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The superintendent of a western Illinois school district was acquitted Friday of multiple felony and misdemeanor charges stemming from a dispute over the compilation of student medical records.
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The Knox County board this week gave the go-ahead to starting an on-demand service. The Galesburg city council approved it in mid-July. -
A new book highlights 15 sermons by civil rights leader The Rev. Dr. C.T. Vivian, who grew up in Macomb. -
The Y has added an indoor playground, outdoor wellness spaces, and a youth center. -
The University of Illinois Extension is collaborating with the Illinois Department of Transportation to turn the roughly one-acre site into a restored prairie habitat. -
A few downtown Galesburg buildings will get a fresh look with upcoming rehabilitation projects, partially funded by grants from the city.
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