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Midwest Medical Center is planning a $34.5 million expansion project which will add 42,546 square feet of additional space to the hospital. This is an artist’s rendition of the hospital from the southeast and shows the current entrance on the front. The new south entrance will be used by those using physical, occupational and speech therapy as well as for the medical and behavioral health clinics and infusion. The fitness center will have its own entrance, as well.
Expansion set for Midwest Medical
Midwest Medical Center will be embarking on a $34.5 million expansion project this coming year. With an expected groundbreaking in April 2023, Tracy Bauer says the project will add 42,546 square … more
Warren board meets
WARREN–The Warren Village Board met on Aug. 22 and heard from Derek Thompson of Fehr-Graham, who presented to the board on an update on the village’s wastewater facility plan and water … more
Fall events, new resources for NWILED
HANOVER–Northwest Illinois Economic Development (NWILED) recently completed two unique marketing tools and announced two upcoming special events. •A drone marketing video of the Savanna … more
Spend a summer guarding the lives of Galena’s swimmers
The Alice T. Virtue Memorial Pool had enough lifeguards for this past summer, but they are looking for people again for summer 2023. During the nationwide lifeguard shortage, the Galena pool still … more
COVID is making a comeback in county
Fall may be in the air, but so is COVID-19. The Jo Daviess County Health Department reported on Sept. 9 that the county had a high community level and high community transmission level of COVID. … more
East Dubuque Mayor Randy Degenhardt, left, watches as Tom Burns and Tony VanOstrand, right, clear water and mud with the Vactor sewer cleaner so a crew can repair a water main break.
East Dubuque puts $487,00 sewer cleaner to good use
EAST DUBUQUE–The city of East Dubuque public works department is putting its new capital purchase to quick use. The city recently purchased a tandem axle Vactor 2100i combination sewer … more
Health board deals with shared kitchens and temporary permits
A new shared kitchen space is opening in Elizabeth and with that comes lots of questions for The Jo Daviess County Board of Health to answer at their Wednesday, Sept. 7 meeting. Shared kitchens … more
24-Hour Care receives accreditation through ACHC
GALENA–24 Hour Care, LLC announces it has achieved accreditation through Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) for the services of home health, physical therapy, occupational therapy, … more
Zoning board deals with metal siding, setback
Things were short and simple at the 10-minute Galena Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on Sept 14. The two agenda items were a special use permit for metal siding and approval of a different … more
Baltz to give ‘Bible detective’ program at Sinsinawa
SINSINAWA, Wis.–On Oct. 5, Dr. Fred Baltz will be leading Cases from the Files of a Bible Detective at Sinsinawa Mound from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Bible says God gave Judah’s King, Hezekiah, … more
Electronic recycling to be held at Galena City Hall
GALENA–The city of Galena will offer electronics recycling from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 30, in the parking lot of Galena City Hall. The city will accept televisions and computer … more
Construction crews are building the aerial mainline fiber along Red Gates Road in rural Galena.
Fiber expands to underserved areas
Construction workers and line crews are digging through limestone and climbing poles, creating the infrastructure for fiber internet across this corner of the Driftless Area. As many as 10 crews … more
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