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Black Hawk College East Campus Remains Closed and Shifts to Remote Learning Following Fire

Black Hawk College East Campus continues to be closed after a minor fire broke out in the auto shop area on Tuesday morning. School officials quickly evacuated the campus, and no injuries were reported. As a precaution, all classes ...
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Neponset Township Road Closure for Cork-Screw Structure Replacement Begins September 15, 2025

Drivers in Neponset Township should prepare for a significant detour as a structure replacement project is set to begin Monday, September 15th. The impacted area stretches from the intersection of 950 North Avenue and 650 East Street to 1000 ...
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Love DEAN Brings Soul Americana Sounds to Cà dZan House Concert in Cambridge September 14, 2025

Cà d'Zan House Concerts is set to host Portland’s acclaimed Soul-Americana duo, Love, DEAN, in Cambridge on September 14, 2025. Rachael and Luke Price will share their magnetic harmonies and rootsy grooves at this all-ages event, beginning with a ...
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Jordbruksdagarna Harvest Festival Returns to Bishop Hill with Crafts, Food, and Family Fun

Jordbruksdagarna (pronounced yord-brooks-DAH-ga-na), Bishop Hill’s beloved 19th-century harvest festival, returns on September 27 and 28, 2025, from 10 AM to 4 PM both days. Jordbruksdagarna means "Agricultural Days" in Swedish. Visitors can step back in time with traditional craft ...
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Support the Kewanee Fire Department Fill the Boot Drive for Muscular Dystrophy on October 10, 2025

The annual Fill the Boot drive in support of the Muscular Dystrophy Association returns on Friday, October 10th, beginning at 4:30 PM. Volunteers will be stationed at two key intersections: Tenney and McClure, as well as Main and 3rd. ...
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On Friday, September 12th there will be an early dismissal for grades K-12 in order for our staff to have school improve…

On Friday, September 12th there will be an early dismissal for grades K-12 in order for our staff to have school improvement activities. Learning will occur onsite with students being dismissed at the following times, high school at ...
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Save Lives with Your Donation at Blood Drive at Hammond-Henry Hospital on September 19, 2025

Hammond-Henry Hospital is hosting a community blood drive in the Conference Room on Friday, September 19th, from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Organizers emphasize that every donation plays a vital role in saving lives, especially during times of critical ...
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Meet the 2025 Galva High School Homecoming Court

Galva High School has revealed its 2025 Homecoming Court, honoring students from all grade levels. Representing the freshmen are Kinsley Gale and Drayce Powe; for the sophomores, Niya Roman and Tommy Funke; and the junior attendants are Kaylyn Gale ...
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Eric Sorensen Backs Bill to Block Out-of-State National Guard Deployments Without Governor Approval

Congressman Eric Sorensen of Illinois is supporting legislation to prevent National Guard troops from other states from being sent into Illinois without the governor's approval. This move follows reports that Texas may deploy National Guard members to Chicago at ...
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Simmons Street Revitalization Nears Completion with Major Upgrades in Downtown Galesburg

The downtown revitalization project on Simmons Street is moving steadily toward its fall completion date. Fueled by a $2.1 million Rebuild Illinois grant, major upgrades are transforming the area, with decorative lighting, new storm sewers, and most street work ...
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Princeton Tigers Cross County Defeat Kewanee at Princeton Dual

Excitement ruled at Zearing Park as Princeton clinched victories over Kewanee in both boys’ and girls’ cross country duals, each decided by forfeit. Augustus Swanson paced the boys’ field, finishing first in 18:16 for three miles. Brady Gross impressed ...
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OSF HealthCare Launches Major Initiative to Improve High Blood Pressure Care with $2.5 Million Grant

OSF HealthCare has secured $2.5 million from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute to advance innovative ways of managing high blood pressure. As one of just 42 health systems involved nationwide, OSF will apply proven, evidence-based care strategies across 123 ...
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