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In the May 4 edition of the Galena Gazette, Rex Wall was misidentified in the scholarship photo. In the April 27 edition of the Galena Gazette, Keith Brandel of the Galena Police Department was … more
HCC open house date set
FREEPORT–Highland Community College Nursing and Allied Health programs will host a spring open house on Tuesday, May 17, 5-7 p.m. at the Natural Science Building. Prospective students will … more
Legion to meet May 17
GALENA–The American Legion Fickbohm-Hissem Post 193, Galena, will next meet at noon, Tuesday, May 17 on the second floor of the VFW Club. The post holds a meeting the third Tuesday of each … more
Wendy Clark speaks in opposition of the annexation agreement between the City of Galena and True North Quality Homes, LLC for the proposed Parker project during the public hearing at the Galena City Council meeting on April 25.
Project moves forward: Galena City Council approves first reading of annexation agreement
GALENA–A capacity crowd gathered Monday, April 25 for the Galena City Council meeting. All except one who spoke were against the annexation agreement between the city of Galena and True North … more
Open burn to start this week
GALENA–The open burn dates will be May 5-8 with rain dates of May 12-15. Burning will only be allowed during the rain dates if conditions are too wet to burn during the May 5-8 period. To … more
Lois Kaiser, Linda Holm, Trish Hoyt and Jean Lovell were among the Hazel Green residents who took part in the Hazel Green Public Library’s C3 program on April 20.
Coloring and conversation in Hazel Green: Local library hosts weekly gathering for adults to talk while coloring
HAZEL GREEN, Wis.–On Wednesday mornings from 10:30-11:30 a.m., the sounds of laughter and conversation fill the room at Hazel Green Public Library as a group of seven individuals participate in … more
USDA encourages producers to enroll grasslands into special conservation reserve program signup
SPRINGFIELD–The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) encourages producers and landowners to enroll in the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through May 13. Grassland CRP provides … more
Members of Boy Scouts of America’s Troop 14 based in East Dubuque participated in Scouting for Food on April 23. Those who participated are, back row, from left: Jake Smith, Steven Kocourek, Andrew Arling, Charlie Kingsley, Carter Roepsch, Gordon Rath, Carter Nelson, Samuel Flury, Alexandria Rath; front row: Scoutmaster Joe Kingsley, Andrew Kocourek, Liam Smith, Jack Kingsley, Wesley Kocourek, Ben Klinge, Christopher DeMotta and Trevline Timmerman.
Troop 14 scouts for food
EAST DUBUQUE–In the spirit of the Scout promise to do a good turn daily and “to help other people at all times,” the Northeast Iowa Council of the Boy Scouts of America held their … more
High Point Cruisers recently benefited from a Share Night at Culver’s. After calculating the sales for the evening, any “tips” as well as the “curdside” orders throughout the week, the group will receive $432.55. Participating in the check passing are Art and Kathy Schliecher, Gary Diedrick, Barb and Daryl Steinhagen, Sharon Wand, Bruce Hansen, Keara Embry.
High Point Cruisers benefit from Share Night
On April 20, Galena Lions Club members–from left, Lisa Schoenrock, Paul Junge, Ken Zehnder, Paula Singleton, Lenny Hosey, Bob Singleton and Chet Schuler–donated time to pick up trash as part of Jo Daviess County’s adopt-a-highway program. The seven members cleared their designated two-mile stretch of Stagecoach Trail from a half-mile east of Guilford Road to Ford Road. The Jo Daviess County Highway Department in Hanover provided safety vests and garbage bags as well as the rules of the program. Twenty bags of garbage were collected in the three-hour period. The club plans to collect garbage again in July and October. All volunteers active in this program request that travelers decrease their speed upon seeing workers, as well as install waste cans or bags in their vehicles and empty them at home or at a gas station to help maintain the beauty of Jo Daviess County. To learn more, visit galenalions.org or jodaviess.org/highway.
Lions Club cleans up Galena
ED council approves budget totaling $19.5 million
EAST DUBUQUE–The East Dubuque City Council approved what may be the largest budget in the history of the city at its May 25 meeting. On a unanimous vote, the council approved budget of … more
Barnes to lead class on painting bees and gnome
SINSINAWA, Wis.–On May 17, 6-9 p.m., Sarah Barnes, a local Dubuque, Iowa, artist, will lead a class on how to paint bees and a gnome on canvas. Registration ends May 13. Register by calling … more
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