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Princeton City Council Meeting March 17, 2025

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from March 17, 2025.
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Princeton City Council Meeting March 3, 2025

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from March 3, 2025.
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Illinois Commerce Commission Approves $400 Million Rail Crossing Safety Upgrade Plan

The Illinois Commerce Commission has approved a five-year Crossing Safety Improvement Program, allocating over $400 million for upgrades at more than 900 rail crossing locations. These improvements aim to enhance safety and reduce collisions, addressing longstanding concerns through state funding and federal data analysis. ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Students Shine at American Chemical Society Meeting

Illinois Valley Community College students recently showcased their talents at the American Chemical Society national meeting in San Diego. Emily Tran, Violet Krider, and Odin Klotz presented their experiences in organizing SciFest, a vibrant community science festival. They highlighted the festival's role in engaging ...
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Jim Edgar Reading Room: A Tribute to Illinois Literary Advocate

Honoring a legacy of dedicated public service, Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is recognizing former Governor and Secretary of State Jim Edgar by designating the Jim Edgar Reading Room at the Illinois State Library. This initiative, through House Joint Resolution 0025, passed the Illinois ...
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Illinois Launches Measles Outbreak Simulator to Boost Vaccination Awareness

The Illinois Department of Public Health unveiled an innovative Measles Outbreak Simulator Dashboard, empowering residents to access measles vaccination rates for schools statewide. This interactive tool is designed to facilitate a better understanding of outbreak risks and stress the critical role vaccinations play in ...
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Illinois EPA Grants Over $1.24 Million to Village of Buda for Lead Pipe Replacement

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $1,240,882 to the Village of Buda to enhance its water infrastructure. This financial boost, under the State Revolving Fund, requires no repayment, providing significant relief to the local government. The funds will replace 97 of the 174 ...
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Princeton Girl’s Track Take First Place at Five-Team Meet at Hall on April 8, 2025

Team Scores: 1) PRINCETON-82 2) Richwoods-75 3) IVC-60 4) Somonauk-30 5) Hall-24 *Meet ended after the 400 Dash due to darkness PHS Placers 1st- Triple Jump: Ashlynn Weber 32' 3 1/2 (9.84m) 1st- 400 Dash: Camryn Driscoll 1:00.39 1st- 800 Run: Jocelyn Strouss 2:38.07 1st- 3200 Run: Payton Frueh ...
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Master Naturalist Volunteer Training Offered by University of Illinois Extension This Summer

Nature enthusiasts take note as the University of Illinois Extension is set to launch its Master Naturalist volunteer training this summer. Enrollees will dive into diverse topics, including geology and entomology, through online coursework and hands-on field trips to local state parks. This program ...
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Illinois Senators Advocate for Nuclear Power to Tackle Energy Challenges

Three Illinois State Senators are raising concerns about the state's energy challenges and underscoring the pivotal role of nuclear power in meeting demand. Senators Sue Rezin, Sally Turner, and Terri Bryant have put forward Senate Bills 1527 and 94 to ramp up nuclear development ...
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Illinois Highlights Distracted Driving Dangers with Awareness Campaign

The Illinois Department of Transportation, in collaboration with Illinois State Police and local authorities, is spotlighting Distracted Driving Awareness Month. This initiative urges drivers to remain focused, stating, “Arriving late is better than never arriving.” Alarmingly, from 2019 to 2023, distracted driving resulted in ...
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Celebrate National Library Workers Day and Support Your Local Library Workers

Today, April 8th, marks National Library Workers Day, a highlight of National Library Week, dedicated to honoring the tireless efforts of library staff nationwide. In these challenging times, their unwavering dedication keeps our libraries vibrant, fostering knowledge and community bonds. Libraries serve as invaluable ...
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