Pivotal leadership: A side-by-side proposition
Many words have moved to the top of the popularity list in 2020. The word “pivot” is one of them. I was first introduced to…
Business
11 tips for finding a job when you’re over 50, from an ‘ageism’ expert
Hey boomers, it’s not your imagination. Finding a job in today’s COVID economy is harder than ever, especially for “older Americans,” i.e. workers 55 and…
Biz local
MercyOne receives pair of awards MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center received two distinguished awards in recognition of its heart and stroke care. MercyOne received the American…
Biz local
A Mindful Journey opens A Mindful Journey, a collective of independent Mental Health practitioners, has opened shared office space at Plaza 20, Dubuque. It has…
During pandemic, more workers being replaced by robots, new study finds
PHILADELPHIA — The coronavirus pandemic is accelerating the trend of robots replacing humans in the workplace, which could result in a recovery from recession that…
News of record
Building permits issued in Dubuque County in August, with values of at least $50,000: Single Family Houses Detached EKM LLC, 2079 Sky Blue Drive, $250,000….
Hawkeyes broadcaster to lend name to new Millwork District bar
A new incarnation of a Millwork District bar will bear the name of a broadcasting legend and debut just in time for the kickoff of…
Tri-state people in business: New hires, promotions, achievements
Apple River (Ill.) State Bank announced the appointment of Sandy Frank as manager of its Scales Mound, Ill., office. She started in 2001 as a…
Tech Q&A: Tech tricks to keep using Windows 7 are risky
Some readers are reluctant to upgrade or replace vulnerable Windows 7 PCs, even though Microsoft no longer provides security updates for them. Instead, the readers…
Owners of popular Galena store open philanthropic sister business
GALENA, Ill. — Poopsie’s co-owners Alana Turner and Traci Lyden had about one month of preparation between securing the spot for their new Galena store,…