Perry, actor, Davenport James Philbrook, actor, Davenport Scott Pose, MLB baseball player, Davenport Hiram Price, politician, Davenport Margo Price, country singer, Aledo Linnea Quigley, actress and producer, Davenport Ed Reimers, announcer, Moline Otto Frederick Rohwedder, engineer, inventor of sliced bread, Davenport Seth Rollins, WWE wrestler, Davenport Randy Shilts, journalist, Davenport Jim Skinner, CEO of McDonald's, Davenport Dean Stone, MLB pitcher, Silvis Tim Sylvia, MMA fighter, Bettendorf Jason Tanamor, author, writer, Rock Island Julian Vandervelde, football player, Davenport Hynden Walch, actress, Davenport Henry Cantwell Wallace, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Rock Island Friedrich Weyerhäuser, lumber baron, Rock Island Dwight Deere Wiman, Broadway producer, Moline Bryan Woods, filmmaker, Bettendorf Education Colleges and universities Augustana College – A private, four-year liberal arts college in Rock Island. Bible Missionary Institute – A Bible college in Rock Island affiliated with the Bible Missionary Church. Black Hawk College – Community college in Moline, with a satellite campus in Kewanee, Illinois. Eastern Iowa Community College District – Consisting of campuses in Bettendorf, Clinton, and Muscatine. Bettendorf's campus is known as Scott Community College. Palmer Chiropractic College – Davenport, first chiropractic school in the world. Saint Ambrose University - A university in Davenport. Upper Iowa University – A satellite campus in Bettendorf. Western Illinois University-Quad Cities – The only public, four-year university in the Quad Cities region. The campus is located in Moline along the Mississippi Riverfront at the former site of the John Deere Technical Site. Culture Since 1916, the region has supported the Quad City Symphony Orchestra, which presents a year-round schedule of concerts at the Adler Theatre in Davenport and Centennial Hall in Rock Island. The Handel Oratorio Society, dating to 1880, is the second-oldest organization of its kind in the nation and presents annual performances of "Messiah" along with another major work for choir and orchestra. The Augustana Choir, founded at Rock Island's Augustana College in 1934, is one of the nation's leading collegiate choruses. Major outdoor summer music festivals include the Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Festival, Mississippi Valley Blues Festival, and River Roots Live. The Quad Cities' three traditional community theaters – Playcrafters Barn Theatre (founded in 1920, comedies and dramas) and Quad City Music Guild (1948, musicals) in Moline, and Genesius guild (1957, outdoor Shakespeare and Greek comedies and tragedies) in Rock Island – were joined in 1976 by Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse, a professional dinner theater in downtown Rock Island's historic Fort