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Write-in candidate declaration deadline nears
Any county candidates running for the March primary wishing to have a write-in vote count toward their nomination or election, must file a “Declaration of Intent to be a Write-In … more
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Little-known Illinois driving laws and their updates
People with driver’s licenses know the rules of the road, from knowing when to pass someone on a divided highway to what road signs mean, but there are some rules that are more specific and … more
‘Tis the season for respiratory illnesses
It’s that time of year. A time of cold weather and respiratory illnesses. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports that leading up to the holidays, seasonal influenza and Covid-19 … more
This shed on the back of 503 Park Ave. will be torn down. Photo from city documents
Historic Preservation Commission approves new porch for residence
The new owners of 503 Park Ave. will be allowed to tear down the shed behind their house and recreate the porch after decisions made by the Galena Historic Preservation Commission at its … more
Macarena Notti (left) and Monica Quiles (right) bump a chair for a Chestnut instructor and two powder pups.
South American students staff Chestnut, experience U.S. through exchange program
On an evening inside Sunset Grille, turkey, dinner rolls, corn, stuffing and more are sprawled out in dishes across a table. Mary Frances, her family, 10 international students and a resident … more
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Dubuque Symphony Orchestra announces youth concerto competition, inviting area musicians
The Dubuque Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce its annual Student Concerto Competition to be held Saturday, April 6. Local piano, strings, woodwind, brass and percussion students enrolled in … more
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“Laws” that really aren’t
There are scientific laws—in mathematics, physics, chemistry, medicine, linguistics, biology, more—that are empirically-based and fundamental to each discipline. And there are laws of … more
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A patchwork of grass and snow make up Chestnut Mountain slopes on Dec. 27.
Chestnut Mountain struggles with warm winter, loss of snow
Dreams of a white Christmas were dashed with gray skies and grass instead of snow at Chestnut Mountain Resort. Due to a string of days with high temperatures, rain and fog, slopes were closed from … more
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1974: Right turn on red law goes into effect
Ten Years Ago Jan 1, 2014 Miners Lodge 273 will host its next “all you can eat” monthly breakfast at 212 N. Bench Street. $6 for adults, $3 for children. The River Ridge 8th grade boys … more
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County attorney: Deputy justified in shooting murder suspect from East Dubuque
Officials have determined the local deputy who shot and wounded the suspect in an area murder used justifiable force. Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputy Matt Menard shot and wounded Nathan A. … more
The class will be taught by Marie McDonough.
Galena Center for the Arts hosts woodburning class
The Galena Center for the Arts will offer a beginners woodburning class from noon-3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 6. Instructor Marie McDonough will teach the basics of wood burning. With backgrounds in … more
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February: Spectators cheer on Colleen Costello while she races in the 1600-meter snowshoe race.
2023: The year in review
January January was a big month for Galena’s favorite son, Ulysses S. Grant. He was promoted, posthumously, to the nation’s highest military rank, General of the Armies of the United … more
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