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Most folks living in the tri-state area are likely familiar with the Mines of Spain, more than 1300 acres of beautiful wooded and prairie...

When financial markets fluctuate, perhaps in reaction to world events, inflation, or a change in interest rates, even the calmest investors can start to...

Before Dr. Nancy Hill began practicing medicine in Dubuque in 1874 as the city’s first female physician and before she helped start an organization...

Julien Dubuque left no journals of his exploits and no diary detailing his day-to-day activities, but we do know some basic facts about his...

If tax season resulted in you owing more to the IRS than you expected, you may want to revisit your investment-related tax strategies. Doing...

Using this checklist will help ensure you’re working toward your financial goals and prepared for the upcoming tax season. Keep in mind most investment-related...

Downtown Dubuque boasts an abundance of historic, red brick buildings. Many were built using locally produced brick. Back in the mid to late 1800s...

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...

Imagine volunteering with a sea turtle conservation project and experiencing the excitement of watching sea turtle hatchlings emerge from their sandy nests and make...

Sunnycrest Manor, the Dubuque County-owned nursing home, officially opened nearly 101 years ago on August 13, 1921 as a tuberculosis sanatorium – a place...