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The Galena Bakehouse team composed of (from left) Emma Furlong, Alex Arroyo, Pam Franson and Sumr Al-hamdani served some of their baked goods as well as some empanadas and rice (Not Abuela’s Rice & Beans).
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at Live at the Plaza
Whether you are celebrating National Pet Day on April 11 or just want to get out and about with your four-legged companion, downtown Galena is the place to be.
Dogs welcome in downtown Galena
GALENA–If you take a look around Galena on any given day, you’ll see both locals and tourists accompanied by their dogs. Galena is a mostly dog-friendly place, according to Gail Raven … more
June is Dairy Month Coloring Contest winners announced
ELIZABETH–The Jo Daviess County Farm Bureau is pleased to announce the winners of the “June is Dairy Month” coloring contest. The contest was open to all children Pre-K though … more
Pete Vincent, of John Deere Dubuque Works, works with East Dubuque senior Dustin Shireman during the school’s participation in the John Deere bike build earlier this month.
Learning about the trades: East Dubuque students visit John Deere Dubuque Works to learn about assembly lines
EAST DUBUQUE–Twelve East Dubuque Tech Education students visited John Deere Dubuque Works recently to learn about the company and also to learn about the skills needed to be involved in the … more
1999: Storm destroys buildings in the County
Ten Years Ago February 12, 2014 $50,000 grant —Galena schools awarded matching grant to repair crumbling masonry at middle school Faced with crumbling masonry at Galena Middle … more
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Hanover honors Melvin Bainbridge
HANOVER–VFW Post 5300 is named for three Hanover men: Berryman-Doran-Bainbridge. This is Melvin Bainbridge’s story. Melvin Adair Bainbridge, son of Wilfred N. and Frances Wadleigh … more
Evening ushers in a different world at the Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation’s Valley of Eden Bird Sanctuary. JDCF is hosting a night-time hike on October 27, 6 p.m., to listen for night time animals including bats, owls, coyotes and more. With limited vision, other senses become heightened and allow one a whole new experience in nature. Leave your flashlights at home and meet JDCF Education Director Jess Carryer, by the kiosk for a slow hike on mowed trails. The program is free and RSVPs are not required. Valley of Eden is located at 5559 E Rush Creek Rd, Stockton. Rain date is Nov. 4 at the same time and location.
JDCF Valley of Eden Bird Sanctuary
Galena pool joins World’s Largest Swim Lesson in June
GALENA–On Thursday, June 22 tens of thousands of kids and adults at aquatic facilities around the world will unite for the fourteenth year in a row to spread the word that swimming lessons save … more
Sammie Soat, “Unbreakable Bond”
Art students display creations of unique sameness
A collection of photos by Murphy Obershaw more
From the pages of The Galena Gazette: 1972: Galena wins triangular track meet
10 years ago May 2, 2012 The Galena City Council voted unanimously in favor of a budget for the 2012-2013 fiscal year. The new budget and tax levy had increased 2 percent and would increase … more
Galena High School English teacher Ron Jenkins teaches a class about the Globe Theater earlier this month. Jenkins will be retiring from teaching after 28 years at Galena High School. He will remain as the district’s play director and scholastic bowl coach.
The show must go on: Ron Jenkins to retire from teaching after 28 years at Galena
GALENA–The lives of many Galena students have been changed thanks to the dedication of Ron Jenkins, who has built a career impacting the arts in Galena. After 28 years at Galena, Jenkins will … more
Courtney Knockel, Cuba City, Wis., shows her newly painted, “Dairyland” that will be exhibited at the Galena Center for the Arts.
Galena Center for the Arts to open two new exhibits
GALENA–The Galena Center for the Arts announces the opening of exhibits in its main gallery and newly opened special exhibit space. The main gallery celebrates the beginning of 2023 with New … more
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