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Pandemic challenges: Experiences with labor shortages here and in the United Kingdom
The big news story earlier this month out of Dubuque, Iowa, involves American Airlines and its decision to discontinue American Eagle service there. The news came as quite a shock. Sarah and I … more
Words from the publisher about the Gazette
A little bit about a lot of things this month. First, you may have noticed that the new Fall/Winter issue of the Galenian is out on the streets. (Mostly, we’re still making the rounds to … more
Bringing it back: A former Galenian joins the Gazette
Hi, hello! It’s a delight to meet you. I’m Lisi Ludwig and I’m writing to you from my new home away from home at the end of Main Street. I’m still deciding if it’s … more
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Postscript: Heroes for History
Veni, vidi, victus sum On Saturday, September 9, the Gazette’s Senior Locomotion Correspondent laced up his Chuck Taylors and embedded with Heroes for History’s runners. A ringer … more
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Oscar with an orange blaze scarf to protect him during hunting season.
Oscar. . .oh how I miss you
“Oscar, I have to go without you. Be a good boy. Do not jump on the sofa.” That was enough for Oscar to give me his most tragic expression, which was laced with the sorrowful yet … more
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Bittersweet!: Seeing my neighbor’s name on ballot and honoring her
It was bittersweet filling out my vote-by-mail ballot for the Tuesday, Nov. 8 General Election and seeing my neighbor’s name, Janet Checker, on the ballot. Janet was such a good soul and … more
These days are long gone: United Airlines “men only” executive flights.
A glamorous job for some, but not for author
W hen I was 16, they had a “What Kind of Job Do You Want?” night at Freeport High School. I looked at all the jobs offered, and the one that appealed to me was forest ranger. There were … more
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Publisher emeritus encourages voters to invest in community infrastructure
One of my summer rituals involved riding a bike across Iowa as a participant of RAGBRAI, the Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa. The route–different each year–takes … more
Sister celebrating the restored title of Top Donkey by trying to eat her victory wreath.
Being Top Donkey is important
Sister, here. Every so often, a donkey has to pitch in and help her human out. Lynn is busy getting her garden ready and asked me last week if I would please write the next column. She concluded her … more
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Opening the lid on forgotten stories
What does a small bird have in common with Christina H., from Galena, who was declared “insane” and ordered to be committed to an asylum in February 1909? This morning just before I … more
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Sharing a fond farewell to Gazette readers
I’ll be leaving The Galena Gazette at the end of this year. It’s time for goodbye and, especially, a heartfelt thank you. Thank you, Gazette readers and advertisers. Your belief in … more
Wild columbine.
Earth Works: Native plants benefit us
Why are native plants gaining importance with gardeners? First, native plants are designed by nature through thousands of years to thrive in your region. Second, native plants help address the … more
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