Computer science becoming staple in tri-state schools
Aliyah Johnson is taking her first computer science class this year, but her interest in coding stretches back much further. The Dubuque Senior High School…
Aliyah Johnson is taking her first computer science class this year, but her interest in coding stretches back much further. The Dubuque Senior High School…
The Dubuque Racing Association Board of Directors on Tuesday approved about $410,000 in grant funding to local nonprofits, providing an important — albeit delayed —…
In many corners of the economy, 2020 was a year marked by reduced activity and sales declines. The opposite phenomenon unfolded in the local real…
Illinois officials say enough progress has been made against COVID-19 to again allow limited indoor service in bars and restaurants in the region that includes…
Over the past 10 months, the economy has ebbed, flowed and been reshaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. The tumultuous business conditions have affected a wide…
After a multi-year delay, plans to bring a Chicago-based pizza chain to Dubuque’s Millwork District seem to have hit their stride. A Gino’s East location…
CASCADE, Iowa — Construction is nearing completion for two new Cascade businesses in a revamped downtown building. The former Corner Tap building at 201 First…
PLATTEVILLE, Wis. — A Dickeyville trucking company, Cuba City insurance brokerage, Hazel Green woodworker and Platteville dry cleaner are among 1,381 small businesses in the…
Initiative aims to fill commercial space downtown A nonprofit dedicated to supporting economic development in downtown Dubuque has rolled out a new grant program. Dubuque…
Cooking is something of a family tradition for Selma Durakovic and her mother. Now, they seek to share their passion for food locally while bringing…