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A failing box culvert on IL Rt. 84 to Hanover, IL., is being replaced with a bury-in-place cement culvert. Due to the depth that the box culvert was originally placed, over 30 feet below pavement level, the entire roadway had to be closed so the project could be completed. Visible above are the remains of the old structure and the large concrete culvert sections replacing it.
84 construction update
SNOW program in need of funds before Christmas
STOCKTON–Looking for a new way to give during the holidays? Need a tax write-off before the end of the year? Want to honor someone’s memory by helping those in need? Consider donating to … more
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McCombie announces 89th District spring photo contest
SAVANNA–House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is launching her fourth annual Spring Photo Contest for residents throughout the 89th Legislative District. She is calling on residents to capture … more
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Bustos to begin accepting military academy applications
WASHINGTON, D.C.–On Aug. 1, U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos will begin accepting applications from high school students within her district seeking a nomination to a U.S. service academy for fall 2023. … more
Dr. Agnieszka Cluchey and her husband, Cole, have opened a new location at 300 Summit Street in Galena after being located on Main Street for the past four years.
Healing Waters begins new chapter: Local chiropractic office moves into new location on Summit Street
GALENA–Dr. Agnieszka Cluchey and Healing Waters Laser Center has made a move from its location on Main Street to a new location at 300 Summit Street. The center helps patients for most … more
ED child care program to stay, for now
EAST DUBUQUE–A local child-care program is negotiating an arrangement with building owners so it can stay in its current space. Melanie Ricke received an eviction notice on Friday, Dec. 16 … more
Fisher Excavating began work at Midwest Medical Center by replacing a culvert.
Turn lane project underway at Midwest Medical
Midwest Medical Center (MMC) announces that the center entrance and U.S. 20 turn lane improvements on Highway 20 in front of the hospital are underway. According to consulting engineer MSA … more
Crop planting behind statewide
GALENA–There was not much surprise when the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) released its Illinois crop progress and condition report on May 2 that the state was behind planting … more
Matt Oldenburg, Galena city engineer, holds a bowling pin from Leisure Lanes that was discovered while crews were digging to repair a water main break on Galena Square Drive recently. The pin still has marks from the fire that destroyed the building nearly four decades ago.
Striking a find
Many vacancies in local primary
by Brandon Behlke bbehlke@galgazette.com GALENA–Ballots were cast and counted on Tuesday, June 28 across the state of Illinois in the primary election. For some area residents, … more
Galena VFW Post 2665 recently donated $1,000 to the Galena Area Emergency Medical Service District for new medical equipment. Participating in the check presentation are, from left, VFW Cmdr. George Petitgout, EMTs Glenn Harris and Aishah Aziz and EMS Coordinator Bill Bingham.
EMS receives donation from EMS
Ty Harmston of Country Financial (Elizabeth branch) recently donated funds to purchase a new mobile plant cart for the River Ridge Agriculture Department greenhouse. This plant cart will enable the students to use the space more efficiently and allow room for growing new species. Thank you to Country Financial for supporting the River Ridge agriculture program. Left to right: Peggy Trone, Ty Harmston, Laiken Haas and Joseph Winter.
Country Financial donates to RR Ag
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