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Illinois Bolsters Securities Oversight with New Leadership to Protect Investors

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias has reinforced the state’s Securities Department with key leadership hires, aiming to better protect residents' financial interests. New appointments include Kristine Kolky as Deputy Director, Victor Turla as Chief of Enforcement, Frank Ronis as Chief of Examinations, and ...
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Illinois Launches Office Hours Program to Connect IT Vendors and Small Businesses with State Procurement Opportunities

The Illinois Department of Innovation & Technology is taking new steps to foster inclusion within technology procurement. The Office of Supplier Diversity, together with the IT Procurement Office, has introduced an Office Hours program designed to guide vendors and stakeholders. The first session is ...
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Dr Adam Kress Joins OSF HealthCare to Expand Primary and Specialty Care in Princeton

OSF HealthCare has expanded its team at the Princeton clinic with the arrival of Dr. Adam Kress, a primary care physician, starting September 14, 2025. Dr. Kress brings expertise in pediatric care, addiction medicine, and chronic disease management to OSF Medical Group – Primary ...
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Festival 56 Launches Sound Stage Music Series with Rising Country Star Jaden Decker

Festival 56 in Princeton introduces Sound Stage, a new music series bridging the gap between main seasons. The series debuts October 11th at 7 PM at The Grace Theater with 19-year-old country singer Jaden Decker, whose gritty “Rocky Mountain Country” sound has drawn national ...
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Illinois Reports First Case of Rare Tick Borne Powassan Virus Health Officials Urge Precautions

The Illinois Department of Public Health has confirmed a rare case of Powassan virus, a tick-borne illness, in an Illinois resident. This marks the first reported instance of the virus in the state, prompting health officials to investigate how the exposure occurred. Transmitted by ...
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Farm Safety Takes Center Stage During National Farm Safety and Health Week Amid Increased Harvest Risks

With fall harvest underway, agricultural workers face increased risks, as the sector remains the most dangerous in the United States, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. To raise awareness, the third week of September has been designated National Farm Safety ...
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Illinois Farmers Face Increased Fire Risk During Drought Harvest Season

Illinois farmers are being urged to remain vigilant during this year’s harvest as persistent drought conditions intensify fire hazards. The Department of Agriculture, along with the State Fire Marshal, is emphasizing the importance of regular equipment checks and field safety planning. With dry crops ...
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Illinois Expands Intern to Hire Program to Boost Engineering Careers and Infrastructure Projects

The Illinois Department of Central Management Services, in collaboration with the Department of Transportation, is broadening its Intern to Hire Program to include engineering positions. The move targets a growing shortage in the engineering workforce, particularly for civil engineers. Through this initiative, paid internships ...
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Neponset Grade School 2025-26 Student Council Leadership Team

Neponset Grade School has introduced its Student Council leadership for the 2025-26 academic year. Xavier Arjon takes the helm as President, with Bryson Williams stepping into the role of Vice President. Supporting them are Warren Mott as Secretary and Kenzie De Bliek as Treasurer. ...
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Princeton Tiger Cross Country Geneseo Invitational Results

The Geneseo Invitational delivered impressive cross-country performances, with Morton's boys dominating three underclass divisions and Geneseo’s seniors clinching their group. Owen Riesburg led Morton’s freshmen, conquering a hilly course in 16:37. Rock Island runners Nolan Jarod and Elliott Batz each captured individual titles as ...
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Community Retirement Celebration Honors Master Gardener Leader Bettyann Harrison on October 1, 2025

The community is invited to honor Bettyann Harrison, coordinator of the Master Gardener and Master Naturalist programs, at a retirement celebration scheduled for Wednesday, October 1st. Festivities will take place from 4 to 5:30 PM at the Marshall-Putnam Extension Office in Henry, Illinois. Harrison, ...
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Illinois Awards 16 Million in Grants to Support Arts and Boost Local Communities

Governor JB Pritzker, in partnership with the Illinois Arts Council, has announced $16.2 million in grant funding for the state’s arts sector. A total of 1,123 artists, organizations, and communities will benefit from the initiative. The grants aim to boost sustainable arts programs, offer ...
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