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Dubuque council considers steps to improve relationship with business community - Vimarsana News

Dubuque council considers steps to improve relationship with business community

City of Dubuque staff and economic development officials shared ideas with City Council members this week on how the city can improve its relationship with the local business community.

DRA divvies up $250,000 in grant funding among 3 nonprofits - Vimarsana News

DRA divvies up $250,000 in grant funding among 3 nonprofits

The nonprofit license holder for Dubuque’s casinos on Tuesday awarded three grants totaling $250,000 to area nonprofits.

'Fun story to tell': Key component of Dubuque's riverfront revival turns 20 - Vimarsana News

'Fun story to tell': Key component of Dubuque's riverfront revival turns 20

Some of the characters in the tale dip and flip and dive, frolicking in a tank of water. Others slither and slide among submerged branches, while some characters coax a

Dubuque County supervisors discuss funding options for new 911 center - Vimarsana News

Dubuque County supervisors discuss funding options for new 911 center

The Dubuque County Board of Supervisors on Monday formalized their plan to eventually purchase a portion of a commercial building for the new home for the county’s 911 communications center.

Our opinion: City officials, developers, business leaders must seek change to move Dubuque forward - Vimarsana News

Our opinion: City officials, developers, business leaders must seek change to move Dubuque forward

A front-page story in last Sunday’s Telegraph Herald shed light on unrest brewing among local developers and business owners regarding perceived roadblocks thrown up by City of Dubuque staff. The