-sleeved TECH shirt, great giveaways and entry in the legendary post-race party. Contact: Ann Eisenman, 1000 Lincoln Blvd., Clinton. Call: (563) 244-7040, e-mail: [email protected] or visit us at www.eicc.edu/brrry.

Main Avenue Craft Show

Weekend after Mother's Day. Plan to attend the best craft show ever held in the historic Lyons Shopping District. This annual craft show is located in Lyons Foursquare Park (corner of Main Avenue & Roosevelt Street) in Clinton. No charge for admission. Crafts, food and fun for all! A nice family outing. Contact: Sheralyn Bartels, (563) 242-2663.

Lumberjack Festival

The Lumberjack Festival held in July will include springboard, axe throw, Jack & Jill cross saw, single buck (mens & womens) and underhand chop competitions by professional and semi-professional lumberjacks from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa. These are timed competitions and prizes are awarded. Other events include children’s games, food vendors and a band in the evening. A small admission fee is charged. Information: Sawmill Museum, (563) 242-0343, e-mail: [email protected].

Rod & Custom Car Show

Third Sunday in August. The Clinton Area Rod Club hosts an annual Rod & Custom Car Show. The event draws more than 150 vehicles to Clinton. Vintage autos, custom cars, trucks and motorcycles are displayed in an open, grassy area near Hy-Vee’s parking lot at 901 South 4th Street. Hy-Vee Food Stores provides a concession stand. Entry fees are modest and the show is open to the public at no charge. Contact Dave Mills, Clinton, (563) 242-4124.

Symphony of Lights Walk

Wednesday prior to Thanksgiving. This one-mile course is entirely within Eagle Point Park over the rolling, paved park roads. The entire mile is lighted by the spectacular Symphony of Lights display. This is your only opportunity to leisurely enjoy this lighting display on foot. Contact: (563) 243-3442. Internet: www.symphonyoflights.org.

Symphony of Lights

Thanksgiving Day thru December 30. This 1.1-mile Christmas lighting extravaganza is set on the hillsides of Eagle Point Park, located off Hwy. 67, north of Clinton. Includes over 500,000 lights in over 50 major displays. Contact: Clinton Jaycees Foundation, (563) 243-3442. Internet: www.symphonyoflights.org.

Symphony of Lights 5K Race

Saturday after Thanksgiving. This 3.1-mile foot race takes place on the paved, rolling park roads within Eagle Point Park. The entire Symphony of Lights display is toured twice during the course of the race. Prizes are awarded to division winners and the park is open to racers for one hour after the race. Contact: (563) 243-3442. Internet: www.symphonyoflights.org.

Blue Heron Eco-Cruises

The Clinton County Conservation Board offers Blue Heron Eco Cruises, based at Rock Creek Marina and Campground, located just south of Camanche on Highway 67. The Blue Heron offers public cruises on Thursday evenings, May thru October, and private group cruises by appointment. The boat serves tourists, outdoor groups, youth and schools by providing naturalist-led eco-cruises on the Mississippi River. The cruises last approximately 1.5 hours. This is a beautiful educational tour of the Mississippi River ecosystem. Call (563) 847-7202 or email [email protected] for booking information. Website: www.clintoncounty-ia.gov.

Camanche Depot & Museum

102 - 12th Ave., Camanche. Glimpse a bit of history aboard this fully-restored 1951 Milwaukee/Soo Line caboose and railroad depot. The depot was built in 1899.

1307 South Washington Blvd., Camanche. The museum houses collections from Camanche's past, including a veteran's list of past and present military personnel. A brick walkway surrounds the flagpole in honor of Camanche citizens. The Clinton County/Gateway Genealogical Library is located in the museum building, where you can learn how to research your family history. Collections include cemetery records, county histories, funeral home records, Old Age Assistance, tax records and several family histories. The depot and the museum are open by appointment. Contact: (563) 259-1285, (563) 259-1280 or (563) 259-1175.

Mississippi River Eco Tourism Center

Expected opening in 2012 at Rock Creek Marina & Campground in Camanche. This state-of-the-art eco-tourism center will educate and entertain tourists, as well as continue to provide an excellent place for schools, clubs and retreats to explore the great Mississippi heritage. The centerpiece of this center will be a 9,000-gallon aquarium that measures 20 feet long, 6 feet high and 10 feet wide. The aquarium will be stocked with Mississippi River fish species, along with a large wetlands display, highlighting reptiles, amphibians, waterfowl and other species that call the backwaters and sloughs of the Mississippi home. The Eco Center will also be home to a large collection of replicas of Iowa state record fish species, including the largest large-mouth bass to the biggest flathead catfish and fish species in between. These replicas will give visitors a vivid impression of just how large our aquatic friends can grow. It will be the only place in Iowa that you can see such a vast collection! E-mail: [email protected]. Website: www.missecocenter.org.

Rock Creek Marina

3942 - 291st Street, just off US Hwy 67, Camanche. Rock Creek Marina & Campground provides a variety of facilities and services for the outdoor enthusiast including camping, paddle boat, canoe, boat and cabin rental, marina and camp store. Located on the scenic and fertile backwaters of the Mississippi River, Rock Creek provides family fun and a great outdoor vacation experience for the most rugged of outdoorsman and the family on their first camping trip. For more information contact (563) 259-1876. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.clintoncountyiowa.com/conservation/RockCreek.

Camanche Days

Weekend of the second full week in August. This annual celebration features complete family entertainment with a parade, carnival, golf, tennis, softball, various food concessions, Diaper Derby, Kids Day Out, free acts, karaoke, pedal pull, nightly entertainment, 5K run, arts & crafts fair and many other events to enjoy. Fireworks take place on Sunday evening. Contact: Linda Cundiff, (563) 259-1209 or e-mail: [email protected] or Brenda Larkey at (563) 522-2021 or e-mail: [email protected].

Fulton Windmill

10th Avenue and 1st Street, Fulton. Fulton’s authentic Dutch Windmill, “De Immigrant,” was prefabricated in the Netherlands and erected by Dutch Craftsmen. The windmill sits on the flood control dike right in the heart of the city and houses Fulton’s Welcome Center and gift shop. Open June-September daily and weekends in May and October. Contact: Heather Bennett, (815) 589-4545 or (815) 589-2616; or visit us at www.cityoffulton.us.

Heritage Canyon

515 North 4th Street, Fulton. The mood of an earlier day settles upon visitors to Heritage Canyon, on the banks of the great Mississippi River. Reproductions and restored buildings from the 1800s re-create the past. The buildings sit in an old limestone quarry that was purchased in 1967 by Harold and Thelma Wierenga and carefully converted to preserve the integrity of the natural surroundings. All buildings are authentically furnished and tours are self-guided. Visit the canyon during Dutch Days, the first weekend of May. Also, enjoy the canyon during the Fall Festival on the second Saturday and Sunday in October, and Christmas in the Canyon the Saturday after the first Friday in December. The canyon is open daily, April to mid-December, weather permitting. Hours are 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. There is a $2.00 donation for adults and $1.00 for students. Contact Heritage Canyon, (815) 589-4545 or visit us at www.cityoffulton.us.

Lock & Dam 13

4999 Lock Road, Fulton. Open year-round. River closed to navigation annually from mid-December-first of March. Thousands of visitors come to view the barges and boats locking through on the widest pool in the

Upper Mississippi River Basin. This lock & dam, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is an excellent location to view bald eagles during the winter months (Nov.-Mar.). Public lock & dam tours are held Sundays at 1 p.m. between Memorial Day and Labor Day Weekends. Special group tours may be arranged by calling the park rangers. The Corps of Engineers also offers several recreation areas within a short drive of Clinton. These areas offer diverse opportunities for recreational activities including: boating, fishing and hunting, picnicking, sightseeing, hiking and camping. For recreation and tour information, contact: Thomson Park Rangers, P.O. Box 398, 823 Main Street, Thomson, (815) 259-3628. E-mail: [email protected]. Internet: www.missriver.org. For Lock & Dam information, contact: Lockmaster, Lock & Dam 13, 4999 Lock Road, Fulton, (815) 589-3313.

Martin House Museum

707 10th Avenue, Fulton. The Fulton Historical Society is located in this Civil War-era home donated to the city by Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Martin. The museum houses several antiques, a genealogy research room and Fulton memorabilia. Open Sundays 2-4 p.m. Contact: Fulton Chamber of Commerce: (815) 589-4545. www.cityoffulton.us.

Dutch Days

First weekend in May. Fulton’s Dutch heritage is celebrated by wearing wooden shoes and authentic costumes, Klompen dancing, street scrubbing and a parade. Visitors can enjoy fresh Dutch pastries, food, an arts & crafts show and a visit to Heritage Canyon. Contact: Fulton Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 253, Fulton, (815) 589-4545. www.cityoffulton.us.

Fulton Fall Festival

Second weekend in October. Early American Crafters and other historical groups at Heritage Canyon take us back in time as they re-create history in the mid-1800s. Visit Historic Downtown Fulton to enjoy pumpkin painting, grilled food, alpacas, buggy rides, windmill tours and a scavenger hunt. Contact: Fulton Chamber of Commerce at (815) 589-4545 or visit www.cityoffulton.us.

Fulton Hometown Christmas

First Friday in December. Enjoy window displays, windmill tours, caroling, Santa Claus, live Nativity, shopping, a two-mile run/walk, horse and wagon rides and Christmas crafts for kids. Also, enjoy Christmas at Heritage Canyon. Contact: Fulton Chamber of Commerce (815) 589-4545. www.cityoffulton.us.

Ashford University 400 North Bluff Blvd., Clinton, (563) 242-4023 or (800) 242-4153, Fax: (563) 242-2003, www.ashford.edu

Ashford University® has been a force in Clinton for more than nine decades - from providing quality education for thousands of students on its historic campus to being one of the city's major employers. The last 90 years have brought significant changes, but what has never changed is Ashford University's commitment to provide affordable, innovative and high-quality learning opportunities to high school graduates, transfer students and adult learners. You'll find that Ashford is the perfect blend of tradition with 21st century vision.

Choose Ashford University, founded in 1918, to provide unforgettable college experiences that you will think of for many years to come. You'll get the personal attention you deserve thanks to the 12:1 student teacher ratio. Plus, with one of the lowest tuition costs in the Midwest, you can afford to advance your life at Ashford.

At Ashford, you can choose from more than 25 undergraduate programs. If you're looking for graduate studies, Ashford offers several programs including a Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Show your Saints pride when you play for or cheer on Ashford’s 17 intercollegiate teams.

ASPIRE, Ashford's adult accelerated programs, is designed for adults active in the workforce who need to improve their professional skills in order to reach career goals. ASPIRE offers several programs in an accelerated format at both the Bachelor’s and Master's levels. The programs are offered one night per week, in 5- and 6-week formats, focusing on one class at a time. Students can earn their degrees in less time than

comparable, conventional programs.

In addition to classes at its Clinton campus, Ashford offers online courses for true educational convenience.

You can rely on Ashford's commitment to excellence, because it is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; the Iowa Department of Education accredits the teacher education program within the College of Education. For more information, visit www.ncahlc.org.

Clinton Community College 1000 Lincoln Boulevard, Clinton, (563) 244-7001 or (800) 637-0559, Fax: (563) 244-7026, www.eicc.edu

Clinton Community College has been a part of the Clinton community since opening its doors in 1946 as Clinton Junior College. The college became a part of the Eastern Iowa Community College District in 1965 and was renamed to Clinton Community College. The college remains a part of the EICCD today, which includes Scott Community College and Muscatine Community College.

As a comprehensive community college, a variety of services and programs are offered. Students are enrolled in college transfer programs, as well as career technology programs that will prepare students to enter the workforce. Transfer agreements and articulation agreements with four-year colleges and universities provide for a smooth transition for CCC graduates as they continue their education. Advisory committees help to keep career programs current with needed skills. Each semester, over 1,500 students choose to begin their education close to home.

CCC also provides non-credit programming through its Continuing Education Department by offering a variety of programs and classes for the lifelong learner. Classes for GED completion, English as a Second Language and tutors for non-readers are offered through the Adult Basic Education program. The Business and Industry Center offers employee training and retraining services for area industries. Each year, over 13,000 people in Clinton and Jackson counties participate in non-credit classes at CCC.

There are a variety of programs and activities open for the community. The annual B-rrry Scurry race attracts people to Clinton from throughout the Midwest. Programs such as the Visiting Artist series, annual Eagle Watch and events hosted with other organizations are held at the college. Additionally, the college facilities serve as frequent meeting places for area groups.

For more information, visit the EICCD website at www.eicc.edu and view the video on Clinton Community College.

Country Inn & Suites 2224 Lincolnway, Hwy. 30 & 67 563-244-9922 or 800-456-4000 Email: [email protected] Website: www.countryinns.com/clintonia

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 2800 South 25th Street, 563-242-9300 or 800-HOLIDAY Email: [email protected] Website: www.hiexpress.com/clintonia

Oak Tree Inn 2300 Valley West Court 563-243-1000 Email: [email protected]

Regency Inn & Conference Center 1522 Lincolnway 563-243-8841 Email: [email protected] Website: regencyinnclintonia.com

Super 8 Motel

1711 Lincolnway 563-242-8870 or 800-800-8000 Email: [email protected] Website: www.super8.com

Timber Motel 2225 Lincolnway 563-519-5000

Travel Inn 302 6th Avenue South 563-243-4730 or 877-237-5261

Wild Rose Hotel 777 Wild Rose Drive 563-243-9000 or 800-457-9975 Website: www.wildroseresorts.com

Coming Soon to Clinton Hampton Inn (adjacent to Wild Rose Casino & Resort)

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Agriculture

ADM Jim Woll

1251 Beaver Channel Parkway Clinton, IA

52732 563-244-5250

Fax: 563-244-5225 [email protected]

Automotive - Service

Lyons Filling Station Liz McGauvran P.O. Box 492 Clinton, IA

52733 563-242-3677


www.clintonphillips66.com


Hop-n-Shop Liz McGauvran P.O. Box 492 Clinton, IA

52733 563-242-3677


www.clintonphillips66.com


Porter's 66 Liz McGauvran P.O. Box 492 Clinton, IA

52733 563-242-3677

Fax: 563-242-7072 www.clintonphillips66.com

Business

Thomas & Betts Soni Hook

1001 S. 2nd Street Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-5120 x114 Fax: 563-242-0661

[email protected] www.tnb.com

Business

Sethness Products Company Lloyd Randy Glanz

1347 Beaver Channel Parkway Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-3943


Communications/Broadcasting

Grand Mound Communications Co. Harry Slaymaker 705 Clinton St.

Grand Mound, IA 52751

563-847-3000 Fax: 563-847-3001

[email protected] www.gmtel.net

Contractors/Construction

Tietjens-Lockhart Construction, Inc. Steve Lockhart

622 South 1st Street Clinton, IA

52733 563-243-6362

Fax: 563-243-1135 [email protected] www.tietjens-lockhart.com

Education

Prince of Peace Catholic Academy & College Prep Karen Witt

312 South 4th Street Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-1663


www.prince.pvt.k12.ia.us

Education

Unity Christian Schools Dick Ritzema 711 10th St. Fulton, IL

61252 815-589-3912


www.unitychristian.com

Entertainment

City of Clinton Showboat Chris Streets P.O. Box 764 Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-8875

[email protected] www.clintonshowboat.org

Financial

Ascentra Credit Union Beverly Murray 1710 Grant St.

Clinton, IA 563-459-6952


www.ascentra.org

Financial

Citizens First Bank Paula L. Mayer

1442 Lincolnway Clinton, IA

52732 563-519-0650


www.bankatcfb.com

Financial

US Bank Bruce P. Christensen 405 South Third St.

Clinton, IA 52732

563-243-8500 Fax: 563-243-9908

[email protected] www.usbank.com

Financial

Clinton National Bank LaRee D. Mangler 235 6th Ave. South

Clinton, IA 52733

563-243-1243 Fax: 563-243-5451

[email protected]

www.clintonnational.com

Financial

Valley Bank Sara Misiewicz

901 S. 4th St., Ste. 100 Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-2387

Fax: 563-243-2586 www.valleyb.com

Financial

Country Financial Trent Yenney

1320 11th St. NW, Suite G Clinton, IA

52732 563-241-1066


www.countryfinancial.com

Hardware Store

Sears Hometown Store Darrick Bickford

1815 Lincoln Way, Suite 102 Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-0190

Fax: 563-243-0191 www.sears.com

Health

Medical Associates Michelle Waltz

915 - 13th Ave. North Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-2511


www.maclinton.com

Health

Mercy Medical Center Jennifer Naeve

1410 North 4th St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-244-5786

Fax: 563-244-5542 [email protected] www.mercyclinton.com

Health

Wagner Pharmacy & Wellness Center Valentina Strehin

200 5th Ave. South Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-0626 x4


www.wagnerpharmacies.com

Health

Mount Saint Clare Speech and Hearing Center Vicki Hurlburt

562 North Bluff Blvd. Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-4070 x10 Fax: 563-242-2426

[email protected] www.mscspeechandhearingcenter.org

Health

The Alverno Deb Bergman

849 13th Avenue North Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-1521


www.thealverno.com

Health

Riverbend Chiropractic Wellness Center Dr. Karen Smith

1631 Lincolnway Ave. Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-8090

[email protected] www.riverbendchiropracticwellnesscenter.com

Insurance

The Insurance Group Mark W. Mangler

1050 North 18th Street Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-4000


www.theinsgroup.org

Insurance

Ken Kroemer Insurance Ken Kroemer


52732 563-242-0200


Lodging

Country Inn & Suites P.C. Desai


52732 563-244-9922


www.countryinns.com/clintonia

Lodging

Comfort Inn & Suites Melody VanDrew

1301 17th St. Fulton, IL

61252 815-589-3333


www.choicehotels.com

Lodging

Super 8 Aaron Howard


52732 563-242-8870


www.super8.com

Lodging

Hampton Inn David Fuglseth

5290 Utica Ridge Road Davenport, IA

52807 Fax: 888-345-6052

[email protected]

www.hawkeyehotels.com

Organizations

Clinton County Historical Society and Museum Janice Hansen

601 South 1st Street Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-1201

Organizations

George Curtis Mansion Jeanette Petersen 420 5th Ave. S.

Clinton, IA 52732

563-249-5861 Fax: 563-242-0267

Packaging

Big River Packaging Bob Simpson

823 South 3rd St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-5210


www.brpboxshop.com

Packaging

Molded Fiber Stephanie Wiese

1521 Windsor Dr. Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-2444

Fax: 563-242-0444 [email protected] www.molded-pulp.com

Plumbing/Heating/AC

Dependable Drain & Plumbing Jessica Snyder

212 34th Ave. N. Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-4953


www.dependabledrainandplumbing.com

Real Estate

Howes & Jefferies Matthew R. Brisch 345 5th Ave. South

Clinton, IA 52732

563-242-3265 Fax: 563-242-3012

[email protected] www.howesandjefferies.com

Recreation

The Oaks Golf & Dine Roger Hannan

3330 Hartsmill Rd. Clinton, IA

52733 563-242-7032

[email protected] www.clintoncc.net

Restaurants

Jimmy John's Carey Burmeister

830 N. 2nd St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-503-0677


www.jimmyjohns.com

Restaurants

Homer's Deli Sweetheart Bakery Brenda Thornton 241 Main Ave.

Clinton, IA 52732

563-242-4105 Fax: 523-244-4748

[email protected]

www.sweetheartbakeryclinton.com

Restaurants

That Ice Cream Shoppe Mary Jaeger

700 S. 2nd St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-5382

[email protected]

Retail/Shopping

Hy-Vee Chris DeSaulniers

901 S. 4th St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-6162

[email protected] www.hy-vee.com

Retail/Shopping

Slumberland Furniture Tim Jackson


52752 563-242-2323


www.slumberland.com

Retail/Shopping

Don's Jewelery Sheralyn Bartels 200 Main Ave.

Clinton, IA 52732

563-242-2663 Fax: 563-241-1492

[email protected] www.donsjewelryclinton.com

Retail/Shopping

Book World Inc. Mark DuPont


52732 563-242-0156

[email protected]

Retail/Shopping

Guzzardo's Hallmark Gifts & Books Geo Guzzardo

236 Fifth Ave. South Clinton, IA

52732 309-883-1149

[email protected] www.guzzardos.com

Retail/Shopping

Brown's Shoe Fit Co. Steve Blackburn 238 5th Ave. S.

Clinton, IA 52732

563-242-2336 Fax: 563-241-1204

[email protected] www.brownsshoefitco.com

Retail/Shopping

Espresso, Cigars & More, Inc. Carlos Lloret

2007 N. 2nd St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-0197


Retail/Shopping

Walmart Chris Moran

2715 South 25th St. Clinton, IA

52732 563-243-0001


www.walmart.com

Security System

Company One Fire Suppression & RJS Electronics Gregg Maxwell

P.O. Box 71 Fulton, IL

61252 815-589-3699


www.companyonefire.com

Theatre

Timber Lake Playhouse Melissa Parsons

8215 Black Oak Road Mt. Carroll, IL

61053 815-244-2048 x3

Fax: 815-244-2047 [email protected] www.timberlakeplayhouse.org

Travel

Gateway Travel & Cruise Stacey Schroeder

343 - 4th Ave. South Clinton, IA

52732 563-242-1025


www.gatewaytc.com

Utilities

Leslie Electric Shelly Remrey


52732 563-242-2868


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