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Rock Falls Tourism to Host “Salute to America 250” Celebration

Rock Falls Tourism to Host “Salute to America 250” Celebration   Rock Falls Tourism will proudly celebrate America 250 with a special two-day event, Salute to America 250, taking place June 13th and 14th, at the RB&W District Park, located at 201 E. 2nd Street in ...
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Legislation to Help with National Guard Recruiting Passes

A bill sponsored by State Representative Dan Swanson (R-Alpha) which would help the Illinois National Guard with recruiting has passed the House and is on its way to the Governor. Senate Bill 3818 establishes the Joint Enlistment Enhancement Program (JEEP) and authorizes the Department of Military Affairs to ...
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Arellano Backs Effort to Retain Experienced Investigators

Arellano Backs Effort to Retain Experienced Investigators   State Senator Li Arellano Jr (R-Dixon) advanced legislation out of the Senate that modernizes provisions in Illinois law governing the service of investigators under the Secretary of State’s office. “This updates the law to reflect today’s workforce and recognizes ...
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Memorial Day Ceremonies in The Area

Memorial Day Ceremonies in The Area   Veterans and local residents in Rock Falls marked Memorial Day with a series of heartfelt tributes throughout the city. Events began with a joint rifle volley and included the somber playing of Taps by both Rock Falls and Sterling ...
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Dixon Police Report for May 26th

Dixon Police Report for May 26th   Tyler J. Fancher, age 28, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 400 block of First Avenue on May 22nd, at 6:53 PM., for a Lee County Failure to Appear Warrant. Fancher posted bond and was released with a ...
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Spain-Sponsored Bill to Lower Fees for Business Services Heads to Governor

Spain-Sponsored Bill to Lower Fees for Business Services Heads to Governor   Advancing Senate Bill 1573 to the Governor this week, State Representative Ryan Spain moved legislation to reduce Illinois’ fee to become certified as an electronic notary public. 05212026Spain_SB1573 Spain added that business leaders who rely on notaries public will be able to ...
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McCombie Advocates for Better Daycare Policies

McCombie Advocates for Better Daycare Policies   House Minority Leader Tony McCombie filed a House Resolution Thursday to help ease the burden on home daycares in Illinois. With rising costs impacting everyday life, Leader McCombie is pushing for greater affordability for working families and that starts with ...
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Melissa Onion, RN, Named Interim Chief Nursing Officer at MDH

Melissa Onion, RN, Named Interim Chief Nursing Officer at MDH   The McDonough District Hospital Board of Directors announced that Melissa Onion, RN, BSN, CLC, has been named interim Chief Nursing Officer. An eight-year employee at MDH, Onion currently serves as the Director of Obstetrics. Onion first ...
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Family Fun Night in Prophetstown

Family Fun Night in Prophetstown Prophetstown Proud is inviting families to join a special Family Fun Night, happening Friday, June 26th from 5 to 7 p.m. Activities include a lively scavenger hunt, a visit from Casey's Menagerie, and a fun-filled Where’s Waldo challenge. The evening promises ...
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BOIL ORDER IS LIFTED

BOIL ORDER IS LIFTED North Macomb Area   The boil order in the affected area(s)  has been lifted. Independent laboratory testing has verified that the water is safe. All residents in the affected area(s) may return to normal use. . If you have any questions, please contact the ...
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Sterling Police Report for May 21st

Sterling Police Report for May 21st   Sterling Police have reported a series of arrests this week. Authorities took 30-year-old Kaitlyn Gustinto custody on a Whiteside County warrant violation, along with a charge related to an order of protection also in connection with a theft case ...
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Lanes Reopening Where Possible for ​Memorial Day Holiday Travel

Lanes Reopening Where Possible for ​Memorial Day Holiday Travel   The Illinois Department of Transportation announced today that lanes that have been closed for construction will reopen, where possible, for the Memorial Day weekend to minimize travel disruption. Non-emergency closures will be suspended from 3 p.m. Friday, ...
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