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Will Buss/TSPRThere is now just one entryway at Keokuk High School. In Macomb, several security upgrades have been made and work continues on more. -
Lucius Pham/Bohannan speaks about her opponent, Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, and her own plans for reversing Iowa's trend towards depopulation.
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The Lee County Health Department, SCC, Blessing Health Keokuk, and Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center will be involved with the program. -
A conservative legal group representing the state has filed a motion to reinstate Iowa's so-called "fetal heartbeat" law from 2018.
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A weekly round of news from around the region.
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The centers will be in Beardstown and Springfield, and there are plans to open centers in Monmouth and Peoria too.
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This year’s event features The Doors tribute band Wild Love, along with Eric Pettit Lion, Bluzillion, and Fretworks.
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Superintendent Guy Gradert said he talked with school board members, his administrative team, community members, and the sheriff before deciding the district should add an SRO.
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A COVID-19 outbreak at Allure of Galesburg infected 79 residents.
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The project could be similar to Full Viewpoint Park in downtown Galesburg, which was developed from a vacant lot at Kellogg and Ferris streets.
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The former Cottage Hospital emergency department is being renovated to provide more capacity for urgent care services, including on-site lab and imaging,
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New Philadelphia was the first U.S. community founded, platted, and legally registered by an African American. It was located in western Illinois.
