Julie Nickell

WEST BURLINGTON — Beauty in the gardens will combine with open-air creations from area artists this weekend at a special fundraiser for Homestead 1839.

Fans of mixed martial arts will have the chance to watch local athletes Saturday at Burlington Memorial Auditorium.

Snake Alley Festival of Film returns for weekend of 113 indie flicks, some by local filmmakers (copy)

In Burlington, it feels like summer officially arrives with the popular Snake Alley Art Fair.

BURLINGTON – Burlington Bees summer wooden bat league baseball team, mainly college players, is getting ready for its fourth season in the Prospect League.

As it turns out, those who teach can also do.

Chick-fil-A, Inc., the largest chain specializing in chicken sandwiches, confirmed the company’s plans to open a fast food restaurant in Burlington.

Just in time for spring cleanup and Earth Day, Burlington residents and businesses will be able to get rid of unwanted papers at Clean Out Your Files Day on Thursday,

BURLINGTON – An immigrant husband and wife who worked their way up from being a waitress and chef to owning their own Japanese restaurants are bringing Hoshi Japanese Cuisine Express

An immigrant husband and wife who worked their way up from being a waitress and chef to owning their own Japanese restaurants are bringing Hoshi Japanese Cuisine Express to Burlington

Ever wanted to coax a bowl out of a lump of clay? Or sink your fingers into soft earth to sculpt a vase?

A winter storm that forecasters with the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities observed for about a week made its way to the region Monday night and Tuesday, bringing

Asian buffet has opened

Finding year-round community fitness, activity and sports training is a big challenge in the land of four seasons.

Earth Day tree saved at construction site

On Saturday, Billie Mosher and her daughter Michelle Dunn, both of Fort Madison, were selling Skittles and salt water taffy that didn’t look like Skittles and salt water taffy, and

For Brittany Jacobs, Burlington Public Library’s director, and a published author set to take part in a book singing during Living Windows downtown on Dec. 7, her first day of

One cannot help but admire what the combat con artists of World War II accomplished through clever deception.

One cannot help but admire what the combat con artists of World War II accomplished through clever deception.

A team of Holy Trinity Catholic third and fourth-grade students, the Mavs and Spurs, practiced their basketball on Saturday at the new FunCity Courts complex — a game changer for