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Scholarship applications available for class of 2021
GALENA–The Galena Territory Foundation has announced the competition for the 2021 Lend-A-Hand scholarships for graduating high school seniors. Qualified applicants are students who reside in … more
Cultural Arts Alliance scholarships available
GALENA–The Galena Cultural Arts Alliance is accepting applications through March 15. Three scholarships of $500 each will be awarded for creative writing, performing arts and visual arts. … more
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Graduations St. Ambrose University DAVENPORT, Iowa–Two local students graduated from St. Ambrose University this winter. •East Dubuque–Kelsey Jackson, magna cum laude, … more
One of the robots designed by Adam Gronewold and the Dartmouth team.
Reaching for the stars: Galena graduate Adam Gronewold takes part in NASA competition
GALENA–For one 2015 Galena High School graduate, his dream is becoming reality. Adam Gronewold and his team at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., took part in the NASA Breakthrough, Innovative … more
Stockton High School held its SAT assembly on Jan. 13 to recognize students who received high marks on the SAT exam. Students that scored a 1040 or above, back row, from left: Devin Wickler, Simon Rillie, Josh Reynolds; middle row: Bryce Smith, Lucas Crome, Hunter Hille, Tiana Timpe; front row: Jason Hermann, Mitchel Coffey, Kaylee Luke and Adriana Curtiss. Not pictured: Madee Ertmer, Case Harmston and Chandler Reifsteck.
Stockton recognizes SAT students
The Stockton High School Student Council has organized a breakfast food sale on Friday mornings. Members arrive early each week to sell donuts, breakfast pizza, hot cocoa and cappuccino to peers. According to Stockton High School Principal Casey Downey, the students have really enjoyed the Friday perk and the organization has even sold out. At the breakfast booth, Jenna Haas, left, and Kyla Kurek.
Stockton student council sells breakfast
Free food composting kits for county youth
ELIZABETH–Did you know that worms are nature’s recyclers? Vermicomposting is the process of composting food waste with worms. One pound of worms can turn 65 pounds of garbage into garden … more
CTE Students of the Quarter
ELIZABETH–Students recognized as outstanding students for the second quarter at the Jo Daviess-Carroll Career Technical Education Academy are listed with their field of study and home school. … more
Elihu B. Washburne
Wig incident stops fight in Congress
An old friend of mine, Jim Sammon, sent this story to me a number of years ago. Congressman Elihu B. Washburne represented the Galena area as a member of the U. S. Congress from 1853 to 1869. During … more
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Community meals
Monday, Feb. 8–Sweet potato shepherd’s pie, bread, butter and dessert. Tuesday, Feb. 9–Root beer bbq chicken sandwich, french fries and dessert. Wednesday, Feb. 10–Pepperoni … more
Blaum, Pham place in top spots at speech contest
GALENA–Freshman Emma Blaum took first place in the novice final of oratorical declamation at the Top of the State Tournament held Saturday, Jan. 30 virtually at Jefferson High School in … more
Charlotte Kennedy and her vintage silk ties made into a quilt and an apron.
New virtual exhibit at Center for the Arts
GALENA–For Patricia Lehnhardt, gallery manager at the Galena Center for the Arts, this last year has been a particular challenge. Her goal was to continue to produce interesting and varied art … more
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