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Second graders truly enjoyed their field trip to Lakeview Nature Center!!! Natalie Shelly works so hard to make this edu…

Second graders truly enjoyed their field trip to Lakeview Nature Center!!! Natalie Shelly works so hard to make this educational nature trip the absolute best for these kids!!!
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“Here’s to Your Health” with Dr. David Cook from The Hammond-Henry Hospital Colona Clinic

Dr. David Cook, MD, from the Hammond-Henry Hospital Colona Clinic, joined Tom Katz for "Here's to Your Health" on Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss his expertise in family practice to address pressing health questions and share wellness tips.  Dr. ...
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Princeton Tigers Cross Country Achieve Season Bests at Peoria Invitational

The Princeton Tigers cross-country teams delivered standout performances at a recent 1A/2A meet, with the boys placing 36th and the girls earning an impressive 15th in their division. For the boys, Augustus Swanson led with a season best of ...
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Memorial Hospital Welcomes Dietitian Jennifer Soucie to Expand Diabetes and Nutrition Services

Memorial Hospital in Carthage welcomes Jennifer Soucie to its Health and Wellness team. Soucie, a registered dietitian specializing in diabetes management and nutrition, will provide consultations for patients, including children as young as five. Her role aims to enhance ...
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Memorial Hospital Foundation Celebrates Milestones and Launches Campaigns to Support Local Healthcare

The Memorial Hospital Foundation is marking two significant milestones: 75 years of Memorial Hospital and its own 10th anniversary. Fundraising efforts this year have channeled support toward the Together We Grow Endowment Campaign as well as the Grow Our ...
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Princeton Fire Department Temporarily Lifts Open Burning Ban After Rainfall

The Princeton Fire Department has announced a temporary lift of the open burning ban for the City of Princeton and the Princeton Rural Fire Protection District. This decision comes after recent rainfall provided some relief in the area. Authorities ...
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MMS Boys & Girls Cross Country Meet Tuesday, October 7! #MAC185 #macombmiddleschool

MMS Boys & Girls Cross Country Meet Tuesday, October 7! #MAC185 #macombmiddleschool
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Menards Hosts Food Drive Through October 31, 2025, to Support Local Food Pantries

Menards is inviting the community to join its effort to support local food pantries during October. Shoppers can donate non-perishable food items like cereal and canned soup, conveniently found in the store’s grocery department. Contributions should be placed in ...
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Carthage Memorial Hospital Hosts Affordable Community Health Screenings November 12, 2025

Memorial Hospital is hosting community health screenings on Wednesday, November 12, 2025. The event will take place at the Health & Wellness Center Conference Room in Carthage, located at 1454 N. County Road 2050. For $25 per registrant, participants ...
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Tuesday night 7th & 8th grade Girls Bomber Basketball versus Knoxville! #MAC185

Tuesday night 7th & 8th grade Girls Bomber Basketball versus Knoxville! #MAC185
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🖤Come out and cheer on the volleyball team!!! 🖤 Good luck, BOMBERS!!!LET’S BLACK OUT THE GYM!!!!!! The Bombers (12-8)…

🖤Come out and cheer on the volleyball team!!! 🖤 Good luck, BOMBERS!!!LET’S BLACK OUT THE GYM!!!!!! The Bombers (12-8) take on QND (15-4) tonight. Wear your black and come show your support! Freshman match starts at 5, JV ...
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Memorial Hospital Marks 75 Years with Community Celebration in Carthage

More than 500 community members turned out to honor Memorial Hospital’s 75th anniversary in Carthage, Illinois. The hospital, a cornerstone of Hancock County since 1950, hosted a two-day celebration filled with live performances, a flag ceremony, and local vendor ...
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