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Unlock Your Future with Over $600,000 in Scholarships from the Quad Cities Community Foundation

The Quad Cities Community Foundation is offering over $600,000 in scholarships for the 2025 academic year. Local students across Iowa and Illinois are invited to apply for more than 70 different scholarships by February 15, 2025. These scholarships are ...
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The Boiler Shop with Seth and Russ Talk about Winter Sports at Kewanee High School

In this edition of the Boiler Shop, Seth Parlier and Russ Hughes talk about winter sports at Kewanee High School.
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The Boiler Shop Closes Out the Football Season and Looks to Winter Sports

In this edition of The Boiler Shop, Seth Parlier recaps the Kewanee High School Football season with Russ Hughes and Jeremy Peart and looks toward the winter sports season.
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Representative Ryan Spain Hosting Veterans Resource Fair in Princeton on December 2, 2024

State Representative Ryan Spain is hosting a Veterans Resources Fair on December 2nd from 10 AM to noon at the Bureau County Metro Center, located at 837 Park Avenue West in Princeton. This event offers free admission and provides ...
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Target of an Internet Crimes Against Children Investigation Fatally Shoots Their self During Arrest Attempt, ISP Investigating Shooting

In a tragic turn of events in Sheridan, an individual targeted in an Internet Crimes Against Children investigation died from a self-inflicted gunshot during an arrest attempt by LaSalle County Sheriff's deputies. The incident occurred on November 21, 2024, ...
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Kewanee City Council Meeting Agenda for November 25, 2024

The Kewanee City Council will meet on Monday, November 25th, at 7 PM. The meeting will be carried out live on our WKEI RegionalMediaNews.com Facebook page. The agenda and notes from the packet are below. You can find the background ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Henry County Farm Bureau Katie Laleman Talks Winter Programs and Bushels for Hunger Food Drive

In its 15th year, the Bushels for Hunger Grain Drive continues to make significant impacts in fighting hunger. Farmers across Mercer, Henry, and Rock Island are donating portions of their harvests—corn, grain, and soybeans—to aid the River Bend Food ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties RaeAnn Tucker Talks Food Safety, Lung Cancer, and Vaping added to Smoke-Free Illinois Act

RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark County Health Departments joined Seth Parlier on Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about food safety on Thanksgiving, Lung Cancer Awareness, and vaping, which has been added to the Smoke-Free Illinois Act. The ...
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Send Your Wishes to Santa and Spark Your Childs Creativity through the “Letters to Santa” Program

In an enchanting holiday initiative, children are given the chance to connect directly with Santa Claus through the "Letters to Santa" program. The Birth to Five Illinois Region 28 features several dedicated mailboxes where kids can drop their wish ...
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Celebrating Community Spirit at Geneseo Stewart Lodge 42nd Annual Thanksgiving Feast

The Geneseo Stewart Lodge #92 A.F. & A.M. is set to host its 42nd Annual Appreciation Dinner. Set for November 24, from 11 AM to 1 PM, at 313 West Eld Street, the event is a longstanding tradition of ...
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Henry County Sheriff’s Office Urges Residents to Get Winter Weather Ready

As the chill of winter sets in across the Midwest, the Henry County Sheriff's Office urges residents to brace for the seasonal challenges on the road. Snow and ice are expected to create slippery conditions, escalating the risk of ...
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Henry County Sheriff’s Office STEP Enforcement Results for 2024

In Henry County, a year-long traffic enforcement initiative has significantly impacted local road safety. The Sheriff's Office, utilizing federal grants, focused on key issues like speeding and impaired driving. Deputies issued 24 citations and made 3 arrests, including 5 ...
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