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After playing in Sweden and Australia last season, Cascade native Ashley Arlen has joined the Leicester Riders of the Women’s British Basketball League (WBBL). Read more
Bernard resident Geraldine “Geri” Rea received the Mercy Distinguished Alumni Award from the Mercy Alumni Association at its annual banquet, Sept. 15 at the Diamond Jo Casino.
Cornhole tournaments may see major expansion in the Northeast Iowa region thanks to Miller Cornhole’s new role as the only Iowa representative of the American Cornhole Organization.
Dubuque County health team recommends COVID-19 booster shots
Soap made from berries is the special product from Aronia Essentials, a Cascade business run by the Webber family. Specifically, they create and sell handmade soaps, lotions, bath bombs, scrubs and other spa products from the aronia berry, a superfruit high in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory…
After being named the Conservation Farmer of the Year, Dave Lubben of Monticello got a visit from Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig Sept. 15.
Beckman Catholic is known for quick offensive tempo and solid defense, and the Blazers — ranked No. 14 in Class 2A in the most recent IGHSAU poll — were clicking on all cylinders during a 3-0 (25-12, 25-23, 25-15) win over a pesky Cascade team, in Cascade, Sept. 22.
Fifteencomplete boys teams — eight of those ranked —competed in the 46th Annual Anamosa Raider Invitational, at Anamosa Middle School, Sept. 24. With eight ranked squads on the course, it was a fast field.
Anamosa hosted its 46th Annual Raider Cross Country Invitational, at Anamosa Middle School, Sept. 24, and an improving Cascade girls’ team raced to an eighth-place finish.
It was definitely a tale of two halves for Cascade’s football team last week, as Waterloo Columbus broke open a contest tied 14-14 at halftime with 28 unanswered second-half points to down the Cougars, 42-14, in Waterloo, Sept. 23.
Davidshofer wins week three of football contest
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