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TSPR
This year, political signs posted in tree-lined neighborhoods mostly on the north side of Monmouth tell a story that isn’t often told. There is a contested county board race in the general election — one that looks to be competitive, according to a local political expert.
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Harvest Public Media
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Four students and a bus driver were injured Friday afternoon when a Keokuk Community School District bus crashed near the end of its route. All have been treated and are expected to make full recoveries. -
A McDonough County jury found a man guilty of shooting two Macomb police officers two years ago. -
‘Americans and the Holocaust’ exhibit at Burlington library ‘an opportunity to think and to reflect’A traveling exhibit about the Holocaust is designed to take people back to the 1930s and 1940s and make them think about how they might have responded to the stories coming out of Nazi Germany. -
The memorial highway designation ceremony honoring Sgt. 1st Class Kyle B. Wehrly of Galesburg will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4 on the Galesburg public square. -
Democratic Congressman Eric Sorensen said he will make a $772,700 Community Project Funding request on behalf of Western Illinois University. The money would pay for upgrading safety technology and equipment at WIU.
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