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Savor the Season with Bureau County Farm Bureau Holiday Freezer Meals Fundraiser

The Bureau County Farm Bureau is offering a unique holiday solution with their Holiday Freezer Meals event. For $100, participants can pre-order 10 frozen meals, available for pickup on December 17, 2024. This fundraiser supports the Bureau County Farm ...
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Reindeer Feed Store Brings Holiday Magic to the Bureau County Agricultural Scene November 23rd and 24th

Bureau County's agricultural scene comes alive this holiday season as the Ag in the Classroom initiative introduces the Reindeer Feed Store. Set to charm families at the Princeton Christmas Walk on November 23rd and 24th, 2024, this unique event ...
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Support the Bureau County Farm Bureau Fill a Ford Food Drive on November 30, 2024

Join the Bureau County Farm Bureau Young Leaders for the Fill a Ford Food Drive on November 30th. This event supports local communities by collecting nonperishable food items. Donation stations are set up at Royal Super Mart in Sheffield, ...
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Henry County Storm Victims Granted Extension to Apply for FEMA and SBA Assistance

Residents in Illinois affected by July's severe storms now have more time to apply for federal aid. The FEMA assistance application deadline has been extended until December 13, 2024, for those in Cook, Fulton, Henry, St. Clair, Washington, Will, ...
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MacArthur Early Childhood Center staff would like to thank the folks at McDonough Power for their generous donation of c…

MacArthur Early Childhood Center staff would like to thank the folks at McDonough Power for their generous donation of coats for children in need. #mac185This news has been created from the social media pages of Macomb Schools 185
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Making memories in PE at Lincoln Elementary School. #MAC185

Making memories in PE at Lincoln Elementary School. #MAC185This news has been created from the social media pages of Macomb Schools 185
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Sterling City Council Update

The Sterling City Council session  Monday proved fruitful as members approved over $177,000 for engineering work at the Lawrence Brothers property. Noteworthy developments included a new driveway and additional parking spaces. City Manager Scott Shumard also addressed the need ...
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2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus

Western Illinois University has been honored as a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. This recognition celebrates the university's commitment to increasing nonpartisan student voter participation. WIU is ...
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Video of Chinese farmer avoiding tiger attack goes viral

By Joe Cash BEIJING (Reuters) – Authorities in north China’s Heilongjiang province warned locals to be on alert for Siberian tigers, after a video of a farmer narrowly escaping an attack early on Monday went viral ...
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Bureau County Farm Bureau Holiday Freezer Meals

Looking for the perfect holiday gift or just eager to stock up your freezer? The Bureau County Farm Bureau has a delightful offer for you! On December 17th, for just $100, you can pick up ten delicious frozen meals, ...
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It’s Homeless Awareness Month. Thank you to Amber Clark the Executive Director of Samaritan Well for reading a story to…

It’s Homeless Awareness Month. Thank you to Amber Clark the Executive Director of Samaritan Well for reading a story to some of the Edison Students today. Thank you for bringing awareness of homelessness. #3rdgrade #MAC185This news has been created ...
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Getting Around Rock Falls During Hometown Holidays

Due to events surrounding the Rock Falls Chamber Hometown Holidays on Friday, November 22nd, there will be several road closures in and around the downtown area. West 2nd Street will be closed from 1st Avenue to 5th Avenue beginning ...
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