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Gallagher to perform
SINSINAWA, Wis.–Sister Patricia Gallagher will perform on the organ at Sinsinawa Mound on Wednesday, June 8 at 7 p.m. She currently assists with the music at the Sinsinawa Motherhouse and St. … more
Showcase to feature the Guthries, Chad Aaron Olson Jr.
GALENA–The free Songwriters Showcase at the Galena Center for the Arts, July 21, 7 p.m. features The Guthries and Chad Aaron Olson Jr. The showcase is hosted by Lenny Wayne of Galena. The … more
Willow Folk Festival goes on stage this August 13-14
STOCKTON–The 55th annual Willow Folk Festival at Willow United Methodist Church is set for Aug. 13-14. A wide variety of food and refreshments is available for purchase. Call 815-947-3789. more
Cindy Tegtmeyer, Galena, will be leading two sessions of youth acting camp through Galena Center for the Arts. Here she is an actor in the Cemetery Walk.
Get in the act: Galena Center for the Arts plans July acting camp
GALENA–The Galena Center for the Arts will be hosting two youth acting camps later this month. Monologues for youth 10-13 years of age will be held July 18-22. Students will learn basic … more
Galena Poet Laureate finalist: Daniel Dahlquist
Galena’s poet laureate finalists announced
In April (National Poetry Month) one of three finalists will be appointed as Galena’s first poet laureate, making Galena the smallest city in the nation to have a poet laureate. The … more
Elliott and Isla Sprengelmeyer of Galena decided to host their own art show on the front lawn of their parents’ Park Avenue home on May 5. The artwork was created by hand by the Sprengelmeyers and displayed for all to see.
Art show on Park Avenue
Emma Furlong, Chloe Roland, Alex Oberbroeckling and Irene Thraen-Borowski stood behind the pinwheels put up for International Peace Day.
Sharing a message of peace through art
Galena high school is celebrating International Peace Day by extending a pinwheel instead of an olive branch. On International Peace Day, Sept. 21, students from the National Art Honor Society … more
Indigenous legends and lore from ‘The Grass Dancer
The history of the world includes the stories of many cultures which have been overtaken by invaders and the struggle of these Indigenous People to hold on to their roots. The best example of this in … more
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“Mine to Give” by Mindy Dalgarn and P.J. Harte-Naus is available now.
A new book tells stories of unsung volunteer heroes
When friends, local authors and retired educators Mindy Dalgarn and P.J. Harte-Naus began thinking about the divisiveness and world-wide calamities they were witnessing daily, they wondered what they … more
March activities planned at Stockton Township Library
STOCKTON-The month of March has several exciting events taking place at the Stockton Township Library. Beginning March 20th, the after school kids program will begin for the year. The program … more
Grammy-nominated artist to perform at organ concert
DUBUQUE–Organist Jan Kraybill, DMA, will close the University of Dubuque Heritage Center’s Summer Organ Sampler Concerts at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 18, in John and Alice Butler Hall, … more
Wesley UMC hosts Backyard Bash
EAST DUBUQUE– Wesley United Methodist Church, 1 Wesley Way, East Dubuque will be hosting its Backyard Bash event on Wednesday, July 6, at 6 p.m. in the spacious backyard behind Wesley church. … more
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