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Eric Sorensen Appointed to House Armed Services Committee

Congressman Eric Sorensen of Illinois' 17th District has been appointed to the House Armed Services Committee with additional roles on the Subcommittee on Readiness and the Subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land Forces. These positions bolster his capacity to support the Rock Island Arsenal ...
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Senator Li Arellano Jr. “Valentines for Seniors” Card Drive through February 7th

State Senator Li Arellano, Jr., is inviting the public to participate in the 'Valentines for Seniors' card drive. This initiative aims to brighten the lives of elderly residents in nursing homes and assisted-living facilities by distributing handmade Valentine cards. Senator Arellano urges the 37th ...
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Illinois Valley Basketball Games Rescheduled Amid Cancellation for Weather

Due to severe weather conditions, the Illinois Valley Community College has postponed the January 21st basketball games. The IVCC Athletic Department confirmed that the women's and men's teams will now face Kishwaukee on January 28th. The women’s game tips off at 5:30 p.m., followed ...
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Fire Departments Battle Intense Fire in Frozen Temperatures in Walnut Monday

In a massive firefighting effort that stretched into the frigid evening on January 20, 2025, multiple fire departments responded to a severe chimney fire at a residence in Walnut. The incident escalated quickly, prompting Walnut Fire Chief Robert Miller to issue a second to ...
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Join the Excitement at the 26th Annual IVCC Eagles Softball Clinic

Illinois Valley Community College's softball team is set to host its 26th annual Eagles Softball Clinic on February 15th and 16th. The event, aimed at grade school and junior high students, will feature instruction in various softball skills. There are two sessions each day, ...
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Stay Safe This Winter with Essential Carbon Monoxide and Heating Tips

The Illinois State Fire Marshal's Office is stressing the importance of carbon monoxide safety and proper heating practices this winter. Residents are encouraged to have their heating systems inspected, change furnace filters regularly, and ensure smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are functioning. The Office ...
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Unleash Creativity at the Princeton “Junk Journal” Workshop for Youth

The University of Illinois Extension is set to host a Junk Journal Workshop in Princeton, offering a creative outlet for youth. This free hybrid event, scheduled for February 17, encourages participants to craft unique journals from everyday materials, exploring techniques such as collage and ...
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Record-Breaking Support from Eagles Peak Food Pantry Transforms Student Life at IVCC

Illinois Valley Community College's Eagles Peak Food Pantry served a record number of students and their families in 2024, providing essential food supplies to over 2,030 individuals, representing 196 households. With the help of volunteers and donations, the pantry has grown and adapted to ...
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Celebrating Legacy and Innovation at Illinois Valley Community College

Illinois Valley Community College recently honored nine retired professionals with the emeritus title, recognizing their contributions to education. Additionally, the Board of Trustees approved a new Early Childhood Education certificate aimed at developing leadership in childcare. The certificate program, still pending state approval, is ...
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Man Jumps from Illinois River Bridge in Putnam County

Authorities are currently investigating a tragic incident that occurred on January 16th on the Illinois River Bridge along Route 89 in Putnam County. A person reportedly jumped into the river from the bridge. Despite a swift and extensive rescue effort involving state and local ...
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Stay Safe and Protect Your Pets as Temperatures Plummet

The Henry County Office of Emergency Management reminds residents to be safe as an arctic airmass moves into the region Sunday through Tuesday. According to the National Weather Service, dangerous wind chills are expected after midnight tonight through Monday morning. Wind chills between -15 ...
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Free Books for Young Minds in Bureau and Henry Counties

In Bureau County and Henry County, a fantastic opportunity for young children is available through the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, which offers free books every month to children under the age of 5. This program is designed to inspire a love of reading and ...
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