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Friends in Council Women’s Study Group Sponsors the Princeton Public Library Cafe for May

The Friends in Council Women's Study Group is sponsoring the Princeton Public Library Cafe for the month of May, plus another month later this year. The monthly sponsor programs are intended to promote the information and services the library provides for people of all ...
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Peru Police Issue Ten Hands-Free Citations During April’s Distracted Driving Campaign

The Peru Police Department issued 10 citations for hands-free law violations and other various violations of the Illinois Vehicle Code during April’s Distracted Driving Awareness Month enforcement campaign. “Driver distraction is a persistent issue in our area that often has life-altering consequences,” said Administrative Lieutenant Doug Bernabei, department spokesperson. “Issuing a ...
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Bureau County Farm Bureau Teaming with Other County Farm Bureaus on Program for Teachers

Educators have a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of agriculture with the upcoming "Awesome Agriculture Week." This specialized program, designed for preschool to high school teachers, runs from June 10-13, 2024, and offers a comprehensive educational journey through various farms and agribusinesses across ...
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13th Annual Cruise-in on June 7th during Neponset Picnic Days, More Family Fun on June 8th

The 13th Annual Neponset Cruise-in is on Friday, June 7, 2024, during Neponset Picnic Days. The cruise-in is from 5 to 8:30 PM.  Friday night activities include music, shake-ups and ice cream by the Bradford Snack Shack, cotton candy, food by the Neponset Fire ...
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Dr. Vicki Trier Starts as Vice President of Academic Affairs at IVCC in June

Illinois Valley Community College has named Dr. Vicki Trier as its new Vice President of Academic Affairs, set to begin her tenure in June 2024. Dr. Trier, known for her extensive background in education administration across several states, plans to focus on strengthening the ...
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City of Princeton Delivery New Used Garbage Totes to Residents

As the City of Princeton rolls out its initiative to equip Princeton residents with garbage totes, approximately 620 units were distributed to homes on Monday’s garbage route. These totes, sourced from Republic Services, are not new and come with some wear and prior use ...
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IL farmers on costly hold amid legislative foot dragging

Terri Dee By Jennifer Bamberg for Investigate Midwest. Broadcast version by Terri Dee for Illinois News Connection reporting for the Investigate Midwest-Public News Service Collaboration During the 2023 harvest season, one of Jake Lieb’s tractors quit working. A week later, his combine stopped working, too. Both were ...
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Everyone was A Superhero at the Braveheart 5K Run/Walk today

It was a beautiful day today, and the turnout was great for the 2nd Annual Braveheart Children's Advocacy Center Superhero 5K run/walk. According to the Braveheart CAC webpage, before Children's Advocacy Centers, kids had to tell their story to multiple agencies, reliving it repeatedly. ...
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Tri-Counties Fire Departments Receive Small Equipment Grants from State Fire Marshall

Illinois fire departments and EMS providers have a reason to celebrate as the Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal announces the recipients of the 2024 Small Equipment Grant Program. A notable $4 million in grants will be distributed among 165 departments and providers ...
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Illinois State Police Warn the Public of New Phone Scam

The Illinois State Police (ISP) is warning the public of a new phone scam claiming to be an investigator and telling them that their identity has been stolen. ISP agents will not make cold calls to people requesting personal or financial information. They also ...
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Spoon River College Community Chorus is ‘Playin’ Favorites’

Step back in time with the SRC Community Chorus as they present "Playin' Favorites: The Great American Songbook" featuring iconic tunes from the 1930s to the 1950s. The upcoming performances are set for June 7 through June 9 at the SRC Theatre, Canton Campus. ...
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IVCC to Hold Blood Drive April 30th

Illinois Valley Community College announces a significant community event. The college is organizing a blood drive on April 30, from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM in the IVCC gymnasium. This important initiative is sponsored by the IVCC Red Cross Club and the IVCC PTK ...
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