Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 31st of August.
Good morning, Dubuque.
Radio Dubuque GM Perry Mason retired after more than 40 years of service, leaving behind a strong legacy in local news, music, sports and community events (he earned the Telegraph Herald’s First Citizen Award) as co-owner Marty Schibbelhut takes over.
Carnegie-Stout Public Library will host a free jazz concert featuring local musician Danny Zanger on Sept.
4 — doors open at 5:30 p.m. with the performance set to run until 7 p.m. as part of the Music @ Your Library's First Fridays series.
Local residents gave input Sunday as the Dubuque Community School District examined three consolidation options to cut nearly $18 million over four years.
A final meeting is scheduled for Sep. 2 at Irving Elementary while a task force reviews the feedback for a future board vote.
Prep Redzone records show Loras College secured four football commitments for 2026 on Jan.
20, including an offensive lineman and running back from Elkhorn, a quarterback from Platteville, and a defensive lineman (records current as of Aug. 19).
Carson Miller, a linebacker from Menasha, and Cohen Healy, a quarterback from Highland, committed on Jan.
20 to join the University of Dubuque football team in 2026. Prep Redzone records as of Aug. 19 reflected these early commitments.
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