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Wake Up Tri-Counties Galva Mayor Volkert talks Fees, Halloween, and Hydrant Flushing

Galva Mayor Rich Volkert joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about the October 7, 2024, Galva City Council Meeting. Dixline was honored at the meeting for their 100 years of service in Galva. Dixline is a fourth-generation run business.  ...
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Field Fire Shut Down Eastbound Interstate 80 on Wednesday as 14 Fire Agencies Battled the Fire

Yesterday, October 9, 2024, emergency crews tackled a substantial brush fire along Interstate 80, affecting areas from mile marker 64 to 65 eastbound, and spreading into a nearby cornfield. Dry conditions quickly escalated the fire's reach, prompting authorities to ...
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Kewanee Care Home Raising Money for Trunk-or-Treat with a Michael Kors Purse Raffle

Attention fashion enthusiasts and community supporters! You have just a few days left to participate in the exciting Michael Kors purse raffle. Mark your calendars; the lucky winner will be announced on October 16, 2024. Raffle tickets are priced ...
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A/W Titans and the Farmington Farmers are Collecting Supplies for Hurricane Victims on October 11, 2024

The Friday Night Lights at the Annawan-Wethersfield Titan's game will look a little different. In an inspiring display of community spirit, the Annawan-Wethersfield Titans and the Farmington Farmers are joining forces tonight at the Titan’s home game. They’re not ...
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Enter Now for the Festive Lighted Parade before the Windmont and Northeast Parks Lighting on December 8, 2024

As the holiday season brightens, Windmont and Northeast Park are set to dazzle with their 18th annual lighting event this December 8th. Before the parks are set aglow, the streets will come alive with the Lighted Parade, an enchanting ...
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Congressman Eric Sorensen Calls on Congress to Pass Disaster Relief

In the wake of Hurricane Milton's landfall in Florida and the devastation left by Hurricane Helene, Congressman Eric Sorensen—America's sole meteorologist in Congress—has issued a strong appeal for congressional action. Citing his extensive experience with extreme weather, Sorensen emphasizes ...
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Illinois State Police Strengthening Communities Through Faith and Law Enforcement Collaboration

As part of the National Faith & Blue weekend from October 11th to 14th, 2024, the Illinois State Police (ISP) are collaborating with faith-based groups for community-strengthening events. These collaborative efforts aim to foster stronger bonds between law enforcement ...
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Freedom House Awarded a $15,000 Grant for the Youth Therapy and Counseling Program

Freedom House, a key advocate for victims of domestic and sexual violence, has recently been granted $15,000 by the Community Foundation of Central Illinois (CFCI). This funding boosts the agency’s Youth Therapy and Counseling program, providing vital services like ...
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Derick Carlock Named Abilities Plus Achiever of the Month for September 2024

A big congratulations goes out to Derick Carlock for being named the Abilities Plus Achiever of the Month for September. According to Abilities Plus, Derick was nominated because he has always met his monthly goals. He participates in several ...
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Empowering Caregivers with Virtual Support for Alzheimers Challenges

The HAP Foundation, in collaboration with the Alzheimer's Association and RUSH, has launched virtual support groups for caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer's and Dementia-related diseases. Funded by the Illinois Public Health Association, these sessions offer a platform for sharing ...
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What Illinois Storm Victims Need to Know About FEMA Assistance and the Application Status Letter

Illinois residents affected by the severe storms from July 13 to 16, 2024, will receive a FEMA letter explaining their application status for disaster assistance. The letter outlines steps for approved grants and instructions for those not approved, including ...
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McCombie Files Voter Integrity Bill

This week Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie filed legislation to require proof of citizenship during voter registration. This bill is a proactive step toward enhancing voter integrity and election security, which are cornerstones of a functioning democracy. “Protecting the democratic process ...
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