Valley, East Moline, and other communities to the east. The Rock Island Argus, owned by the same company as the Dispatch, carries substantially the same print coverage. The Quad City Times, formerly the Davenport Times-Democrat, is based in Davenport but prints an Illinois edition that is widely read. Of the local television stations, the ABC affiliate, WQAD-TV makes their home in the Prospect Park neighborhood in studios adjacent to the park itself. Moline was mentioned by name in the lyrics of Creedence Clearwater Revival's song "It Came Out of the Sky" from the 1969 album Willy and the Poor Boys and in Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Bands' song "The Fire Down Below" from the 1976 album Night Moves. Infrastructure The Quad City International Airport, located on the southern fringe of the city to the south of the Rock River, is home to four commercial airlines providing non-stop flights to eight different cities. This airport is the third busiest one in the state of Illinois, following Chicago's O'Hare International Airport and Midway Airport. Notable people Kevin Anderson (tenor), opera singer Jack Barlow, country singer Bonnie Bartlett, television and film actress Louie Bellson, jazz drummer Vincent Hugo Bendix, inventor and industrialist Virgil Bozeman, Illinois state representative and lawyer Ken Berry, actor, F Troop, Mayberry R.F.D. Don Carothers, football player Charles F. Carpentier, businessman and politician, was born in Moline. Donald D. Carpentier, businessman and politician, was born in Moline. Roy James Carver, industrialist and philanthropist Albert M. Crampton, Chief Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court Brad Cresswell, radio broadcaster and opera singer Doris Davenport, actress John Deere, tractor maker Acie Earl, power forward and center with several NBA teams Carl Ed, cartoonist (Harold Teen) John Getz, actor (The Fly and The Social Network) Warren Giles, executive in Baseball Hall of Fame, lived in Moline Oscar Graham, baseball player Ron Hallstrom, offensive tackle with Green Bay Packers Warren E. Hearnes, Governor of Missouri 1965–73, born in Moline Robert R. Heider, Wisconsin State Assemblyman Donald A. Henss, Illinois state representative and lawyer; born in Moline Brad Hopkins, offensive tackle with the Tennessee Titans Corey Jahns, drummer with the Funk Brothers Jim Jamieson, golfer with the PGA Tour Robert White Johnson, songwriter; co-writer of "Where Does My Heart Beat Now" (Celine Dion) Steve Kuberski, power forward and center with the Boston Celtics, Milwaukee Bucks, and Buffalo Braves Katherine Lanpher, journalist and podcaster Dayton