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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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Illinois State Police say a domestic disturbance in Good Hope on Friday ended with one person dead and another injured.
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"Pillars of Democracy: Unite and Rise" is on display at Galesburg Community Arts Center, 349 E. Main St., through May 13.
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Macomb’s community development office would like to add a full-time position to help it deal with a heavy workload. But for now, the city council is saying “no.”
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The funds raised through “The Orpheum in a New Light” campaign will go towards upgrading the theater’s lighting system to industry-standard LED lighting, and to strengthen the operational foundation.
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Todd Tedrow was sworn in as Macomb's new police chief after the city council unanimously approved his appointment.
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Anne Lefter came to Macomb two years ago, when construction of the $119 million building was about half completed.
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The city council on Monday approved a $35,300 engineering agreement with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly to develop the plan.
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The new, one-year contract took effect on Friday, May 1.
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The global art event Game of Shrooms will be held on June 13. This year, Buchanan Center for the Arts is helping turn Monmouth and surrounding communities into part of the global mushroom map.
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GCPA Director Anne Lefter said they want the center to be a place for children, families, students, and alumni —a place for everyone to experience the arts.