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Join GriefShare Support Group at Evangelical Covenant Church in Princeton Starting March 10, 2025

The Evangelical Covenant Church in Princeton will host a GriefShare support group starting March 10, 2025. The 13-week program, running until June 2nd, offers video seminars and group discussions for those grieving a loss. Sessions are held on Mondays from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. ...
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Free Jazz and Wind Ensembles at Illinois Valley Community College in Early March 2025

Illinois Valley Community College is showcasing musical talent with two concerts scheduled in early March 2025. On March 4th, the jazz ensemble will take the stage at the Dr. Mary Margaret Weeg Cultural Centre, offering an evening of tunes from the likes of Herb ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Announces March Schedule Adjustments for Staff Development and Spring Break

Illinois Valley Community College will undergo schedule changes in March. On March 7th, both the Oglesby campus and Ottawa Center will close for a half-day dedicated to staff development, reopening afternoon. A more extended break occurs on March 14th, when the college closes entirely ...
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Starved Rock Art Show Celebrates Creativity with Talented Winners

The Starved Rock Art Show celebrated its fifth anniversary with a reception at the park's Visitor Center. Gerard Spitz claimed the top honor in the adult category for his stunning stained glass creation. Young talent shone brightly as 13-year-old Helena Lopez secured the junior ...
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Illinois Hunters Set New Record with 1,045 Wild Turkeys Harvested

Illinois hunters have set a new record during the 2024-2025 fall archery season, harvesting 1,045 wild turkeys. This achievement surpasses the previous high of 851 turkeys in 2015. With 27,422 permits sold, Fayette County emerged as the top contributor, leading with 37 turkeys. Crossbows ...
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Handle with Care Initiative Supports Traumatized Children Through Community Collaboration

The Circle of Care has launched the 'Handle with Care' initiative to assist children who have experienced violence and trauma. This program fosters collaboration between law enforcement and schools, ensuring that affected children receive timely and effective support. Key to the initiative are free ...
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Illinois Valley College Board to Discuss Campus Renovations and New Agriculture Building March 6

The Illinois Valley Community College Board of Trustees Facilities Committee will meet on March 6, 2025, at 5 PM in Board Room C307. The agenda includes updates on the Facility Master Plan, 2025 campus renovations, and the new agriculture building. Recommendations will be presented ...
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High Fire Risk Alert from Strong Winds and Warm Temps on Friday

Strong northwest winds and unseasonably warm temperatures create a perilous environment with a very high risk of spreading fire on Friday, February 28, 2025. The dry conditions, compounded by low relative humidity, have prompted the issuing a red flag warning. Residents are advised to ...
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Princeton City Council Meeting February 18, 2025

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from February 18, 2025.
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Bottom Road Closure Alert for Brush Removal Operations Beginning February 28th

Starting tomorrow, February 28th, Bottom Road will be closed from 2190 East Street to 2350 East Street due to brush removal operations. The closure will be in effect from 7 AM to 5 PM, and it is expected to last until the end of ...
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Kellie OConnell Named New CEO of American Red Cross Illinois

Kellie O'Connell has taken on the role of Regional Chief Executive Officer for the American Red Cross of Illinois, succeeding Celena Roldán Sarillo. Her appointment brings over two decades of expertise in nonprofit and governmental sectors, marking a strategic step forward for the organization. ...
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Former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar Battles Advanced Pancreatic Cancer with Resilience and Support

Former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar, known for his impactful leadership, has disclosed a serious health battle. Diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer, Edgar is approaching this challenge with the support of expert medical teams from Chicago's Rush University Medical Center and Mayo Clinic. Edgar’s tenure ...
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