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Master Gardeners Laurie Zueger and Pat Scott represent the University of Illinois Extension.
Master gardeners: a resource for gardening
ELIZABETH–When someone has a question about their garden, lawn or plants, a Master Gardener can help. The University of Illinois Extension office in Jo Daviess County hosts a Master … more
River Ridge prepares for their plant sales with signs and fresh flowers in their greenhouse!
FFA plant sale schedule announced
JO DAVIESS–Spring is here! With the arrival of warm weather, Jo Daviess County high school agriculture departments prepare for their plant sales. In participation with each school’s FFA … more
Collecting produce for the Farm to Food Pantry program. From left to right: Huxley Mond, Jen Nottrott (producer from Tower View Farm), Lynda Birkel (volunteer), Darcee Mond (producer from Galena River Ranch).
Jo Daviess Local Foods is more than just an online farmers market
JO DAVIESS–Jo Daviess Local Foods or JDLF is an online farmers market that connects people to local producers. Their mission is to expand access to sustainable local food for the benefit of the … more
The Dittmar’s Arrowhead Treehouse has been available for rent since 2020.
A new way to experience Dittmar Farms and Orchard
ELIZABETH–Everybody knows Dittmar Farms and Orchard for their pumpkin patch and apple orchard but what about some of the other things they offer, especially during other seasons? In the … more
Aunt Beez Greenhouse owner Bridget Zurcher poses in one of her greenhouses surrounded by fresh flowers available for purchase.
Aunt Beez Greenhouse is open for the season!
SCALES MOUND–Wait till you reach the end of the gravel road! Beginning on Saturday, April 1 through Friday, June 30, Aunt Beez Greenhouse is open for the spring season. The owner of … more
Ed Strenski walks down the row pruning the vines.
Learn about grapes, wine with Northern Illinois Wine Growers
SCALES MOUND–There are plenty of places in the area where one can buy a drink, but there is also a place where one can learn to make their own. Northern Illinois Wine Growers has a … more
Galena’s summer outdoor farmers market starts in just a couple weeks.
Galena’s summer farmers market: Galena gears up for another summer farmers market season
GALENA–Galena’s summer outdoor farmers market is just around the corner. The market closed out its 2022-2023 indoor winter farmers market season on April 15 at the Eagles Club and will … more
A bust of Henry H. Taylor, Galena’s Medal of Honor recipient, was dedicated in Grant Park on Saturday, April 29. Members of Galena’s Nine Generals as well as many others gathered for the occasion. John Grizzoffi, Kirk Foecking, Merle Neises, Bob Buman, Lynn Pehlke, Phil Prud’Homme, Kevin Melancon and Jeff Bishop.
Taylor bust dedicated
Construction of the levee began on September 26,1951 by the Army Corps of engineers and the M.L. Gaber Construction company of Galena.
Flooding in Galena
At the beginning of Galena’s Main Street there’s a large green Flood Gate and levee system that has protected our downtown from flooding since its completion on July 6, 1951–72 … more
‘Heart’y fish dish
‘Heart’y fish dish that serves four
‘Heart’y Fish Dish 1 1/2 lbs cod or swai, cut into four portions 2 tbl. melted butter, 2 tbls. olive oil 2 cloves chopped garlic, 1 tbl. lemon juice 1 C cherry … more
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The Elizabeth Community Ambulance Service would like to recognize the life-saving actions of one of its members, Frank Randall, who recently received an American Heart Association Heartsaver HERO award. While off-duty, Randall responded to a man down/CPR in-progress call and resuscitated the patient before the ambulance arrived. He also accompanied the patient during transport to higher care following the initial emergency call. Randall has been an invaluable part of the Elizabeth Community Ambulance Service since 2007, making an impact on countless lives in that time. Randall said, “It was more than just me. I happened to be in the area when the call came in. When I got there two people were doing CPR. We did what we were trained to do and had a good outcome. The award is for all involved, it was a team effort. I wish we were able to recognize all that were there. As a CPR instructor, everyone should learn CPR because you never know where and when you might need it.”
Randall receives HERO award
Karen and Jerry Meyer stand next to their sign which resides behind the bar.
Owners of popular tavern retire
MENOMINEE–It’s time to say goodbye to a local staple. Jerry and Karen Meyer, owners of J.M.’s Tap in Menominee, officially retired and closed their business on May 1. The … more
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