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Music Trivia Night Benefiting Hancock County Fights Cancer

Memorial Hospital’s Environmental Services Department invites the community to a fun-filled evening of Music Trivia on Friday, June 21, at the Fraternal Order of Eagles at 519 North Madison Street in Carthage. RichPickel Trivia will be providing the entertainment.Doors will open at 6:00 PM, ...
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City of Sterling Appoints Fire Chief

Sterling City Manager Scott Shumard has named David Northcutt as the next Fire Chief of the Sterling Fire Department, with the appointment effective April 30, 2025.Northcutt brings more than two decades of fire service experience, having served as Deputy Chief in Sterling and previously ...
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Senator Tracy welcomes Youth Advisory Council to Capitol

Thirty-three high school students from across west central Illinois took part in an immersive experience at the State Capitol on April 29, thanks to State Senator Jil Tracy’s Youth Advisory Council.Selected by their schools, students shadowed lawmakers, participated in a Snap the Capitol Photo ...
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Rep. Fritts Honors Flight Deck for April Local Business Highlight

For his April 2025 local business highlight, State Representative Bradley Fritts (R-Dixon) chose to highlight Flight Deck in Rochelle. Rep. Fritts spent time touring the business and presented the owner with a certificate of appreciation for her contributions to the community.“This month, I chose ...
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Woman Rescued from Silo Roof Near Sterling City Hall

The City of Sterling announced today a citizen came to the dispatch center and reported a female had entered a silo next to City Hall and was now on its roof. The initial activation was approximately 1057am and brought an initial response from Sterling ...
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Phi Beta Delta at WIU Inducts Eight New Members

The Eta Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Delta inducted eight new members during its sixteenth ceremony on Wednesday, April 23 in Knoblauch Hall.Western Illinois University President Kristi Mindrup assisted in awarding membership certificates and in reading the membership induction statement to the new members. ...
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Senator Arellano, Jr Announces May Mobile Constituent Services

State Senator Li Arellano, Jr (R-Dixon) and his staff will continue their Mobile Constituent Services program across the 37th Senate District with ten stops scheduled for May. "Constituent services are the foundation of what we do. Our mobile office hours are about making government more ...
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I-88 construction in Whiteside County begins May 5th

The Illinois Department of Transportation announced today that weather permitting, a two-year construction project on Interstate 88 in Whiteside County will begin Monday, May 5th. The work zone will be from the U.S. 30 interchange (exit 44) in Rock Falls to just west of ...
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Dixon Police Report for Monday, April 28th

Whitney A Shumaker, age 37, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 600 block ofNorth Galena Avenue on April 24th,  at 6:08 PM., for a Lee County Failure To Appear Warrant. Shumaker posted bond and was released with a pending court date.Dominique A. DeJesus, age ...
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1st Press Release for the 2025 Whiteside County Fair

The Whiteside County Fair is extremely excited to announce that we will have Full Throttle Monster Trucks back again on THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2025, and you will get to see the famous BIG FOOT truck at this year’s fair.Monster trucks have been a favorite ...
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Permanent Daylight Savings Bill Given House Committee Hearing

A bill introduced this spring in the Illinois House of Representatives dealing with permanent Daylight Savings Time, was given a subject matter hearing in the House State Government committee this week. House Bill 39 would amend the Standard Time Act, so daylight saving time would be the year-round ...
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Dixon Police Chief Steve Howell Moving On

The City of Dixon is preparing for a leadership change as Police Chief Steve Howell steps down. During the latest City Council meeting, members expressed gratitude for Howell’s dedication, with Councilman Bishop also highlighting Interim Chief Deputy Doug Lehman’s service.City Manager Dan Langloss confirmed ...
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