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Sterling Man Identified as Armed Offender in Mt. Prospect Shooting

On Thursday, July 31st, members of the Whiteside County Sheriff's Office assisted the Mount Prospect Police Department in locating and arresting Bashkim Rockwell, 38, of 206 8th Avenue, Sterling, Illinois. Rockwell was taken into custody without incident in Sterling following an investigation into a ...
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The First Make A Famer Festival Saturday in Prophetstown

Prophetstown, Illinois is buzzing with excitement as the Make a Farmer Festival unfolds at Eclipse Square and Main Street. Visitors can explore a vibrant car, truck, and tractor show, and place bids in both live and silent auctions. Entertainment fills the air, courtesy of talented ...
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Crime Stoppers Remembers Glenda Bruins

From left to right Crime Stopper Member Sally Douglas, Criminal Justice Coordinator Mike Wolfley, Sheriff John Booker, Chief Alex Chavira Whiteside County Crime Stoppers   Whiteside County Crime Stoppers is saddened by the passing of longtime member Glenda Bruins. Glenda dedicated many years to supporting Crime ...
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154th Annual Whiteside County Fair

 “Friend of the Fair” honorees. Since 1989, the board has sought to honor those who have made an extra effort to support and make the annual Fair as much fun as possible for all those who participate and attend the many shows and events. The ...
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SVACC Professional Women’s Network Committee Hosts “Words at Work,” 

Local professionals are invited to attend “Words at Work,” a dynamic workshop hosted by the Sauk Valley Area Chamber of Commerce’s Professional Women’s Network on Wednesday, September 24th. Dr. Jon Mandrell, Chief Academic Officer at Sauk Valley Community College, leads the 90-minute session spotlighting ...
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Senator Chesney Reacts to Governor Pritzker’s Decision to Help Texas Democrats Shirk Mapmaking Responsibilities

As Texas Democrats flee their state to avoid redistricting duties and take refuge in Illinois, State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) is drawing attention to the complete hypocrisy being displayed by Illinois Governor JB Pritzker: “JB Pritzker blatantly lied to the people of Illinois when he ...
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Keep Kids Safe as School Year Begins

As students across Whiteside County head back to school soon, Sheriff John F. Booker is reminding drivers, parents, and the community to take extra precautions to keep children safe.  "Our children are our most precious resource, and it's everyone's responsibility to help them get to ...
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Registration Open for Fall and School- Year Programs at Woodlawn Arts Academy

Registration for fall and school-year arts education programs is now open at Woodlawn Arts Academy in Sterling. The Academy offers visual arts, dance, music, theater, culinary and education classes and workshops for children and adults of all ages, along with a private, arts-based preschool ...
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WIU Alumni Association Hosting Tailgates for Visits to Illinois, Northwestern

Are you ready for some football? The Western Illinois University Alumni Association and WIU Athletics will host pregame tailgates before the Fighting Leathernecks take on Big Ten opponents University of Illinois Friday, August 29th, and Northwestern University Friday, September 5th, in Western’s first two ...
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August Job Search Workshop

The Sterling Public Library will be hosting a job search workshop Tuesday, August 12th, from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. at the library. Representatives from Business Employment Skills Team, Inc. (BEST, Inc.) and Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) will be on hand to share ...
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Clinton Symphony Has a New Conductor

Clinton Symphony Orchestra has a new conductor for its 72nd concert season. Dr. Silas Nathanial Huff, who conducted the orchestra for last December’s concert has been named Interim Music Director and Conductor. “We mutually enjoyed our time together for that concert, and we’re happy to ...
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Senator Andrew Chesney Responds to of Anti-Gun Rights Bills

On Monday, Governor JB Pritzker signed into law two new bills that further erode Second Amendment rights in the State of Illinois. Upon learning of the signing of Senate Bill 8 and House Bill 1373, State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) issued the following statement: “These ...
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