The Catholic Daughters of America built a new grotto, with help from the community, to honor Mary and the name of the group.

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Following a public hearing, the Western Dubuque school board approved a resolution supporting the issuance of $42 million in school infrastructure sales, services and use tax revenue bonds, Oct. 13.

Cascade native and 2025 Beckman Catholic graduate Madelyn Reiter has experienced a lot of change over the last couple of ...

A local area bar has been offering a couple of unique menu items since their opening in 1999. Coe’s Bar and Grill in Bernard ...

Ryan Brothers Pork, located at 24581 South Garryowen Rd. in Bernard, has been in operation since 2011. It’s run by Morgan and Kelly Ryan, with Kelly being the president of ...

The Dubuque County supervisors will discuss the possibility of financially supporting local commercial air service following a request from area economic development leaders. Greater Dubuque ...

Cascade High School juniors and seniors took time out of the classroom to hear about distracted driving and crashes caused by high speeds. The parents of Kennedy Elskamp and Chloe Lucas spoke to them ...

Cougar supporters clap and sing to the fight song during the Cascade High School Homecoming Pep Rally, Sept. 19.

Dubuque County officials are looking into establishing a commission to restore and maintain area cemeteries in disrepair. Thirty-four of Dubuque County’s 92 cemeteries are considered abandoned. A ...

Speaking with the Cascade Pioneer as part of his weekly Capitol Hill Report, Sen. Chuck Grassley addressed possible plans for a bailout for farmers.

Entering Cascade, you’ll notice the saying, “A Place We Call Home,” on signs at the edge of town. For Mike Sconsa and his family, this truly is home — a place where Sconsa has been teaching, coaching ...