Todd McGreevy (born in 1968) is an independent newspaper and website publisher, podcaster, property rights activist, and business owner based in Iowa and Illinois Quad Cities (Davenport/Bettendorf, IA and Rock Island/Moline, IL)
Since 1993, he and his wife Kathleen McCarthy have published the independent newspaper, River Cities' Reader. The publication was weekly for 13 years in print is now monthly in print and has a website updated daily. The two have championed coverage no other legacy corporate news outlets will cover including local referendums, FOIA requests, local county election integrity, COVID scams, corruption within Davenport city operations, medical freedom issues, the importance of local county grand juries, Julian Assange, Tina Peters, January 6, geo-engineering and medicating our local water supplies without consent. McGreevy is a guest at least once a month on WQUD 107.7FM radio station to discuss that month's coverage and those interviews are available as podcasts at the Reader's podcast page.
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(McGreevy graduated from Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois with a degree in painting and sculpture and over the decades has exhibited his works at local galleries and colleges.)
As an activist, McGreevy has been active in national, state and local politics, fighting for transparency and fiscal sobriety at all government levels.
These efforts include Opt4Better, the grass roots PAC that helped defeat the Davenport Promise referendum, a proposed city wide entitlement program. In addition McGreevy helped form Iowans For Accountability, a Non Party Political Organization dedicated to ending the rubber stamping and ceding of authority by both major parties in county government.
McGreevy is a founding member of the bi-state liberty alliance SuperLiberty.com, which emerged as a platform for collaboration amongst local, state and national freedom oriented groups.
In 2009 McGreevy was part of the national management team for the Continental Congress 2009, providing web development, branding and communications services while serving as the Iowa State Coordinator for the modern day Congress. More info at: ArticlesOfFreedom.us
In 2011, he helped co found Free America Now, a think tank for assisting high performance freedom initiatives.
In 2012, McGreevy helped coordinate and operate the first Constitutional Sheriff's Convention with CSPOA, and helped launch the County Sheriff Project.
In 2010 and 2014 McGreevy helped his friend Jonathan Narcisse (RIP) from Des Moines, Iowa run for Governor while striving to achieve the 2% of statewide votes which would officially create the Iowa Party as a backstop to the uni-party business as usual baked into the two-party system. Coverage of Narcisse in the Reader is at this link here. McGreevy continues to maintain Narcisse's gubernatorial campaign website due to the rich content established over those five years that remains relevant to this day. There are several initiatives Narcisse championed that are in play in Iowa to this day. Visit www.NarcisseForGovernor.com
In addition to publishing and liberty activism, McGreevy owns and operates two additional commercial businesses: a branding, sales & marketing company AdMospheres Media & Marketing, and is one of the managing partners of the business brokerage and M&A advisory Marigold Resources.
Some editorials by Todd McGreevy, published in the Reader:
