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Western Illinois University’s president said she’s optimistic as a new school year gets underway.
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Tim Farquer will remain employed with Mercer County School District 404 pursuant to a three-year employment contract signed in 2024, according to a press release from the school board.
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Since the Galesburg hospital acquired an Ion robotic bronchoscopy system in February, Dr. Usman Cheema has used it in more than 90 cases.
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The Macomb Board of Education voted 6-to-0 on Monday night to part ways with Journey12, the company that produced the quarterly Flight Path magazine about the district’s students, staff, and alumni.
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Dillan Vancil, the Republican nominee for Illinois' 17th Congressional District, says he "over-exaggerated" the number of unhoused people he encountered at the Galesburg Public Library in a viral campaign video, but he stands by his statement that the library is not the appropriate place for them to gather.
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Storms late last week flooded yards, streets, basements, and more.
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The free event, “Projects Unveiled,” is from 1 to 4 p.m. Aug. 23 at the field station, 11316 N. Prairie Road, Lewistown.
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A collection of 20th century commercial Americana is now displayed at the Roseville Sign Museum.
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MDH said it is the only hospital in Illinois to receive the grant, which it called a highly competitive national grant.
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Fred and Nancy Jones of Macomb have been married more than 60 years, and they’ve each been creating art even longer than that. Yet, they’ve never shown their work together —until now.
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Cosmetologist Kari Rupert has become a familiar face in the community by providing free haircuts to people who are homeless.