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Schuyler County Sheriff’s Report for Tuesday September 3rd.

Schuyler County Sheriff Bill Redshaw reports the following activity in Schuyler Co for the week of August 26th-September 22nd. Aug 26 Kevin Lakin of Beardstown was cited for No Valid Registration. Lakin was driving a 2016 GMC Truck. Lakin was travelling south on LaGrange Rd ...
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You Can Give to The Valor Support Project in a Fun Way

In an exciting blend of community spirit and competitive fun, The Cooler bar will be the venue for the upcoming 'Darts for Valor' event this Saturday, September 7th. This event, scheduled from 4PM to 5PM, invites enthusiasts to sharpen their darts skills while supporting a ...
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Medicaid-Enrolled Healthcare Provider Revalidation Resuming

Attention Illinois Medicaid providers: It's time to revalidate your enrollment! The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS) has resumed its revalidation process, a federal requirement paused during the COVID-19 public health emergency. This update is crucial for continuing your services and billing with ...
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Illinois Senate Week in Review: August 26th-30th

The Illinois Supreme Court recently upheld a lower court’s ruling that blocked controversial election legislation signed into law by Gov. JB Pritzker in May. State Sen. Jil Tracy (R-Quincy), who opposed the bill in the Senate, expressed relief that the courts rejected yet another attempt ...
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Rep. Fritts Honors Oliver’s Corner Market

For his August 2024 local business highlight, State Representative Bradley Fritts (R-Dixon) chose to highlight Oliver’s Corner Market in Dixon. Rep. Fritts spent time touring the business and presented the owners with a certificate of appreciation for their contributions to the community. “This month, I ...
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Community Conversation in Macomb

The Western Illinois Museum, in collaboration with the City of Macomb, is set to honor the pioneering achievements of William H. Thorpe, the city’s first Black police officer, in a remarkable Community Conversation. Scheduled for September 12th at the museum from 5:30 PM to ...
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Senator Stoller’s September Traveling Office Hours

State Senator Win Stoller (R-Germantown Hills) has announced his staff will be on hand throughout the 37th District during the month of September for Traveling Office Hours. “Traveling office hours are a great way for constituents to reach my office without having to drive to ...
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McCombie Responds to New One-Sided Working Group

Illinois House Speaker Chris Welch announced this week the creation of a new House working group designed to look more closely at the Illinois’ public transit system and provide recommendations on how it can better serve the communities that rely on it.  13 House members ...
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Boaters, Operate Responsibly this Labor Day Weekend

As Illinois gears up for a sunny Labor Day weekend, the Illinois Conservation Police has a vital reminder for all boaters: wearing a life jacket is crucial. This year has seen a concerning rise in boating-related fatalities, with 15 reported deaths, 13 of which ...
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Swanson and Hammond hosting Senior/Veterans Seminar

State Representative Dan Swanson (R-Alpha) is joining with State Representative Norine Hammond (R-Macomb), along with Western Illinois Home Health Care and McDonough District Hospital to host an informational event for seniors and veterans at the Spoon River College Community Center, located at 2500 E. ...
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Flags of Love Fly in Macomb

Mayor Inman and the Flags of Love Committee announce that the Flags of Love will be displayed in Chandler Park on Labor Day, Monday, September 2nd,  from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. with the volunteer help of Local Labor Union members and all who ...
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CGH Health Foundation Announces Scholarship Winners

 Thirteen individuals have been named recipients of CGH Health Foundation nursing and healthcare scholarships. Over $30,000 has been awarded because of the generosity of area donors. “The Foundation has had a long-standing scholarship program during our 37-year history,” said Sam Meier (Sterling), Foundation Board Chair. ...
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