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OSF HealthCare King Care-A-Van Mobile Health Unit at Bureau County Fair August 22nd to 24th

OSF HealthCare will feature its OSF OnCall King Care-A-Van at the Bureau County Fair from August 22 to August 24. This mobile health unit offers clinic services, wellness checks, and education about chronic diseases and health management. The initiative, supported by donors Don and ...
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Nominations for IVCC Board of Trustees Election Opens on August 20th

The nomination period for the Illinois Valley Community College Board of Trustees election opens on August 20, 2024. Prospective candidates can collect packets from Sandra Beard in the President's Office, Room C-301, at the campus located at 815 Orlando Smith Road, Oglesby, Illinois. Two ...
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Budget Cuts Threaten Child Victim Services from Braveheart Children’s Advocacy Center

Braveheart Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) relies on government funding to support hundreds of child crime victims annually in Bureau, Henry, Marshall, Putnam, and Stark counties. The Braveheart Children's Advocacy Center faces severe challenges following a significant $600 million cut in the Victims of Crime ...
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LaSalle County Sheriff’s Office Labor Day Drive Sober Enforcement Campaign

The LaSalle County Sheriff's Office is partnering with the Illinois State Police to increase enforcement efforts to stop impaired driving and save lives during the busy Labor Day Weekend. "No matter how you plan to celebrate summer's end, make sure you do it safely." ...
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Friends of the Hennepin Hike on August 18, 2024, at Lock 21

The August Friends of the Hennepin "Kingfisher" Hike is on August 18, 2024, at 1:30 PM, from Lock 17 to Lock 21, which is about 3.2 miles. Participants should meet at Lock 21 (Lift Bridge) at 1:30 PM and will be shuttled to Lock ...
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Kids Learned and Had Fun at the Science FUNdamentals Camp at IVCC

The children who attended the Science FUNdamentals camp at Illinois Valley Community College got to have fun and learn about chemistry and science during the two-hour camp. The students hypothesized whether objects could float or sink in water while they explored density, and then ...
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Governor Pritzker Proclaims August 11th as 811 Day to Call JULIE before Digging

At the request of the Illinois Commerce Commission, Governor JB Pritzker proclaimed August 11, 2024, as 811 Day, a reminder for both excavators and homeowners to make a crucial call to 811 before starting any digging. This safety measure aims to prevent disruptions and ...
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Interstate 80 East Closed By Plank Road In LaSalle County for Fatal Accident Investigation

Interstate 80 eastbound is closed for a fatal traffic accident at Plank Road in Peru in LaSalle County.  Traffic is being diverted onto Plank Road (milepost 73). Motorists should expect delays.
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Sheriff Campbell will Retire following Shooting Death of Sonya Massey by Sangamon County Deputy

The fatal shooting of Sonya Massey by a Sangamon County Sheriff's Office deputy has captured attention nationwide. After repeatedly refusing to step down as sheriff, Sheriff Campbell now intends to retire no later than August 31, 2024. Sonya Massey called 911 on July 6, ...
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Princeton City Council Meeting August 5, 2024

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from August 5, 2024 https://youtu.be/nxTNjWyZFZo?si=jx5-ewMS6bYAbAjG
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Part of Arlington Blacktop to Close Augutst 19th to October 4th for Structure Replacement

Arlington Blacktop will be closed between 2800 East and 2950 East Streets for structure replacement.  The closure is scheduled to begin on August 19, 2024, and be completed by October 4th.
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Blood Emergency Declared as Red Cross is in Dire Need of Blood Donations

The American Red Cross has reported a significant drop in blood supply, decreasing by more than 25% recently, attributed to a combination of extreme heat and increased travel. The shortage is particularly severe for type O blood, which is essential for emergency situations. In ...
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