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Illinois Valley Community College Celebrates Retirees and Unveils Future Plans

Illinois Valley Community College recently celebrated notable achievements at its latest board meeting. Five dedicated individuals were honored with emeritus status, including the late Dr. Mary Margaret Weeg, who was lauded for her substantial contributions. A new Master Facilities Plan, aiming to enhance the ...
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Illinois State University Faculty Union Considers Strike Amid Stalled Negotiations

Tensions rise at Illinois State University as the United Faculty of ISU signals potential strike action, following a decisive vote from union members. The stalemate comes after over a year of stalled contract negotiations. Dr. Keith Pluymers, emphasizing the need for a fair deal, ...
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Princeton Girl’s Track Indoor Invitational Results from March 22, 2025

Silver Streak Last Chance Indoor Invitational (Host by Galesburg H.S. @ Monmouth College) No Team Scores Kept Coach Patrick Hodge said, "Some excellent performances by our medalists.  Camryn ran a very nicely paced 400- working her way to the front by the 200 mark and then holding ...
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Transforming Books into Art at Princeton Public Library Event Beginning March 24, 2025

The Princeton Public Library is sparking creativity by offering discarded books for artistic transformation. Starting March 24, 2025, community members can collect books donated by the Friends of the Library to decorate in unique ways. A social art session is set for April 5th, ...
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IVCC Announces “Hello Dolly” Production from April 3-13, 2025

Illinois Valley Community College's theatre department is set to dazzle audiences with their upcoming production of "Hello, Dolly!" With performances running from April 3rd to April 13th, the classic musical promises a delightful experience. Tamra Challacombe stars in the iconic role of Dolly, bringing ...
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LaSalle County Man Arrested for Possession of Child Pornography

LaSalle County Sheriff's Office arrested Jonathan Boone, 29, of LaSalle, on March 18, 2025, for three counts of possessing child pornography. Jonathan Boone was transported to the LaSalle County Sheriff's Office and released with a Notice to Appear. The investigation is ongoing, and additional ...
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Payton Frueh Advances to State FFA Awards for Equine Entrepreneurship Success

The District FFA Proficiency Award in Equine Entrepreneurship has been awarded to Payton Frueh, a dedicated member of the Princeton FFA Chapter. This commendation recognizes her exceptional skills and innovation in the field of agricultural entrepreneurship. Payton's commitment and hard work have earned her ...
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Scholarship Opportunities for IVCC Students to Transfer to Northern Illinois University

Students at Illinois Valley Community College have a unique opportunity to further their education with significant financial support. Scholarships are now open for applications to transfer to Northern Illinois University. Notably, an accountancy scholarship offers to cover full tuition for the first year, with ...
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New Bureau County Plat Book for Purchase at Bureau County Farm Bureau in Princeton

The latest Bureau County plat book is now on sale at the Bureau County Farm Bureau's location in Princeton, Illinois. This comprehensive guide is invaluable for land and business owners, providing detailed parcel boundaries and acreage data. It can be acquired at 1407 North ...
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Congressman Eric Sorensen Hosts Virtual Town Hall to Address Federal Funding Concerns

Yesterday evening, Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) hosted a virtual town hall with residents of Illinois’ 17th Congressional District. More than 8,300 constituents joined the event on the phone and Facebook, with many sharing how federal funding and job cuts are personally impacting them. “One of ...
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Illinois Public Works Drowning Safety Failures and Citations Revealed

The Illinois Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Division has released a report on a 2023 incident where a public works employee drowned in Northeast Illinois. The report highlights failures in confined space standards, management oversight, and rescue capabilities. The involved municipality faces ...
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High School Students Explore State Governance at Senator Arellanos Youth Advisory Council

High school students from the 37th Senate District have journeyed to Springfield for State Senator Li Arellano, Jr's inaugural Youth Advisory Council. The event offered nearly 50 students from 12 schools a window into the world of state governance. Attendees experienced the legislative process ...
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