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Court Updates from July 15, 2024

Joseph Menold:  Joseph Menold has hired a private attorney.  Attorney Camp was allowed to withdraw as the public defender in the case. A 402 Conference is scheduled for August 6, 2024, at 1 PM. A Final Pre-Trial is scheduled for ...
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Farnham Street Closed in Galesburg for Sewer Repairs until Friday, July 26th

Beginning immediately, Farnham Street is closed to all traffic, except local traffic, between Main and Mulberry Streets, for sewer repairs, which expect to be completed by 3 PM on Friday, July 26, 2024.
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Illinois Department of Natural Resources Offers Tips to Stay Safe Should You Encounter a Black Bear

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is issuing a warning to citizens about the likelihood of encountering black bears this summer. As bear populations exist in nearby states, there have already been several confirmed sightings across multiple counties in ...
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Kewanee Man Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Weapons and Drug Charges

A Kewanee man learned where his immediate future was leading at his sentencing hearing on July 1, 2024. Tyler Westefer will turn 22 years old in prison this month. Westefer accepted a partially negotiated plea deal on May 6th. ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties with Kewanee Mayor Gary Moore

Kewanee Mayor Gary Moore joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the Kewanee City Council Meeting from Monday night. Three of the agenda items were for the Kewanee Fire Department.  The council approved the lowest bidder for construction to fix ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties with Kewanee Superintendent Rebecca Baney

New Kewanee School District Superintendent, Mrs. Rebecca Baney, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties for her first radio interview as the new Superintendent to talk about storm damage at Kewanee High School and Central School, EVA, honoring retired Superintendent Dr. Chris ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Prairie Chicken Arts Festival Part 3

Dianne and Deirdre joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the many kid's activities on Friday and Saturday, including face painting and two magic shows at New View Furniture. Moore Tires is bringing tires for the pedal car track again. ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Galva Levitt Amp Performer Mozzy Dee on July 21st

Mozzy Dee performed live on Sunday at the very popular outdoor music concert series, Galva Levitt Amp. Mozzy Dee joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss her music and inspirations. Mozzy Dee is from El Paso, "El Chuco", Texas. Her ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties OSF Health Care Clinics with Holly Gustafson-Hicks and Samantha Rux

Holly Gustafson-Hicks and Samantha Rux joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss new clinic hours and lab assistant Kathy Meyer celebrating 50 years of service to OSF Healthcare. The Kewanee clinic will be open from 7 AM to 5 PM ...
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Free Swim, Clothes, and School Supplies on July 27th at Northeast Park

In Kewanee, an exciting community event is just around the corner! On July 27, 2024, locals can enjoy a free afternoon at Northeast Oasis Pool, thanks to a collaboration between the Rotary Club of Kewanee, First Christian Church, Salvation ...
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Kewanee Park District Parks Remain Closed from Tree Damage by Tornadoes

The Kewanee Park District announced that Windmont, Chautauqua, and Baker Park Pleasure Drive remain closed due to heavy tree damage from the two tornadoes that struck Kewanee last week. "We are working with our insurance and local tree companies ...
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Watermain Break in the 500 Block of Tenney Street July 22nd

Residents and businesses in the 500 block of Tenney Street area may experience rusty water and/or low water pressure due to a watermain break.  It is unknown now if the water will be shut off and require a boil ...
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