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NWILED announces fourth entrepreneurial scholarship
HANOVER–Northwest Illinois Economic Development (NWILED) announces the fourth annual Build It Grow It Entrepreneurial Scholarship. All high school seniors in Jo Daviess and Carroll … more
Trees were covered in rime ice during the early part of last week, including these trees along Stagecoach Trail.
Rime (ice) time in JDC: Wintry scenes present throughout county
GALENA–The county was a winter wonderland as rime ice was visible throughout Jo Daviess County in the early parts of the opening week of 2021. Rime ice is different from hoar frost and less … more
Going from the doldrums to delicious
A bout this time every January I am just sick of cooking. After two months of preparing all those delectable holiday treats I just want to abandon the kitchen for a while. Unfortunately, people … more
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Dupaco foundation to offer college scholarships
DUBUQUE–Applications for the 2021 Dupaco R.W. Hoefer Foundation College Scholarship Program are now available. The program awards a total of $40,000 to 20 students in two programs: … more
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Honors Western Illinois University MACOMB–Six area students have made the dean’s list at Western Illinois University. They are: •East Dubuque–Tyler Hill, … more
Blake Hartman began as Jo Daviess County Farm Bureau’s manager on Dec. 17.
Hartman ready to lead: Jo Daviess County Farm Bureau has a new manager
ELIZABETH–There is a new face at the Jo Daviess County Farm Bureau office in Elizabeth, one that is eager to take on his new role, familiarize himself with the region and continue the work of … more
FROM THE PAGES OF THE GALENA GAZETTE: 1971: Report outlines problems with jail
10 years ago Jan. 19, 2011 You could call Dr. William Tonne the 69 million dollar man. Tonne, from the Blackhawk Hills Resource Conservation and Development, addressed the Jo Daviess County … more
OK with being myself
T he end of this month I turn 78. This is a number that is large and growing closer to 80, which is the gateway into old age. The 70s are just getting us ready for old age. I have noticed … more
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FROM THE PAGES OF THE GALENA GAZETTE: 1946: Man’s ring finger found in bag a mystery
10 years ago Jan. 12, 2011 Traci Lyden and Alana Turner announce the purchase and new location of Galena’s mainstay business, Poopsie’s. They will be opening their doors at 402 … more
Time to prune the fruit trees: Let University of Illinois Extension help you this winter
ELIZABETH–University of Illinois Extension will be offering its popular “Intro to Fruit Tree Pruning” class in a Zoom-webinar format on three different dates: Jan. 20, noon-1:30 … more
Federal funds available for food, shelter programs in county
JO DAVIESS COUNTY–Jo Daviess County is set to receive $10,048 in the Phase 38 program to supplement emergency food and shelter programs. The monies awarded are used to supplement existing … more
Galena High School math teacher Randi Burken uses her computer during a hybrid lesson. Some of Burken’s students are in-person while others are online. The challenges of online learning can be difficult for some students to overcome as districts try to help those students stay equal to their peers who are at school.
Crossing the digital divide: Impacts of digital connectivity felt during the pandemic, districts try to adapt
GALENA–The pandemic has caused many concerns to those in education, whether to return to in-person learning, how education can be done in a socially-distant environment or what a remote … more
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