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Honoring Mental Health Awareness Month
GALENA–May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Local counselor Thom Dennis said that this month is important for several reasons, including how it shines a light on the truth about mental … more
Engineering a quiet rail zone study in East Dubuque
Rail crossings were the focus at the East Dubuque City Council at their meeting Jan. 2 meeting.Chandra Ravada from the East Central Intergovernmental Association and Bryan Janssen and Jacob … more
Can you guess where these places are? Check out the story below for clues.
A Bit of Mystery With the History
The photograph (imbeded in this story) and caption are from the Alfred Mueller Collection, it mentions that “The Odd Fellows (Lodge) depended upon all volunteer labor to build the two story … more
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Fireworks & fun on the Fourth!
GALENA–The Kiwanis Club of Galena is bringing the annual Independence Day festivities Monday, July 4. Food and live music will be downtown, at Green Street Plaza in front of the Old Post Office … more
Jerry Howard, left, commander of the American Legion Fickbohm-Hissem Post 193 presents a certificate of appreciation to Joel Holland, right, First Community Bank of Galena CEO, for the bank’s support of the Post and of the community.
American Legion presents certificate to First Community Bank
Chamber News: Here’s an opportunity to clean up
City Clean Up April is Earth Month. In the immortal words of Barney, “Clean up; clean up! Everybody, everywhere. Everybody do your share.” We can all do our share in Galena this … more
Galena voted one of the Midwest’s most charming cities
GALENA– The online travel magazine TravelMag.com has just announced that Galena has been voted one of the most charming cities in the Midwest according to a poll of more than 100 travel … more
East Dubuque Council to consider new budget April 29
EAST DUBUQUE–The City of East Dubuque will present its budget for the fiscal year from May 1, 2024 - April 30, 2025, at its next meeting on April 29, according to City Manager Bob Seitz. Seitz … more
On June 22 at 5:45 a.m., brakes on a semi driven by Darrin Cotton, 34, Chicago, failed as he drove down Grady Hill. Cotton turned onto South Bench Street, where the trailer rolled onto its side, pulling the vehicle to a stop. This happened during the third day of the U.S. 20/Gear Street detour. Construction is projected to improve Spring Street with a new roadway, curbs and gutters, storm sewers, sidewalks and shared use path, relocated water and sanitary facilities, and retaining walls. The multi-year reconstruction project is anticipated to be completed by fall 2024. For full story on the semi rollover, see page 22A.
Semi overturns in detour construction
Correction
There was a mistake in the Wednesday, March 29 paper. In the Galena Library’s April programs press release, the incorrect time was listed for the Eco-Textiles: How to Shop and Reuse with K … more
Zoning board approves Galena Mill and Steel’s tank sign
GALENA–The Galena Zoning Board of Appeals only had a couple items on its agenda for its July 12 meeting. One of the items was a public hearing for a request for a variance by Galena Mill … more
Henry Christopher’s obituary.
February is Black History Month
The greatest legacies of Black life, enslaved and free, were and are people themselves. Galena historically had a robust population of Black inhabitants. Jo Daviess County had the all-Black community … more
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