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The economic uncertainty brought on from war in Iran will likely drive up U.S. food prices, especially for fresh produce.
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“Exploitation is a low-risk, high-profit crime,” said Carol Merna, Chief Executive Officer for the Peoria-based Center for Prevention of Abuse. She led the training. -
As part of the search process, the school board is now seeking input from families, staff, and the Galesburg community to build a leadership profile. -
Brooke Liu talked about her research during the annual Thompson Lecture hosted by the Department of Communication at Western Illinois University. -
At Knox’s June 7 commencement, Hartley will receive an honorary degree along with American arts executive and cultural leader Deborah Rutter and award-winning investigative reporter and community advocate Dorothy Tucker. -
The leaders of Western Illinois University and Black Hawk College gathered at BHC’s Moline campus Wednesday morning to formally renew the public institutions’ longtime partnership
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