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From noon to 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, AME Allen Chapel will host a Souls to the Polls event in partnership with Galesburg NAACP Branch 3016-B and other local Black churches.
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Macomb will slightly increase the size of its newest park. The city paid $1,500 to purchase less than half-an-acre of land next to the east side of Thorpe Park.
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People age 50 and older can take advantage of free health and fitness screenings during a two-hour event in Macomb.
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A longtime educator, Knox County native, and three-time Western Illinois University graduate will become the first woman to lead Galesburg District 205 when she takes over as superintendent next summer.
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For our Women’s Voices series, commentator Noelle Thompson tells us a well-curated library should always be showing signs of use.
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Chance Uhland was named executive director this month, after serving in an interim role for five months. He first came to the Rescue Mission as a case manager, working one-on-one with unhoused people to help them acquire IDs, obtain employment and housing, and address mental health and substance use problems.
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