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All parties are now on board with the location for a proposed career and technical education center in McDonough County.
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Renowned poet and novelist Kaveh Akbar, whose debut novel Martyr! became a New York Times bestseller and was a finalist for the National Book Award, is the 2025-26 Metz Writer-in-Residence.
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The proposed area includes properties along South Henderson Street between Third Street and Enterprise Avenue and some along Monmouth Boulevard between Henderson and the railroad tracks.
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Musicians will perform on porches and lawns and in alleys and garages in Keokuk on Friday, May 22 as part of the 19th annual Back Alley Bandfest.
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The CEO program teaches students about starting their own business, and they learn first-hand about owning and operating one.
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Visits with people in housing 3A and 3B are suspended until further notice as of Wednesday, according to the Illinois Department of Corrections.
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Macomb city council members will be asked next week to take some action regarding the proposed economic development project anchored by an indoor sports complex.
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McDonough County Coroner Eric Jameson said the man involved in a standoff with police late last week died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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The Centegix school safety systen includes wearable crisis alert badges for staff, visitor management tools, and emergency response technology integrated directly with law enforcement dispatch systems.
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The five-foot tall painted steel sculpture of Mr. Monopoly can be found on the northeast side of the square at the entryway to the Ewing Way alley.
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The agreement with the Georgetown Homeowners Association will be in effect from June 1 through August 31.
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Illinois State Police say a domestic disturbance in Good Hope on Friday ended with one person dead and another injured.