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Sisters keep final all in the family
Pathologist says he cannot yet say if David Carradine's death was accidental or a homicide.
HAPLR Library Rankings Mark 10th Anniversary
The 10th-anniversary edition of Hennen's American Public Library Ratings , the annual ranking of over 9,000 libraries nationwide, was published June 30.
Iowa Community Gets $1 Million for Housing
The community Dyersville is getting a $1 million grant for the construction of new single-family homes.
$1 million housing grant awarded to Dyersville
DYERSVILLE, Iowa -- The city of Dyersville has received a $1 million grant through the Iowa Department of Economic Development and the East Central Intergovernmental Association for new construction of single-family housing.
Dyersville's dangerous intersection
DYERSVILLE, Iowa -- A pair of accidents, one fatal, occurred along a busy stretch of U.S. 20 west of Dyersville last week.
A brief update of area players in Minor League Baseball, through Friday's games: Nic Ungs Height: 6-1. Weight: 220.
Deadly intersection on Highway 20 at Dyersville
Several deaths over the course of a few years have prompted some changes at an intersection on Highway 20, but some say adding a few signs and lights isn't enough.
Dyersville woman killed in U.S. 20 crash
DYERSVILLE, Iowa - A Dyersville woman was killed in a two-vehicle accident Tuesday along U.S. 20 in Dyersville.
Public school for Dyersville gains support
DYERSVILLE, Iowa -- It's an awkward sales pitch for Jacque Rahe. When recruiting businesses to the community, the executive director of Dyersville Economic Corp.
Two Iowans killed in separate crashes
The Iowa State Patrol on Tuesday investigated two fatal traffic accidents. Patricia Ann Gassmann, 73, of Dyersville, was killed in a crash at U.S. Highway 20 and 8th Street Southwest near Dyersville about 11 a.m. Officials said a car driven by Cedric Faith, 68, of Fort Dodge, was heading west on Highway 20 when it collided with the driver's side ...
- Dyersville citizens vocal at WD school board meeting
FARLEY, Iowa -- Jean Volkens has grown tired of seeing her four Petersburg grandchildren endure two-hour bus rides each day, to and from their elementary school in Epworth.
Dubuque County damage from Friday's storm
Storms tore through Eastern Iowa Friday morning, one of the counties hit hardest: Dubuque, with reports of 80 mile per hour winds.
Collaborate on library services in county
Officials and civic leaders in Dubuque County communities should use the next several months to explore sharing more library services, funding fairly and best serving all residents.
Event runs on horsepower, passion
Duane Gorrell, of Danville, Iowa, wipes down his 1959 Fordson Dexta tractor. The event started at the Dubuque County Fairgrounds.
Gas prices help put ethanol makers back on their feet
If the 40-cents-per-gallon jump in the price of gasoline since last month has you down, at least take heart that the increase has given Iowa's ethanol industry a boost.
Josh Smith, 14, of Hazel Green, tees off at the Dubuque Golf & Country Club Friday during the TH Junior Golf Tour.
Dyersville Interns Protect the Streets
Police in Dyersville have a couple more people on staff this summer. The department has hired to interns who patrol the streets on their bicycles.
WMT Radio Tractorcade June 14-17
The 10th annual WMT Great Eastern Iowa Tractorcade is just about set to roll for this summer, with the Dubuque County Fairgrounds selected as the 2009 registration headquarters.
F.M. bypass culvert work continues
Stimulus dollars free up funds for other roadwork. By CHRISTINIA CRIPPES ccrippes@thehawkeye.com Lee County Road X-38 is expected to close Monday, showing the ongoing progress on the Fort Madison bypass.
Businesses double up to capitalize on western expansion
It's becoming a trend: seeing double when it comes to businesses. Dozens of businesses have opened on Dubuque's west end in recent years, and for many, the west end stores are actually duplicates of existing businesses.