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The Hazel Green Village Board approved the reconfiguration of a lot in their industrial park, indicated above, as well as a lot price of $6,000 to a developer interested in bringing a Dollar General to the community.
Dollar General in Hazel Green?
HAZEL GREEN, Wis.–The Hazel Green Village Board held a special meeting on Monday, Dec. 20 to discuss a request for a Dollar General in the village’s industrial park, north of town. … more
Corn Belt Ports continue to grow
EAST DUBUQUE–The recently created Corn Belt Ports that serve most of the Mississippi River in Illinois and the bordering states of Missouri and Iowa have experienced continued growth. Two of … more
Standing in front of the Tree of Love, Tracy Bauer, Midwest Medical CEO, accepts a check for $12,667, from left, Pam McKinsey, Rose Lorenzen, Bauer, Donna Ferry, Sharon Westenfelder and Mary Cinto. The donations from this year’s fundraiser will go toward a new nurse call system. Contributed photo
Tree of Love raises record $12,667
GALENA–Despite another challenging year of battling COVID-19, the Midwest Medical Center Auxiliary’s Tree of Love is shining brightly with ornaments and the generosity of so many from … more
Television and computer monitor recycling for December will be Friday, Jan. 7 at city hall
GALENA–New electronics under your tree? Recycle your old televisions and computer monitors on Friday, Jan. 7 from 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the city hall parking lot, 101 Green St. Cost for recycling … more
The county board approved a new county board district boundary map at its Tuesday, Dec. 14 meeting.
County approves new district map
GALENA–The Jo Daviess County Board, at its Tuesday, Dec. 14 meeting, heard concerns from Elizabeth Village President Mike Dittmar about the county’s redistricting plan. “I have … more
Police chief talks new hire, vehicle
ELIZABETH–The Elizabeth Village Board learned about some changes that newly hired Elizabeth Police Chief Fred Cass is planning to make in the near future. Cass addressed the board during … more
Driver’s license, ID expiration extended until March 31
SPRINGFIELD–Expiration dates for driver’s licenses and ID cards have been extended an additional three months–from Jan. 1 to March 31. This extension does not apply to commercial … more
JCE awarded Community Connect grant for fiber
ELIZABETH–Jo-Carroll Energy (JCE) has been awarded a $2.3 million Community Connect Grant by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a fiber-to-the-premise (FTTP) internet project that will … more
Warren discusses water, sewer plan
WARREN–The Warren Village Board learned about two opportunities for funding for the Warren water and sewer department during its Nov. 19 meeting. Village president Kirk Raab presented two … more
Elizabeth Food Basket has new home
ELIZABETH–The Elizabeth Food Basket has completed its move to a new location at the back side of the “old Elizabeth school,” 310 N. West St. Elizabeth. With more room to move … more
East Dubuque library board weighs options
EAST DUBUQUE–The East Dubuque District Library Board continued its ongoing conversations with architects Marty Johnson and Lane Laugesen at its Wednesday, Dec. 8 meeting. The board … more
Water tower demolition contract approved
GALENA–The Franklin Street water tower is one step closer to being demolished. The Galena City Council, meeting Monday, Dec. 13, approved a contract with Green Demolition Contractors to remove … more
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