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Kyle Remmenga thought about putting together a community theater production in Macomb, but decided that making a movie would be more interesting.
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The arbitrator’s order entitles the employees to back pay and requires the university to reinstate the workers, if they wish to return to their positions. -
The Fort Madison Historic Preservation Commission is trying to track down a long-lost piece of local history — a goose statue that once served as part of a fountain in Central Park. -
Communities in western Illinois and southeast Iowa are preparing Juneteenth celebrations that highlight freedom, history, culture, and community fellowship. -
A federal lawsuit over the fatal police shooting of four-year-old Terrell Miller could be narrowed significantly after attorneys for the city of Macomb and Lt. Nick Goc asked a judge to dismiss all but one of the case’s counts. -
Family participation in Galesburg District 205 engagement events like VIP breakfasts and FAFSA nights increased nearly 60% during the 2025-26 school year, according to a report presented to the school board on Monday.
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Tri States Public Radio is inviting people to submit photos for its first-ever Community Wall Calendar 2027.
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