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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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Kewanee Back When Wednesday Dave Clarke Talks with Dean Karau and his Book on Walter Bailey

Dave Clarke and Dean Kauau joined Wake Up Tri-Counties for a Way Back Wednesday edition of Kewanee Back When about Walter T. Bailey and his architectural creations around our area and afar from Dean Karau's new book on Walter ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Good Fellows Christmas Food Baskets Urgently Need Financial Donations

President Amron Buchanan and Vice President Ken Knowles joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about Good Fellow Christmas Baskets. Amron and Ken said they have enough volunteers but are in dire need of donations. The food bill was $36,645 ...
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Prepare for Winter in Galesburg with Essential Snow Parking Guidelines

As Galesburg braces for the winter snow season, residents are urged to follow specific protocols for snow removal and parking. The city implements a parking prohibition across all streets, excluding the central business district, whenever snow accumulation hits two ...
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Stay Safe This Thanksgiving by Preventing Cooking Fires

The American Red Cross emphasizes the high risk of cooking fires during Thanksgiving, noting it as the peak time for such incidents. With cooking fires comprising 44% of all home fires in the United States, the organization provides crucial ...
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Celebrating Unsung Heroes on National Public Health Thank You Day on November 25, 2024

The Henry and Stark County Health Department is set to mark November 25, 2024, as National Public Health Thank You Day, honoring the tireless efforts of public health workers. These professionals play a pivotal role in safeguarding community health ...
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Henry & Stark County Health Department Urges Action for Lung Cancer Awareness Month

As November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month, the Henry & Stark County Health Department is reminding residents of the critical importance of lung health and the dangers of smoking. Lung cancer, the deadliest cancer globally, can be triggered by ...
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Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen Will Vote Against Terror Financing Bill After Talking with Constituents

On November 21st, Congressman Eric Sorensen of Illinois announced he would oppose H.R. 9495, the Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act, after feedback from constituents and nonprofit leaders. The bill, aimed at curbing terror financing, has ...
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Representative Dan Swanson Thanked the Henry and Stark County Health Departments on the Illinois House Floor

In a recent initiative by the Henry County and Stark County Health Departments in Illinois, 21 individuals underwent Lyme Disease screenings and testing, an effort highlighted by State Representative Dan Swanson on the Illinois House floor. This proactive health ...
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Colson Welgat Signed Letter of Intent to Play Baseball at Spoon River College

In a celebratory moment for Kewanee High School, senior Colson Welgat has committed to continuing his baseball career at Spoon River College in Canton, Illinois. A standout infielder, Welgat has been a key player for the KHS baseball team, ...
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Paving New Roads to Opportunity at the Black Hawk College Highway Construction Program

The Highway Construction Careers Training Program (HCCTP) at Black Hawk College has celebrated another successful group of graduates. This fall, twelve students completed the rigorous 450-hour program designed to prepare participants for careers in construction and boost the representation ...
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