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Upcoming Events in May at the Princeton Public Library

The Princeton Public Library is set to feature Erika Holst in its upcoming Road Scholar program, “Growing Up X” on May 13, 2025, at 6 PM. This engaging event spotlights the experiences and history of Generation X, Americans born from the mid-1960s through the ...
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Farmers Harness Constructed Wetlands for Cleaner Water and Wildlife Support in Bureau and Marshall Counties

Farmers in Bureau and Marshall Counties are installing constructed wetlands to reduce fertilizer runoff and improve water quality. The Wetlands Initiative has led three projects, helping remove up to 52 percent of nitrate load from tile drainage while supporting local wildlife. These wetlands offer ...
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Join Summer Gardening Workshops with University of Illinois Master Gardeners

University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners are hosting summer workshops across several library locations. Topics include vegetable gardening in raised beds, native plant care, and youth gardening through the Learn-Grow-Share 4-H Spin Club. Registration and further details are available through the University of Illinois ...
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Enjoy a Free Mothers Day Concert with Bobby Jo Valentine at Open Prairie United Church in Princeton

Award-winning modern folk artist Bobby Jo Valentine will perform at Open Prairie United Church of Christ in Princeton this Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 11, 2025, at 7 PM. Known for poetic songwriting and heartfelt performances, Valentine has toured nationally, gracing festivals like Wild Goose ...
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Illinois Senate Passes Bill to Help Farmers Manage Deer Population and Protect Crops

Illinois lawmakers are taking action to help farmers combat rising deer populations that threaten crops across the state. Senate Bill 710, co-sponsored by Senator Sue Rezin, passed the Senate unanimously this week. The bill seeks to reduce crop damage by making it easier for ...
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Illinois Updates Fish Consumption Advisories to Enhance Public Health Safety

The Illinois Department of Public Health has issued updates to its sport fish consumption advisories. Five new bodies of water are now included, while six existing advisories have been revised, focusing mainly on exposure to mercury and PFAS chemicals. Health officials note that four ...
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Retired Teachers Luncheon on May 21, 2025, at Princeton Library Features Tourism Insights

Retired teachers in Bureau County are invited to gather for a special luncheon and program at the Princeton Public Library on May 21st at noon. The event will feature Victoria Yepsen, Executive Director of Tourism for the City of Princeton, sharing insights and updates ...
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Princeton Library Boosted by $80,000 Jean Lawton Legacy Donation for Community Enhancements

The Princeton Public Library has received an $80,000 donation from the estate of Jean Lawton, a lifelong resident and supporter of the library. The generous gift will help enhance educational programs, extend community outreach, and fund much-needed infrastructure improvements. Library Director Julie Wayland expressed ...
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Princeton Girl’s Track Takes Third at the Morris Friday Night Relays

Morris Friday Night Relays Team Scores: Lemont-61 Morris-57 PRINCETON-39 Joliet Catholic-30 Princeton Scorers 2nd- Sprint Medley: 1:56.80 Chloe Moats, Journey Short, Jocelyn Strouss, Camryn Driscoll 2nd- Distance Medley: 14:45.50 Natalie Meyer, Avery Waca, Jocelyn Strouss, Alexandra Waca PHS Meet Best 2nd- High Jump Relay: 13' 0 Josie Sierens, Emma ...
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LaSalle County Sheriff Report 5/6/2025

On 05-05-25 at 1:07 AM, LaSalle County Deputies conducted a Traffic Stop in the area of IL Rt-18 & E 3rd RD (Hope TWP). Kevin Cameron (34) of Marshfield was arrested on a Will CO warrant for FTA – Driving while revoked.  Kevin was ...
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Honoring Freedom House Founder Nedda Simon’s Legacy on May 9, 2025

Freedom House marks its 42nd anniversary this Founder’s Day by honoring the vision and compassion of its late founder, Nedda Simon. In 1983, Simon established the agency after recognizing the lack of safe shelters for victims of domestic violence in the region. With relentless ...
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LaSalle County Sheriff Report 5/4/2025

On 05-02-25 at 8:24 PM, LaSalle County Deputies conducted a Traffic Stop in the area of I-80 MM 93 (Dayton TWP). Timothy West (48) of Streator was cited for expired registration and released at the scene. On 05-03-25 at 5:00 AM, LaSalle County Deputies conducted ...
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