Project Rooted News Today

Standing in Washington Square in downtown Dubuque on Wednesday afternoon, Owen Hoffmann pulled on a pair of gardening gloves and used a trowel to fill a small pot with dirt.

Joan Steve gets asked all the time if her bright outlook on life is limited to an hour or so in the middle of the day.

A long line of students and staff snaked around the gym at Dubuque Community School District’s Alta Vista Campus on Wednesday afternoon, clutching plates and bowls as the song “Jingle

After moving to Dubuque in 2017 to live closer to her parents, Cindy Schnier Granse realized she didn’t know much about the city.

Today is the last Dyersville Area Farmers’ Market of the season. Everyone is welcome to stop by the Dyersville Commercial Club Park between 3 and 5 pm

A line of kindergarten students at Carver Elementary School in Dubuque eagerly grabbed lunch trays on Wednesday and traipsed into the lunchroom.

The thought of hosting a big dinner party would be enough to strike fear in the hearts of most people. Now imagine hosting 475 people at that dinner party. That’s

A long table winds through Jackson Park in Dubuque on Sunday during the Rooted Table event. The dinner drew 475 people. Hosted by Project Rooted, the event relied on about

Yurika Shiratani saw the long table, winding its way around two-thirds of Jackson Park, and expressed her surprise.

Clarity Clinic-The Pregnancy Center in Dubuque recently received a $10,000 donation from the 100+ Men Who Care Tri-States organization.