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Heartland Financial consolidates bank locations, including Illinois Bank & Trust
Heartland Financial USA, Inc. (HTLF) is consolidating multiple bank locations in multiple states including Illinois Bank & Trust in Galena. “What’s going on now is HTLF has … more
News in brief
Galena Several holiday events are happening in Galena this weekend: Dec. 8: Take the Cake Auction at the DeSoto House Hotel Dec. 9: ARC Holiday Cookie Walk, 9 a.m. at the DeSoto House … more
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The city of Galena prepares for tax season
murphy.obershaw@galgazette.com The Galena City Council approved several items regarding taxes at its Nov. 27 meeting. The first was the first reading of the 2023 Tax Levy Ordinance. At the … more
Galena Public Works Director Jason Bingham and Holidaze organizer Christine Melaas help set up for the Holidaze Festival.
Celebrating the Holidaze
Galena Public Works Director Jason Bingham and Holidaze organizer Christine Melaas help set up for the Holidaze Festival. Mark Van Osdol photo more
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This home already has the new service line connected to its meter and plumbing.
Galena gets the lead out
Galena’s lead pipe replacement project is now officially underway. Five Star Energy Services began the construction phase of the project on the eastside of Galena two weeks ago. … more
4-H Federation members decorated, set up, and led the event. Back row, from left: Karl Hubb, Owen Trone, Kyle Haas, Rylan Miller, Cody Noller, and Gracie Allen. Middle row, from left: Daphne Havens, Denali Fenn, Merrick Trone, Carissa Hinderman, Isabella Haring, Evelyn Noller, and Madelyn Koester. Front row, from left: Faith Morhardt, Christian Morhardt, Allauna Karberg, and Gabrielle Kelly.
Jo Daviess County 4-H holds recognition event
ELIZABETH–On Nov. 5, over 100 volunteers, members, and families gathered at the Elizabeth Community Building for the annual Jo Daviess County 4-H Award and Volunteer Recognition Event. … more
Curran and Jen Lane received a plaque from the Galena Area Chamber of Commerce during Board and Brush's grand opening. Those in attendance had a chance to eat food and grab a goody bag.
Main Street gets crafty with new business
A new business on Main Street gives people the chance to pick up a paint brush and get crafty. Jen Lane and her husband Curran opened their Galena Board and Brush location with a grand opening … more
Galena Eagles hosts a Santa Letter Workshop
Do you remember when you were a little kid and you couldn’t wait for Christmas, but wondered how Santa Claus was going to know whether you were good or bad, or what to bring you? Well, the … more
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Workers directed traffic downtown while Nicor installed a new gas main.
Nicor installed a new gas main
Workers directed traffic downtown while Nicor installed a new gas main. Murphy Obershaw photo more
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Hazel Green’s Class of 1973 held their 50-year class reunion in November. Back row, from left: Gary Lolwing, Dennis Donar, Jack Wiederholt, Al Vogt, Merideth Rupp Vogt, Mike Kieler, Mary Rose Linden, Ken Brant, Debra Pearce Kaiser and Eldon Droessler. Front row, from left: Bernard Runde, Ronda Walske Runde, Randy Richard, Lynn Farrey Skemp, Jean Doyle Timmerman, Susan Runde Wyborny and Claudia Aide Quan.
Hazel Green’s Class of 1973
Hazel Green’s Class of 1973 held their 50-year class reunion in November. Back row, from left: Gary Lolwing, Dennis Donar, Jack Wiederholt, Al Vogt, Merideth Rupp Vogt, Mike Kieler, Mary Rose … more
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The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa will be holding one additional “Art, Antiques, and Furniture Sale” in the main foyer at Sinsinawa Mound from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 29. Items for purchase include antique, craftsman, and modern furniture; fine art; religious art and statues; art pottery; trunks; clocks; desks; bookshelves; a 1960’s Gibson steel string guitar; and more. Items can be paid for in the Sinsinawa Book and Gift Gallery. Products from Sinsinawa Bakery will also be available during the sale. All items must be taken the day of purchase. Photos of some of the sale items can be viewed on their Facebook page in the days leading up to the event at www.facebook.com/sinsinawa. “Since many of our Sisters have moved away from the Mound and we will no longer be occupying all the building space, we have some ‘hidden gems’ that we no longer have a use for here. We would love to see these items go to good homes to be enjoyed by others,” said Sinsinawa Dominican Promoter of Arts and Cultural Heritage Sister Priscilla Wood, OP. “Some of our sale items date back to the furnishing of the convent in the 1880s.” To learn more about the congregation’s 176-year history in the tristate area, visit www.sinsinawa.org. Above: Some of the art and antiques on sale.
The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa - Art, Antiques, and Furniture Sale
The Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa will be holding one additional “Art, Antiques, and Furniture Sale” in the main foyer at Sinsinawa Mound from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 29. … more
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2013: Chestnut Mountain opens for season
Dec 4, 2013 Ten Years Ago The Galena girls basketball team went 4-0 to win the Warren Turkey Tournament. Le-Win won their second ever 1A state championship last Friday, knocking off … more
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