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Railroad Crossing Closures in Bureau County to Impact Buda and Wyanet

Drivers in Bureau County are advised to prepare for upcoming railroad crossing closures. Beginning Wednesday, September 17th, the Main Street crossing in Buda will close for about one week as maintenance is performed. Looking ahead, similar work is scheduled for the Main Street and ...
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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 North Avenue and 450 East ...
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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 with a personal best at ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Samantha Rux Talks Vaccines from OSF HealthCare

Samantha Rux from OSF HealthCare joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about flu vaccines and future flu clinics. As fall draws near, health officials are reminding the public that timely vaccinations are key to preventing illness. Families should arrange vaccine appointments for their children, ...
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Multiple County Railroad Crossings Closed for Repairs Through Thursday, September 11, 2025

Several railroad crossings across the county are closed for repairs and maintenance starting today, with work scheduled to finish by Thursday, September 11th. Impacted locations include 2550 East Street at the east edge of Malden; 1800 North Avenue and 2300 East Street; and 1725 ...
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Bureau County Sheriff Report 09-08-2025

Time: 08/28/2025 - 07:05 Case: BCSD:25-008404 Location: MERIDIAN RD/1900 N AVE PERU IL CRIMINAL DAMAGE Attending Units: BCSD:BU18,BCSD:BU07 ARRESTED, OFFENDER - Name: VIRLEE, JASON, J Sex: M Age: 21 Residing At: CHERRY IL Charge: 720 ILCS 5/21-1B ~ CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY UNDER $300 NON TRAFFIC Counts: 1 Date: 08/28/2025 Disposition Response: RESOLVED Status: ...
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Seminar Empowers Women in Farmland Leasing and Conservation on September 30, 2025

Female landowners and farmers in Bureau County are invited to a special seminar on farmland leases and conservation programs. The event is set for Tuesday, September 30th, at Warneke Woods near Princeton, from 9 to 11:30 AM. Featured speaker Garrett Thalgott from the Illinois ...
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Princeton High School Cross Country Oregon Open Results

The Oregon Open cross-country meet featured strong individual performances, despite not keeping team scores. Ben Bohr of Aurora Central Catholic emerged as the boys’ champion with a 16:02 finish. At the same time, Cecilia Hilby led the girls’ field at 19:01. Princeton’s runners showed ...
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Bureau County Drivers Urged to Use Caution During Harvest Season Traffic

The Bureau County Sheriff’s Office is alerting residents to anticipate heavier traffic and more farm equipment on county and township roads as harvest season gets underway. With large machinery moving between fields, officials urge drivers to slow down and remain vigilant, particularly when approaching ...
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Princeton High School Cross Country Results from The Ottawa Nautical Relays

Pair racing took center stage as area cross-country teams competed in a unique 2.25-mile format, with the top three pairs contributing to each team's score. Ottawa dominated the boys’ competition with a low 17 points, while Princeton’s boys finished 7th. Augustus and Allister Swanson ...
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Illinois Sheriffs’ Association Awards $58,000 in Scholarships to 114 Students

The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association is awarding college scholarships to 114 students for the 2025 to 2026 academic year. More than $58,000 will be distributed to support these recipients as they attend accredited institutions across the state. Since its inception in 1979, the program has ...
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Barbara Hilton Inspires Future Space Explorers at IVCC with NASA Insights

Granville’s own Barbara Hilton returned to Illinois Valley Community College with an out-of-this-world perspective. Now a NASA program executive, Hilton captivated audiences as she spoke about her journey from a local student to leading roles within America’s space agency. She shared stories from her ...
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