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Professional Women’s Network Committee Hosts Real Colors Personality

The Sauk Valley Area Chamber of Commerce’s Professional Women’s Network (PWN) will host a Real Colors workshop presented by Karla Belzer on April 29 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Woodlawn Arts Academy. Join PWN for an engaging, hands-on workshop that uses the Real ...
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First Student Running on Agreement

A tentative agreement has been reached between First Student school bus drivers and the company, bringing relief to families in the Sterling and Rock Falls districts. The union and company negotiations had intensified, with a strike planned for this week that threatened to disrupt ...
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Put The Phone Away or Pay

In recognition of Distracted Driving Awareness Month, the Whiteside County Sheriff's Office is partnering with the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Illinois State Police and local law enforcement agencies across Illinois to step up enforcement efforts throughout April. Motorists can expect increased patrols looking ...
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Human Trafficking Awareness Training Empowers Educators to Protect At-Risk Youth on April 21, 2026

The number of identified child victims of human trafficking worldwide has surged by 31% between 2019 and 2022, highlighting a growing crisis. In response, the Center for Prevention of Abuse is offering a specialized training session called Human Trafficking 101: An Introductory Training for ...
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4-H ServSafe Manager Certification Course at SVCC

Students interested in a future in food service can take a big step forward this spring. The University of Illinois Extension is offering the 4-H ServSafe Manager Certification Course, designed for teens ages 14 to 18. Sessions take place April 14th and 15th, from ...
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McCombie Property Tax Legislation Given Committee Approval

Recent reports indicate that Township Officials of Illinois (TOI) and various local assessors are pushing for more aggressive property tax assessments on portable sheds and similar temporary structures across the state. Apparently assessors in numerous counties are targeting sheds that are not permanently fixed to ...
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Supporting Survivors and Preventing Sexual Violence During Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), dedicated to shedding light on sexual violence and promoting prevention within our communities. Survivors often remain silent due to fear or shame, but campaigns like “Start by Believing” emphasize the importance of listening and supporting without judgment. ...
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Illinois Launches 2026 Photography Contest for Youth Highlighting Agriculture and Scholarships by June 12, 2026

Young shutterbugs across Illinois have a new opportunity to show off their skills as State Treasurer Michael Frerichs announces the 2026 Cream of the Crop Photography Contest. Aimed at students aged 8 to 18, the contest celebrates Illinois agriculture through the lens of its ...
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Illinois Residents Warned About Spike in DMV Text Message Scams

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is cautioning residents about a spike in fake text messages claiming to be from his office or the DMV. These fraudulent texts threaten severe penalties such as license suspension or vehicle registration cancellation and urge recipients to click ...
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City of Morrison Announces Temporary City Hall Closures

The City of Morrison would like to inform residents, businesses and other stakeholders that City Hall will be closed intermittently through July 2026 to accommodate staff training and the implementation of a new computer system. These closures are necessary as the City transitions to an ...
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Illinois Completes Statewide Upgrade to Next Generation 911 Emergency Services

Illinois has completed a major update to its 911 emergency services, with all 169 Public Safety Answering Points statewide now operating on Next Generation 911, or NG911. This new technology replaces the traditional voice-based system with a secure, IP-based network, offering more accurate call ...
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Rec Center Delays at Sterling High School

Ongoing construction at Sterling High School’s new student recreation center has hit a delay, with winter weather shifting the anticipated opening day to January 1, 2027. Despite these setbacks, excitement remains high for the $11 million project, which promises to deliver a state-of-the-art facility ...
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