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Ring in 2024 with Literary Magic at Princeton Librarys Virtual New Years Bash

Princeton Public Library is hosting a virtual celebration for New Year's Eve 2024. Instead of an in-person event, the library will showcase literary characters' antics through its Facebook page. Viewers can enjoy the festivities from home and make donations online, by mail, or in ...
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Fostering Sustainable Agriculture Emily Hansen Joins University of Illinois Extension

The University of Illinois Extension has recently appointed Emily Hansen as the new Commercial Agriculture Educator. Serving Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall, and Putnam counties, Hansen brings a strong background in soil health and sustainable practices from her farming roots and academic research. She has initiated ...
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Discover the Flavors of the Mediterranean Upcoming Culinary Event in Sheffield

Sheffield will host 'Cooking the Mediterranean Way' on January 14, 2025, at Cornerstone Community Wellness. The event, led by Susan Glassman from the University of Illinois Extension, focuses on the benefits of the Mediterranean diet and offers practical cooking tips. Attendees will learn to ...
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Illinois Defending Reproductive Freedom with New Anti-Discrimination Law

Starting January 1st, Illinois will enforce a new law ensuring that no individual faces discrimination based on their reproductive health decisions. This legislation, signed into effect by Governor JB Pritzker, extends protections against discrimination in areas including employment, housing, and financial services. It covers ...
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Illinois Pioneers Worker Protection with New Caregiver Anti-Discrimination Law

Starting January 1, 2025, Illinois will enforce a new law that protects workers involved in caregiving from employment discrimination. This law, known as Public Act 103-0797, ensures that employers cannot base decisions on an employee's family responsibilities. These protections extend to various employment processes, ...
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Family of Keith Raulerson Asking for Help Solving Keith’s Death in Wyanet

Denise Raulerson is asking for help from the public regarding the death of her 18-year-old son, Keith Alexander Raulerson, on December 22, 2024, in Wyanet. His Aunt reached out to RegionalMediaNews, asking us to inform the public and ask people to contact the Wyanet ...
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Stay Protected This Season as Illinois Faces Rise in Respiratory Illnesses

The Illinois Department of Public Health has reported a moderate increase in respiratory illnesses in Illinois, highlighting a rise in hospital and ICU admissions. Health officials urge vaccination and good hygiene practices to protect vulnerable populations during holiday gatherings. Vaccines and antiviral treatments are ...
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Illinois State Trooper Clay Carns Fatally Struck Near Channahon, Driver Charged with Scott’s Law Violation

The Illinois State Police are mourning the loss of 35-year-old Trooper Clay M. Carns. Trooper Carns has been with the Illinois State Police for 11 years and was struck by a vehicle while clearing debris from I-55 near Channahon on Monday night. Despite prompt ...
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Explore Nature from Home with Expert-Led Winter Webinars

The University of Illinois Extension announces the Master Naturalist Winter Webinar Series beginning January 21, 2025. This online event offers presentations on birds, indigenous history, and wetland ecology by experts Dr. Daniel Goldberg, Dr. Robert Morrissey, and Dr. Leo Gaskins. The webinars aim to ...
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Empowering Farmers with Sustainable Practices This Winter in Oglesby

The University of Illinois Extension announces a program series titled 'Sustainability on the Farm' to be held this winter in Oglesby. The series aims to educate farmers and landowners on sustainable agricultural practices, featuring sessions on cover crops, wildlife habitat, and more. Experts from ...
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Join the 4-H Adventure in Bureau County for the 2024-2025 Season

Bureau County 4-H is inviting new and returning families to sign up for the 2024-2025 year. Hosted by the University of Illinois Extension, this leading youth program offers diverse hands-on experiences for youth aged 5 to 18. Registration for new members closes on May ...
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Winter 2025 Pesticide Applicator Testing Announced by University of Illinois Extension

The University of Illinois Extension is offering certification tests for pesticide applicators in winter 2025 across multiple counties. Sessions are organized with the Illinois Department of Agriculture and require pre-registration—no walk-ins. Attendees must bring a simple function calculator; smart devices are prohibited. There is no ...
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