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McKinzie Tarbox Wins IVCC Essay Contest and Inspires Fellow Students Through Her Journey

McKinzie Tarbox of Ottawa has been named winner of the 2026 Paul Simon Student Essay Contest at Illinois Valley Community College. In her essay, Tarbox shared her journey of returning to college after working as a certified nursing assistant and how IVCC transformed her ...
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Young 4-H Members Shine at First Multi County Public Speaking Contest

Young voices took center stage as 4-H members from Bureau, LaSalle, and Marshall-Putnam Counties gathered for the inaugural multi-county Public Speaking Contest at Illinois Valley Community College. Contestants delivered impressive speeches across three categories, celebrating both creativity and clarity. Myracle Johnson earned Overall Best ...
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University of Illinois Launches Hybrid Master Naturalist Training for Summer 2026

Nature lovers across Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall, and Putnam counties will have a unique opportunity next summer as the University of Illinois Extension launches its hybrid Master Naturalist volunteer training. Running from June 2 to July 31, 2026, the eight-week program blends online coursework in ...
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Illinois Launches $8.9 Million State Police Canine Training Facility Upgrade

Illinois is investing $8.9 million in a new State Police canine training complex, marking the first major upgrade in decades. The groundbreaking includes a canine training complex, including a new administrative building, expanded classroom facilities, and a kennel for up to 20 dogs. Canine ...
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New IVCC Agricultural Center Faculty Office Named in Honor of Dr. Jerome and Katherine Corcoran

Illinois Valley Community College is honoring Dr. Jerome and Katherine Corcoran by naming a faculty office at the Dr. Alfred E. Wisgoski Agricultural Education Center after them, following their $10,000 contribution. Dr. Corcoran, who retired in 2023 after a 33-year career, played a key ...
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Illinois Senate Republicans Propose Tax Relief and Preschool Credits to Support Working Families

Illinois Senate Republicans have introduced a new legislative package targeting the economic challenges facing working families across the state. The proposals eliminate state sales taxes on prescription medications and diapers and also create tax credits designed to help families afford preschool and support early ...
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Garden Planning Workshop in Spring Valley Offers Hands On Tips and Custom Plans on May 12, 2026

Illinois Extension is inviting gardening enthusiasts to a hands-on garden planning workshop at the Richard A. Mautino Memorial Library in Spring Valley on May 12, 2026. The session runs from 4 to 5 PM, offering participants practical tips on square-foot gardening, soil preparation, crop ...
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Greg Sticka Appointed Associate Judge for Illinois Thirteenth Judicial Circuit

Attorney Greg Sticka has been appointed as an Associate Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, following a vote by the circuit judges to fill the vacancy left by retired Judge Michael C. Jansz. The appointment was authorized by the Supreme Court of Illinois, and ...
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IVCC Students Showcase Creative Designs at Annual MIMIC Innovation Fair on April 24, 2026

Student innovation takes center stage at Illinois Valley Community College as the annual MIMIC lab-to-table innovation and design fair opens its doors. This year, sophomore CAD students showcase unique creations, including decorative shelving, interactive marble maze games, and a sword-shaped USB sheath for gaming ...
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Princeton Track Shines with Personal Bests at Dillon Frosh Soph Indoor Invitational

Sterling claimed top honors at the Dillon Frosh/Soph Indoor Invitational at Westwood Sports Complex, finishing with 101 points. Princeton took third place, tallying 77 points and celebrating outstanding individual achievements. Notably, RayyLee DePauw secured first in both the 60 hurdles, clocking a PHS personal ...
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Illinois Valley Community College SciFest Returns with Over 100 Hands On Science Activities for All Ages

Illinois Valley Community College’s SciFest is returning on April 17th, offering an expanded hands-on experience for science lovers of all ages. The college gymnasium will be transformed with over 100 interactive stations, featuring crowd favorites such as a person inside a bubble, liquid nitrogen ...
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Illinois Valley Student Danica Scoma Earns Top National Honors and Scholarships

Illinois Valley Community College student Danica Scoma, from Utica, has been honored with top academic recognitions by Phi Theta Kappa, the national community college honor society. Scoma achieved Illinois’ highest score in a fall scholarship competition, earning her the title of 2026 PTK New ...
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