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Senator Andrew Chesney’s Column: Illinois Families Are Leaving

If you were Governor of Illinois, you might assume your primary job would be to govern Illinois. You might think that means spending time at the Capitol during session, talking to Illinois reporters, and addressing the problems that are driving people out of this ...
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Monthly Job Search

The Sterling Public Library will be hosting a Job Search Workshop tomorrow, Tuesday, February 10th. The workshop begins promptly at 2:00 p.m. at the library. As in every month, Representatives from Business Employment Skills Team, Inc. (BEST, Inc.) and Illinois Department of Employment Security ...
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Vehicle Rollover Puts Multiple Agencies in Motion

On Friday, Emergency crews in Whiteside County rushed to the scene of a dramatic single-vehicle rollover at the intersection of Fenton Road and Black Road. Authorities discovered an overturned Subaru SUV and identified the driver as Senietta Porter from Morrison. Porter sustained serious injuries ...
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Dixon Police Report for February 6th

Terrell M. Walker II, age 27, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 400 block of West Graham Street on February 4th, at 11:20 PM., for a Lee County Failure to Appear Warrant. Walker was processed and released with a pending court date. Karrie Kinnison, ...
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Sterling Police Report for February 6th

Sterling Police officers were kept busy with a series of incidents. Authorities arrested Matthew R. Kelly of Sterling, who was wanted for probation violation and failing to appear on theft charges. Kelly was transported to the Whiteside County Jail. In a separate case, Taylor ...
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Hammond Introduces Bill to Permit Drone Use in Game Recovery

Hammond introduces bill to permit drone use in game recovery(R-Macomb) is sponsoring legislation this spring dealing with the use of drones by hunters to locate wounded game.   Hammond said the legislation aims to regulate the use of drones by hunters as a better ...
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Farmers National Bank Gifts $5,000 to SVCC Impact Program

Sauk Valley Community College’s (SVCC) Impact Program is excited to announce that the Mustang Impact Challenge has received a generous $5,000 gift from Farmers National Bank. Dr. Lori Cortez, Vice President of Advancement at Sauk Valley Community College, shared that the donation was facilitated by ...
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McCombie Calls for Constituent Input

 Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is calling for constituents in her 89th District to share their opinions on legislative issues as the Illinois House prepares to return to legislative session this month. Leader McCombie has launched a legislative survey on her website, RepMcCombie.com, to gather input ...
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Lee County Deputy Involved in Collision

A Lee County Sheriff’s Office squad car and another vehicle collided on South Galena Avenue in Dixon Thursday afternoon. Authorities say the crash occurred around 1:30 p.m., when a southbound vehicle turned onto Eighth Street and struck the northbound squad car. Both drivers suffered minor ...
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History of Women in Baseball

Illinois Humanities’ 2026-27 Road Scholars Speaker Anna Sielaff is set to bring the vibrant history of women’s baseball to life at the Sterling-Rock Falls Historical Society on Sunday, February 8th. The event, also sponsored by the Sterling Public Library, welcomes the public to the ...
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America The Beautiful Art Exhibit Opens at The Coliseum Museum

The Coliseum Museum in Oregon, IL is pleased to announce the opening of the America the Beautiful Art Exhibit featuring 50 works of art by 25 artists from across the northern Illinois area, on display from February 4th – March 21st.    The America the Beautiful ...
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Chesney Raises Concerns Over Efforts to Limit Student Participation in Turning Point USA

State Senator Andrew Chesney (R–Freeport) is raising concerns over reports that pressure is being applied to alter the timing of a student-organized Turning Point USA–affiliated event at Genoa-Kingston High School in a way that would significantly reduce student participation. “While disagreement is inevitable in education, ...
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