New Dubuque sandwich shop eyes opening in 2 weeks
A sandwich shop is expected to open in Dubuque in two weeks, bringing a new food option to the city in a year marked by…
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2 Dubuque nonprofits earn COVID-19 grant funding for job training
Two Dubuque nonprofits are receiving grants to support job training for people whose employment was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Luther Manor Communities and Four…
Area investors eye Bellevue as next major riverside resort
BELLEVUE, Iowa — A Dubuque-area investment group with hopes of reeling people into the area is now sizing up its latest project that could transform…
TH EXCLUSIVE: Minnesota developer plans 103-room boutique hotel in Millwork District
A new boutique hotel with more than 100 rooms soon will be created within an existing building in Dubuque’s Millwork District. David Rachie, a partner…
Dubuque-based financial institution reports record-setting quarter
A Dubuque-based financial institution on Monday reported the most profitable quarter in its history. Heartland Financial USA reported net income of $45.5 million during the…
Improved outlook: City of Dubuque revenue shortfall reduced by $3 million
As the City of Dubuque pushes through a difficult fiscal year, officials are reporting that potential budget shortfalls are not as drastic as previously believed….
Social media connects local tourism to potential visitors during pandemic
Keith Rahe said the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic in the spring left the local tourism industry shocked and searching for answers. “When it hit…
DRA pledges $590,000 toward COVID-19 relief for local organizations
The Dubuque Racing Association Board of Directors on Tuesday approved a plan that will direct nearly $600,000 to local organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic….
Spirit of season: Local retailers see increased Halloween sales amid pandemic
After finishing work for the day, a bustling crowd of masked shoppers glided through the aisles at Spirit Halloween in Dubuque, looking to snag a…
Local Halloween attractions, seasonal businesses adapt amid pandemic
HAZEL GREEN, Wis. — Every year, Trent Johnson welcomes the shorter days and cold nights when the leaves turn shades of gold and orange and…