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The annual celebration of the average bicyclist is coming! Are you ready for Bike to Work Week (May 16-20)? The Dubuque Bike Coop is coming...

There are many sports I find enjoyable. The TV is always on during the Olympics ; all my years in marching band and pep band created a l...

June is a perfect time of year for outdoor activities, which has inspired our selection for the magazines of the month: Boating and NASCAR ...

It's another sports themed month for September's Magazines of the Month. The U.S. Open is in full swing, until the final matches ...

Our magazines of the month for August are Adventure Cyclist and Runner's World . Two titles to inspire you to get out there and exp...

The madness begins! Welcome to Round One of the Dubuque Tournament of Books! Voting for the first round will run from March 3rd - March  ...

Voting for the first ever Dubuque Tournament of Books begins on Sunday, March 3rd. There's still time to enter the contest with your pic...

The Hockey News is Carnegie-Stout's Magazine of the Month. Founded in 1947, it remains one of the best sources for hockey information...

In honor of the 2012 Ryder Cup - the biennial golf event that pits the best pro golfers of the U.S. against the best of Europe and hoste...

Today is the start of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, you can follow the action at the official website: www.london2012.com or throu...

The Summer Olympics start at the end of this month, with the opening ceremony on July 27th, which means a renewed popularity for track an...

Are you ready for some football?! Whether you're a die-hard football fan or not, odds are you know the Super Bowl is coming up. You...

July's Magazine of the month, " Bicycling ," was selected for the two big road cycling events happening this month: Le Tour de...

This Sunday, June 19th, is Father's Day! Maybe you'll be taking a Dad in your life fishing, out for a nice meal, or calling home to ...

You may, or may not, be aware that May is National Bike Month, and this week is National Bike to Work Week. Never fear, if you didn't br...

The signs of March Madness are starting to appear as teams vie for a chance to be one of the lucky 68 to make it to the NCAA Basketball Tour...

Brian E. Cooper's new biography of Baseball Hall of Fame catcher Ray Schalk is now available at Carnegie-Stout Public Library . Describe...

July 10, 1838 The game of nine-pins (a German variation of bowling) is prohibited in Fort Madison, as it is found to be "attended by a...