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  • Philosophy Made Simple
    Macomb, IL – Philosophy, elephants, and art are all part of the latest novel by a writer from western Illinois. Robert Hellenga is a professor of English…
  • Hancock County Schools Review Feasibility Study
    Hamilton, IL – The Hamilton, Nauvoo-Colusa, and Warsaw school districts agreed, several months ago, to conduct a feasibility study. The document compares…
  • Rushville to Banish R-V Street Parking
    Rushville, IL – Rushville aldermen have passed an ordinance to ban on-street parking of recreational vehicles for more than 24-hours. Mayor Ron Shepherd…
  • Havana Seeking Trolley for Tourism
    Havana, IL – Chamber of Commerce leaders in Havana are looking for a gas-powered, rubber-tired trolley to help with tourism. Terry Svob says the group…
  • Board Wants More Corporate Farm Information
    Oquawka, IL – Henderson County board members believe the state should be more forthcoming about possible corporate agriculture livestock facilities.…
  • Volunteers Help Maintain Historic Site
    Macomb, IL – The owner of the historic Moses King Brickyard in Colchester remains in the hospital, more than one month after she was involved in an…
  • Lee County Jail May Get Repairs
    Keokuk, IA – The Lee County Jail could be in line for some much needed improvements. The Board of Supervisors has agreed to use $500,000, which was set…
  • Rushville Pinches Budget Spending
    Rushville, IL – Rushville aldermen propose a tight budget for the fiscal year that begins next month. Mayor Ron Shepherd says the council has agreed to…
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  • Emphasis
    April 20, 2006 – Rich Egger talks to NPR President & CEO Kevin Klose, who visited Macomb to help Tri States Public Radio celebrate its 50th anniversary.
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