Category: Features

by Beth Triplett “Take what you need; give what you can.” It’s the operating principle behind the Little Free Pantries – a national network of free-s

by Danielle Phillips At the Dubuque Chorale’s recent 50th Anniversary Concerts this past May, former Artistic Director Fran Vogt (2006-09) was asked

Sixty artists from ten states will descend on Dubuque on Sunday, October 2 for the fifth annual Bluff Strokes Plein Air Paint Out. Artists will paint

by Connie Cherba The 2022-23 school year marks a time of transition for both the Dubuque and Western Dubuque Community School Districts with teachers,

by Beth Triplett Piloted by the Greater Dubuque Development Corporation (GDDC), Work that Works connects local employers who have agreed to offer adap

The University of Dubuque Heritage Center will celebrate its 10th annual Live at Heritage Center Performing Arts Series with a special lineup of artis

by Teri Link This August, Dubuque will play host once again to an event that truly celebrates the spirit of the Irish people. The Irish Hooley Music

The historic log cabin sitting proudly on a hilltop at Dubuque’s Mathias Ham Historic Site has the distinction of being the city’s and Iowa’s oldest

by Chloe Grass A few years ago, Dwight Hopfauf sent in a proposal to the Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) Rally called “It’s a H.O.G. Hollywood in Dubuqu

It’s that time of year. This month sees the opening of numerous fairs in the tri-state area. A county fair is a family friendly activity, a perfect p