Staples Partners with Junior Achievement This Back-to-School Season with a Round-Up Campaign Supporting Students’ Educations

This back-to-school season, Staples is partnering with Junior Achievement to support students through its programs that provide access to mentorship, life-changing educational experiences, career-connected learning, and more. Staples is running a Back-to-School Round-Up Campaign in stores until August 22, 2026. Customers can round up their purchases at checkout in Staples stores, with donations benefiting Junior…
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The September/October 2026 issue of City News is available!

The latest issue of the City News newsletter is now available online at cityofdubuque.org/CityNews or by clicking on the image. This issue features: Page 1: Carnegie-Stout Public Library Renovations New Financial Assistance Programs Eligibility Form Page 2: Fire/EMS Careers Explorer Program Meet the Dubuque School Resource Officers Funding Available for Projects that Build Community Connections…
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Calling all young nature explorers!

The Stewards of the Upper Mississippi River Refuge invite young nature explorers and their families to a Bio Blitz! Come discover the amazing plants, animals, insects, birds and more on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. When? August 29, 2026, from 9am – noon Where? Ingersoll Wetlands Learning Center: 7071 Riverview Rd.,…
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Dubuque Awarded EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant, EPA Regional Administrator Visited City

The City of Dubuque has been awarded $500,000 Brownfields Cleanup Grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), continuing its history of active participation in the program. EPA Region 7 Administrator Jim Macy visited Dubuque on Wednesday, Aug. 12, to present the new grant to Mayor Brad Cavanagh. Since the late 1990s, Dubuque has leveraged…
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Request for Hay Bids at Pleasant Creek Tarr Tract

The Savanna District of Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge is accepting bids for grass hay harvest on 200 acres within the Pleasant Creek Tarr Tract, Jackson County, Iowa. Bidding will be based on price/ton harvested.   All bids must be received no later than 3:00PM CDT on Tuesday August 25, 2026. Bids…
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Dubuque City Council to Hold Data Center Ordinance Work Session Aug. 17

The City of Dubuque has gone through an extensive public input process over the last several weeks to collect information from the public about data centers. The Dubuque City Council will hold a work session on Monday, Aug. 17, to receive information from City staff, to review that public input, and consider development of a data…
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Applications Now Open for Fall 2026 Edition of City Life

The City of Dubuque is now accepting applications for the next session of City Life, a free, interactive program that gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at local government. Applications are open through Tuesday, Sept. 8. City Life offers participants the opportunity to explore the people, programs, and services that make Dubuque a great place to…
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Rick Lindy A Black and White Night

A Salute to the Legendary Roy Orbison Saturday August 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM Versatile vocalist Rick Lindy from Chicago IL and his dynamic band Perform the hits of the legendary Roy Orbison.   Rick Lindy’s black and white night is a salute to the career of Orbison. Telling interesting and historic back stories of…
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DRA Announces 2026 Mission Grant Recipients, Awards $250,000 to Regional Projects 

During its regularly scheduled board meeting today, the Dubuque Racing Association (DRA) announced the recipients of its 2026 Mission Grant awards. The DRA Board of Directors approved funding totaling $250,000 to support transformative projects that align with the organization’s People Attraction focus on population growth, retention, and tourism. A total of 45 Mission Grant applications…
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Message from Sheriff Joe Kennedy Regarding a Current Scam

There is a current scam in which scammers are obtaining information about arrested persons, likely using scraper bots, and monitoring our P2C recent arrests. The scammers then demand bond money from the arrested person’s family and coercing them to wire money into pass-through accounts. Please pass the word, the Sheriff’s Office will never call you…
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