For several months now, the Library Board of Directors and the Cascade City Council have been investigating the possibility of constructing a new library building. To accomplish this, a Library Building Committee, consisting of people from the city council, the library board, and some patron… Read more
Dubuque County’s top election official on Tuesday issued an advisory regarding polling place security.
After two years of work and study, the Cascade Heart & Soul Committee has neared the end of its project and presented its findings to the Cascade City Council.
Before taking over as Dubuque County sheriff in January 2017, Joe Kennedy spent 14 years on the road patrol and listened to his fellow deputies discuss things that they wished to see implemented in the department.
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The Iowa Office of Drug Control Policy was awarded a three-year, $1.7-million Federal Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Program (COAP) grant for innovative Substance Use Disorder Treatment from the US Department of Justice.
Emma Ostwinkle took home a second-place finish in the girls’ race with a time of 21:07, qualifying for state for the fourth time in her career. Cole Miller’s eighth-place finish (18:27) in the boy’s race qualified him for the state meet, his second trip to state and he won’t be alone. Adam K…
Cascade hosted the Cyclones from Denver on Oct. 16 in the second round of the Class 1A football playoffs hoping to advance, but in the end, the Cougars were not able to get past the team losing, 21-19.
The Cascade Cougar volleyball team traveled to Hudson to take on the Pirates, Oct. 21, for a regional quarterfinal match, falling in straight sets 3-0 (25-10, 25-18, 25-9).
The level of community spread of COVID-19 in Jones County has increased significantly this week, and has now reached a 14-day positivity rate of 15.1%. This is the highest positivity rate to date for Jones County since the start of the pandemic.
The Dubuque County Board of Health on Tuesday night removed language from a proposed countywide mask mandate that required businesses to turn away customers not complying with the rule.
The Dubuque County recorder Oct. 22 urged residents to stay away from county buildings due to a COVID-19 “outbreak” among staff as he issued scathing rebukes of other department heads.
As COVID-19 cases continue to climb both in Dubuque and outside of it, Dubuque County’s public health officials have started communicating directly with the leaders of its smaller cities to see if they would consider local mask mandates.
Area essential workers, including law enforcement, health care workers and child care providers, now can obtain free mental health resources amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dolores Ann McQuillen, 85, of rural Cascade, passed away Wedne…
Annette Kertels, 58, of Hinton, passed away Thursday, Oct. 22,…
Jean M. Oberfoell, 83, of Epworth, passed away peacefully on M…
Eugene and Anita Gudenkauf, Cascade, are celebrating 57 years of marriage.
Bill and Kathy Gehl, Cascade, are celebrating 50 years of marriage
Ryan and Laura Kramer, Cascade, announce the birth of their son Jude Ralph Kramer. Jude was born Sept. 6 at 12:30 a.m., 7 pounds, 10 ounces and 20 ½ inches long.
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