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Dixon Police Report for March 25th

Nevaeh Hill, age 20, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 900 block of South Lincoln Avenue on March 24th, at 11:43 AM., for Aggravated Battery to a Peace Officer. Hill was processed and transported to the Lee County Jail. The charges are merely an ...
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Sterling Police Report for March 25th

Sterling Police officers have made two notable arrests. Joshua L. Davis, 49, was taken into custody in the 400 block of West 10th Street on a federal warrant. In a separate traffic stop on West 5th Street, authorities apprehended Shauntai S. Reyes, 38, on ...
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3 Dixon Men Face Multiple Chareges

Three Dixon residents are facing multiple charges after a late Sunday incident at the Nelson Township Building. Authorities say Bryan Kettley, 26, and Codi Despain, 20, allegedly cut wires to a fuel tank and stole diesel fuel, subsequently causing both a pickup truck and ...
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Egg Hunts Planned in Morrison

Families in Morrison have multiple opportunities to join in seasonal festivities with upcoming community hunts. The Kiwanis Club is hosting its annual event at Kiwanis Park, set for this Saturday, March 28th, at 10:00 AM. Organizers encourage early arrival to ensure children don't miss ...
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Job Search Workshop on Friday

The Mount Carroll Public Library will host a Job Search Workshop on Friday, March 27th, from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. This event is designed to support local job seekers with practical tools and resources to enhance their employment search and job opportunities. Representatives from Business ...
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Schuyler County Sheriff’s Report

Schuyler County Sheriff Bill Redshaw detailed notable incidents for the week of March 16th to March 23rd. Shawnee Newingham faced arrest but posted bond and was released. Multiple citations were issued for speeding, license violations, and uninsured vehicles, including drivers Cody Hendrix, Yassine Aouina, ...
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WIU Quad Cities Counseling Program Receives Eight-Year CACREP Reaffirmation

The Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling graduate programs at Western Illinois University-Quad Cities have received reaffirmation of accreditation from the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), continuing a longstanding accreditation held since 1987. The CACREP Board of Directors decided ...
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A New Splash Coming to Grandon

Sterling is making a splash with its latest development—city officials have approved funding for a new splash pad at Grandon Civic Center. This addition is part of broader park renovations aimed at creating more family-friendly spaces. Residents can also expect improved infrastructure as road ...
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“Phil Marshall Agriculture in the Classroom Fund” Endowment Distribution

The McDonough County Community Foundation (MCCF) presented a check tothe Macomb School District Agriculture programs for $1,108.89. The fund managed by MCCF was originally endowed by Genie Marshall in 2024. Phil Marshall, who farmed several acres East of Macomb for over 40 years and ...
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Plane Crash Victim Identified

Authorities have identified the victim of last Friday’s small plane crash near Thome and McNeil roads as 27-year-old Justin Wiggins. According to officials, investigators are examining the wreckage and reviewing flight data to determine the cause of the crash, which occurred in the afternoon ...
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Sterling Man Involved in Accident Does Not Survive

A tragic collision at the intersection of 19th Avenue NW and Mills Creek Parkway in Clinton has claimed the life of a Sterling resident. According to Iowa State Patrol, the incident took place around 2:57 p.m. on Sunday, March 22nd. Authorities say a northbound ...
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Burn Ban in Effect

McDonough County ESDA has issued an immediate county-wide Open Burn Ban due to the extremely dry conditions impacting Central Illinois. This ban encompasses all areas within McDonough County, including the Macomb City limits, and is intended to protect residents, property, and the community from ...
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