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John Pinto (left) and Nick Vondran help revive the Caradco Building in the city's Historic Millwork District. The building is being converted from an industrial warehouse into retail, commercial and living space.
Calls over insurance offer flood city
A mailing announcing water-line coverage is not endorsed by the city 'in any way, shape or form.'
County considers finance director
Supervisor Klein says the position, budgeted at $95,000 next year, should pay for itself. The expectation is that the director would tighten up spending.

Buol: Large cities 'produce a lot of jobs'
Dubuque mayor and others urge Iowa legislators to take economic data into account when considering commercial property tax cuts and TIF issues.
A short scene from "Moving Mountains," which is being put on by the Bell Tower Theater.
Roy Close and Wendy Holmes, consultants with Artscape, explain what they do.
Haris Takes, Cascade basketball player, talks about the Cougars' shocking upset of previously unbeaten Monticello.
A time-lapse video of Clarke University students constructing a set.
Raki Giannakouros, of Green Dubuque, talking about the group's greenhouse gas reduction plan.
Mary Moody, a member of the Dubuque Food Cooperative, talks about what a Dubuque co-op will provide to the community.
Jaci Lawfer with the Stockton girls basketball team talks about their win Monday night.
Josh Beytien, who owns and operates Mammoth Scanning Company in Dubuque, Iowa, talks about his business.
University of Wisconsin-Platteville's Chinese New Year Spring Festival 2012 in Platteville, Wisc., on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012.
Jacque Rahe, Economic Development Director in Dyersville, talks about the effort that is going into creating a sporting complex on the Field of Dreams site.
Julie Bormann participates in the TH's 90 second Grocery Grab at the Dodge Street Hy-Vee on Saturday.
"Freedom Sings," a musical celebration of the First Amendment presented by The Freedom Forum, at the Iowa Newspaper Association annual convention. Musicians, from left, are Bill Lloyd, Dave Coleman, Jonell Mosser, Suzi Ragsdale. Moderator is Ken Paulson. Feb. 3, 2012. Des Moines.
Janaan Manternach talks about one of the 23 pieces of her collection of art that she will be donating for an art show at Sinsinawa Mound.
Charles M. Palmer, director of the Iowa Department of Human Services, discusses a two-day trip to Dubuque that is part of the state's mental-health services redesign.
The Senior High School speech team will host thousands of people Saturday during the Iowa High School Speech Association Northeast District Large Group State Speech Contest.
TH sports writer Erin Murphy interviews Dubuque Senior's Nakiah Kimble after her game on Friday night.
Chris Theisen VP/ Director of Operations at Theisen Supply Inc. in Dubuque talks about the proposed expansion of the distribution center.
Michelle Bechen and Scott Reimer talk about the goals of the Midwest Equality Coalition.
David Brandon, president and CEO of The Finley Hospital, discusses the hospital's plans to gain state regulatory approval for cardiac catheterization services.
City Councilman Kevin Lynch talks about the annual Chamber trip to Washington D.C.
Students at Resurrection School participate in a variety of activities for Catholic Schools Week.
TH sports writer Erin Murphy interviews Wahlert's Tessa Leytem after her game on Tuesday night.
Kevin Kramer, Dyersville Beckman wrestler, talks about their dual meet Monday night against Clayton Ridge and Edgewood-Colesburg.
Ric Jones, Dubuque City Councilman, explains what is next in the red-light ordinance after a meeting Monday night.
Jodi Dodd with the Telegraph Herald marketing department talks about the events Sunday.
Barry Shear, owner of Eagle Point Solar, is asking the Iowa Utilities Board to rule on Alliant Energy's claim that his sale of electricity to the City of Dubuque makes him a public utility.
Mariela Skinner is the teller manager for all branches of DB&T. Skinner moved to the U.S. from Panama over 25 years ago. She talks about the changes in banking over the years.
Richard Walker, general manager of W. Britain at First Gear, Inc. in Peosta, Iowa, makes a war figurine.
Julie Woodyard, executive director of Dubuque's Crescent Community Health Center, discusses the health benefits of participating in a community garden.
Richard Walker, general manager of W. Britain at First Gear, talks about the company and the war figurines and dioramas it makes.
TH sports writer Clete Campbell interviews Wahlert basketball player Nate Burks after his game on Friday night.
Jarol Duerksen, of Iowa City, talks about why he enjoys playing table tennis and competing in tournaments, including the Winter Iowa Games competition at Loras College on Saturday
Mia Greenhouse and Kelsi Reich, both Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, talk about some of their favorite experiences with the organization.
Competitors take part in a wing eating contest at Saturday's Big Boy Toy Show.
Sgt. Joshua Benne talks about his Marine Corps recruits and why they took part in a rigorous workout at CrossFit Dubuque.
St. John's Lutheran Church has opened its doors as an overflow facility for the Dubuque Rescue Mission, but now faces the challenge of upgrading the building to meet fire safety codes.
TH sports writer Erin Murphy interviews Western Dubuque's Madalyn Welty after her game on Friday night.
University of Dubuque students were on hand to help a class of Prescott Elementary School third-graders make their own space aliens as part of a unit titled "Sun, Moon and the Stars".
Lynn Steger, the organizer of a bone-marrow drive to be held in Dyersville on Jan. 28 discusses the details.
Rev. Travis Roehm, pastor of Bridge Christian Church, talks about the new building into which the church is moving.
Galena native and bass pro Tom Redington offers advice on fishing the Mississippi River
A short scene from Fly-By-Night's production of "Crowns."
Seven adults attended the first of two beginners' Internet sessions designed to teach Internet fundamentals at the Carnegie-Stout Public Library on Wednesday morning.
East Dubuque Mayor George Young shares his vision for the future of his small Illinois town.
TH sports writer Clete Campbell interviews Dubuque Senior's Kyle Holdridge after his game winning shot at the end of Tuesday night's game.
The Fuller family home was engulfed in fire Friday night, leaving little of the structure undamaged.
Dubuque Wahlert Catholic wrestler Greg Vance broke the school's record for career victories Monday night. Vance talks about his 121st career victory.
Tonia Steiner, president of the East Dubuque Business and Tourism Council, talks about plans to reinvigorate downtown East Dubuque.
Merlin Clemen, Plant Engineering Supervisor at Mercy Medical Center (Dubuque and Dyersville) describes his role at the two hospitals.
Mark Wagner, education director at the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, talks about harvesting ice during Ice Fest Sunday in Dubuque, Iowa.

TH 90 Second Grocery Grab

Big Boy Toy Show 2012

Iowa Games

Wendy's / American Trust Basketball Classic

Today's snowstorm

Martin Luther King Jr. Contest Winners

Snowstorm

TH First Citizen Award Reception

2012 Iowa Caucus Photos & Video

TH post-caucus night front pages

Gingrich rolls in

Holiday Gift Idea: Wine Books

Iowa Caucus

Santa's Helper: Help Those in Need

Black Friday Shopping

Lancaster in state football tournament

Thanksgiving fennel recipes

Early snowstorm

Iowa state volleyball photos

Hogeye Photos

Salute to Women 2011 photos

5 must-watch scary movies

Turkey Day Tips

Dubuque Halloween Parade

Maquoketa vs. WD Photos

Caradco Groundbreaking

Steve Jobs

Honor Flight 2011

Ron Paul Visits Dubuque

September 11

Dubuque Community School Board Elections

Hurricane Irene Photos

First Day of School

Kickoff 2011 : Prep Football Preview

Obama in Northeast Iowa

Contributed Flood Photos

Contributed Flood Photos

Debt showdown

Storm Coverage

Norway attacks

Debt showdown

Dubuque County Fair 2011

Tough Mudder

Norway attacks

Budget showdown

The end of the shuttle program

Obama in Davenport

More information about Blagojevich conviction

Rising Stars Tournament: photo slideshow

Grandview Gallop
What a beautiful way to start a day with TH's Baby of the Year section. To see these little gifts from God, smiling, laughing, snoozing, so innocent and full of life's joy.
The house is dark, save for the glow of the small lamp in the corner of the living room. I sit on the couch, my legs curled comfortably beneath me, with a rolled newspaper in my lap.
DES MOINES -- So many people are expected to join first lady Michelle Obama today for a "Let's Move" event in Des Moines that it might be difficult to move without bumping into someone.
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