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Spunky Bottoms is a restored floodplain wetland along the Illinois River in Brown County.
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Macomb District 185 Board of Education members would like to hear from the public before deciding whether to continue publishing Flight Path.
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The Adams County Health Department has identified nine cases of cyclosporiasis among county residents and is working to identify potential common sources of exposure.
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The Galesburg city council will vote Monday on an intergovernmental agreement that would formalize a partnership with Knox County to extend transit service into rural areas and small towns.
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Dr. Shelley Barkley will become the ninth president in Spoon River College’s history and the first woman to serve in that role in SRC’s 66-year history.
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The 30-day agreement will be renewed monthly as needed.
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The Burlington Terrace housing development has received federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits from the Illinois Housing Development Authority, moving the project closer to construction.
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Several organizations are collaborating to help farmers plant more trees and shrubs on their land.
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Supported by a $25,000 grant from the G.L. Vitale Foundation, the art center is moving forward with The Kitchen Collective, a shared community kitchen open to local chefs, caterers, and culinary entrepreneurs — and a space for local workshops, chef pop-ups, and collaboration.
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Wanda Foster was previously Chief Nursing Officer at MDH before retiring a couple years ago.
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In eight weeks, Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre was able to raise $100,000 to unlock a state grant to bring 120 LED stage lights, moving fixtures, and a full-color rig to its century-old stage.