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Third Ward barbeque restaurant offers traditional meats, sides and desserts for a stress-free holiday. Orders open through Nov. 18.

Plus: Voyager hosting food and wine festival, Vintage raises funds for lung cancer and Grace Coffee opens in Third Ward.

To some, Milwaukee is the “gathering place by the waters.” A place where the Native American nations of Potawatomi, Ojibwe, Odawa have all, at one time or another, called home. Bryan Rindfleisch, a professor specializing in Native American history, said the city having direct access to the Menominee river and Lake Michigan has made it a...

If you’re following this weekly article closely, you’ll know that we just covered 1963 in August of this year — but if you know much about American history, you might

The Chamber has released endorsements for Bettendorf and Davenport.

The arts group will also be able to participate in a two-year learning cohort.

The daughters of Myrtle Jackson, the founder of Ms. Myrtle's Bakery Shoppe, say the business will close after the 2023 holiday season. The bakery was a staple in the community for 23 years and employed three generations of their family.

As a resident of the Third Ward in Utica, where Celeste Friend has been my council person since 2019, I am confident that she will be an excellent mayor of

Former Bettendorf city attorney Gregory Jager and social worker and human rights commission member Andrew Sichling are running to represent Bettendorfs 3rd Ward.

Former Bettendorf city attorney Gregory Jager and social worker and human rights commission member Andrew Sichling are running to replace outgoing council member Bill Connors.