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Galena to hold annual Chocolate Lovers Stroll next month
Tickets are now on sale for a popular chocolate-themed event that will take place in downtown Galena next month. The annual Chocolate Lovers Stroll, hosted by Galena Downtown Business … more
JDCF to hold annual meeting April 11
ELIZABETH-The public is cordially invited to attend the Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation’s (JDCF) Annual Meeting on Thursday, April 11 from 4:00 to 6:30 PM at Woodbine Bend Golf Course and … more
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Native book discussion with Susan Power
SINSINAWA, Wis.–On Tuesday, August 8, from 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m., Eric Anglada will be leading a native book discussion about “The Grass Dancer.” Inspired by the lore of her … more
SFC Raine Fuller of the United States Army Golden Knights Parachute team looks over Dubuque as he prepares to jump on July 2, 2021.
Preparing to jump: Local communities prepare for Golden Knights
ELIZABETH–The skies of Elizabeth and Hazel Green will soon be filled with parachutists from the United States Army’s Golden Knights Parachute Team. On Friday, July 1 at 7 p.m., the Golden … more
Galena Primary School wrapped up its food drive on Friday, Dec. 9. Students brought in nonperishable foods throughout the week for the Galena Food Pantry. Back row from left: Jocelyn O’Neil, Gwen Bradshaw, Colin Berning, Calvin Kaiser, Wyatt Randecker, Levi Laskowski, Hunter Feldmann and Mateo Garcia. Front: Carson Stodden, Garrison Birkicht, Gavin Bradshaw, Olivia King, Lucy Wienen, Fang Fang Alderman Danna, Elliot Sprengelmeyer and Bryce Huttenlocher.
GPS food drive benefits Food Pantry
Mindful Musicians spring registration is now open
DUBUQUE, Iowa – Centrally Rooted, a Dubuque-based nonprofit organization that focuses on brain health through creative expression, has begun registration for the 2024 spring session of Mindful … more
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Ted Williams addresses the crowd after being named Galena’s first poet laureate.
Galena appoints first poet laureate
What better way to celebrate National Poetry Month than by announcing Galena’s first poet laureate. As a continuation of LitFest, the Galena Public Library and the Galena Center for the … more
Topsoil moisture amount lessens
GALENA–The crop condition continues to remain above the five-year average statewide after a slow start to the planting season. Precipitation averaged 0.50 inches or 0.51 inches below … more
City to close part of Main Street for filming of tourism promotional commercial
It’s lights, camera, action in Galena this week. The Illinois Office of Tourism is shooting one of their state promotional commercials with actress Jane Lynch on Main Street and other … more
Hospital projects clear zoning board
GALENA–The Galena Board of Zoning Appeals held three public hearings on Wednesday, Dec. 14 for two Midwest Medical Center (MMC) construction projects. The hospital sought an amendment to … more
Sinsinawa Mound hosts “Hagia Sophia”retreat
SINSINAWA, Wis.—On Saturday, August 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Paula Hirschboeck will be leading this retreat at Sinsinawa Mound. The renowned monk and mystic, Thomas Merton, helps us … more
Courtney Bartlett from The Country Experience at Amstutz Family Farm was in the window at Common Cents during the Living Windows at Christmas in the Village in Elizabeth on Dec. 1. Accompanying her was Franklin the chicken (on her shoulder) and UPS the brown goat (what can brown do for you?).
Elizabeth hosts Christmas in the Village
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