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Southwestern senior Cooper Allen has served as an apprentice for Top Notch over the past school year and has continued his plumbing apprenticeship after college with hopes of being a licensed plumber in five years.
Prepared for the future
HAZEL GREEN, Wis.–More high school students are entering the trades than at any point in the past couple decades. Southwestern High School, in partnership with CESA 3, launched an … more
Library programs to focus on Pride
GALENA–The Galena Public Library plans to host a series of programming for adults and teens focusing on LGBTQ+ topics and history. These programs will be presented in a variety of formats … more
Galena Primary School physical education teacher Bill Cerjak is retiring at the end of the school year after 28 years with the district.
Having a blessed career: Bill Cerjak to retire from Galena after 28 years as physical education teacher
GALENA–Originally from Carpentersville, Bill Cerjak has felt at home since he began his career at Galena Primary School nearly three decades ago. In sixth and seventh grade, Cerjak … more
“And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little” will be performed Saturday, May 28 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, May 29 at 2 p.m. at the Galena Center for the Arts. This comedy play reading is directed by Ronn Toebass. From left, Laurie Malinowski, Brian Schoenrock, Whitney Arnold, Margaret Scott, Susan Barg, Everett Noble, and Joan McGrath.
Galena Center for the Arts play reading
10 locals participate in Tri-State Wind Symphony
DUBUQUE, Iowa–The Tri-State Wind Symphony will celebrate the beginning of its 28th season Thursday, June 2, with a 7 p.m., performance at the Alliant Amphitheater/Star Brewery, 600 Star Brewery … more
Euleila Awards selected for Art
GALENA–Galena High School art students were selected as winners of the annual Euleila Poetry and Art competition. Students had their art and poetry on display at the Galena Public Library and … more
Rachel Lenstra, youth services librarian, poses with a small selection of the prizes for the Galena Public Library’s summer reading program.
Galena library steps up summer learning
GALENA–May 25 kicks off Galena Public Library’s summer learning program, “Read Beyond the Beaten Path,” with reading programs for youth in preschool through high school, as … more
River Ridge senior Caden Albrecht dons a military uniform as Vietnam War veteran Steve Townsend explains the equipment. Members of Vietnam Veterans of America visited Mike Dittmar’s history classroom at River Ridge High School on April 11 to answer questions the Vietnam War and what students should learn from their study of the war.
Learning about Vietnam
Herman Fickbohm
Honoring Galena’s fallen in The Great War
GALENA–American Legion Post 193 in Galena proudly bears the name Fickbohm-Hissem Post. Who were these men so honored? What are their stories? The idea for the American Legion began with 20 … more
From the pages of The Galena Gazette: 1947: Auman’s Soda Bar to open May 26
10 years ago May 23, 2012 Galena Police Chief Jerry Westemeier says his department can ticket pet owners up to $500 for not cleaning up after their pets, but only if an officer sees them or … more
Shirley and Paul Fox, 2022
Anniversary: The Foxes
Paul and Shirley Fox, Lena, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, May 25. Paul Fox, Stockton, and Shirley Miller, Woodbine, were united in marriage on May 25, 1962, at … more
‘All shook up’
GALENA–I was just reading through some of the Galena Gazette newspapers from early 1993 and I found a story about the new Elvis Presley stamp that was being issued. It reminded me of a friend … more
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