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Streamlining Nutrition Support for Families with the New Illinois WIC EBT Card

The Henry & Stark County Health Department, together with First Choice Healthcare, is actively enhancing local maternal and child health through its WIC program. Offering vital nourishment and nutritional education, WIC is streamlining accessibility with a new Illinois WIC ...
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Safe Sharps Disposal Initiative Launches Across Henry and Stark Counties

The Henry & Stark County Health Department, in partnership with First Choice Healthcare Clinics, is addressing a critical public health concern by establishing Sharps Collection Kiosks across six locations. These kiosks, funded by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, offer ...
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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 ...
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Your Voice Matters in Shaping Our Patient Safety Presentation at Hammond-Henry

In preparation for the Patient Safety Presentation this March, Hammond-Henry Hospital is seeking public input to ensure the session addresses the most pertinent issues. They have launched an online survey, inviting everyone to highlight topics they believe should be ...
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Update – Annawan Public Works Repairing Water Leak on Main Street, Boil Order to Follow Water Restoration

As of 5 PM, water has been restored and a boil order is in effect. There is a water leak in the 200 block of Main Street (Route 6) in Annawan. As crews work on repairs, water service will be ...
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Join the Fun and Games at Vasa National Archives Tuesday Nights Through March 25th

The Vasa National Archive in Bishop Hill is rolling out a series of Game Nights each Tuesday evening. From January 21st to March 25th, community members are encouraged to gather from 6 to 8 PM, bringing along their preferred ...
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Unlock a New Language Skill with Black Hawk Colleges Spanish Course

Looking to pick up a new skill this year? Black Hawk College in Kewanee offers a fantastic opportunity to learn conversational Spanish through its Community Education Center. The course covers beginning-level grammar and is designed to give students a ...
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Johnna Fulcher of Geneseo Crowned the 67th Miss Illinois County Fair Queen

At the 114th Illinois Association of Agricultural Fairs Convention, Johnna Fulcher of Geneseo was crowned the 67th Miss Illinois County Fair Queen. The event, which took place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Springfield, brought together fair representatives from ...
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The Good News with Wethersfield 3rd Graders Kennedy and Maely on Staying Warm Outside

Wethersfield 3rd Grade students, Kennedy and Maely, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to bring "The Good News" on Friday mornings. Kennedy and Maely gave tips on staying warm and safe in the winter when outside, such as during recess at ...
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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 ...
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Kewanee Police Accepting Applications for Telecommunicator

Attention to those interested in a career in public safety: there's an opportunity to join the team as a telecommunicator, a crucial role dedicated to maintaining community safety. The application deadline is set for March 1, 2025, at 5 ...
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Preparing for Extreme Cold and Preventing Burst Pipes

As extreme cold hits the midwest, residents are advised to protect water lines from freezing temperatures. Key tips include insulating pipes, letting faucets drip lightly, and keeping indoor areas warm by opening cabinet doors and keeping garage doors shut. ...
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