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Kewanee Planning Commission Meeting Wednesday June 5th, 2024

The Kewanee Planning Commission is set to gather at the City Hall Council Chambers for a meeting on June 5th, 2024. The agenda features a  proposal from Taureen Bond, doing business as Timeout Pub & Grub, located at 200 ...
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Former Henry County Jail Administrator Appears in Court for Disseminating Sexual Images of Two Women

Former Henry County Jail Administrator, Jerrico Lessard, had his first appearance in court since he was issued a notice to appear for four counts of disseminating a sexual image without permission. Lee County State's Attorney Charles Boonstra and First ...
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Henry and Stark County Health Department Rounding Out May Mental Health Awareness Month

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Henry and Stark County Health Department and First Choice Healthcare are focusing on the theme "Where to Start – Mental Health in a Changing World." This initiative highlights the importance of ...
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Meet the New Kewanee Public Library Director Tonight

Want to meet and mingle with Cynthia Maxwell, the new director of the Kewanee Public Library, and get ice cream? There is a meet & mingle Ice Cream Social tonight, May 28th, from 4 to 6 PM at the ...
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Ameren Tips on What to Do if You See a Downed Power Line

In the wake of recent storms, residents are urged to exercise caution around downed power lines. Ameren Illinois remind us that these lines pose serious dangers. If you encounter a fallen power line, maintain a safe distance and immediately ...
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Henry and Stark County Health Department to Offer CPR Courses

In an effort to combat heart disease, the nation's leading killer, Henry and Stark County Health Departments alongside First Choice Healthcare are offering monthly CPR Certification Classes. These classes are vital as they teach participants critical life-saving techniques including ...
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National Weather Service Seeking Weather Reports from Friday’s Storms

The National Weather Service of the Quad Cities needs your help. They are asking for weather reports from residents in the shaded areas. From the NWS of the QC Facebook page, “We need your help again! It's been a busy ...
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Kewanee City Council Meeting Agenda for May 28, 2024

The Kewanee City Council meeting is on Tuesday because Monday is Memorial Day.  Join city officials and staff at the Memorial Day Ceremony at the Kewanee American Legion at 10 AM on Monday. The Kewanee City Council will meet ...
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Free Community Dinner at First Christian Church on May 25th

Saturday, May 24, 2024, the Next Generation of Christ is offering a free meal to anyone who needs it, from 5:30 to 7 PM. The Community Dinner includes deli sandwiches with sides and desserts. Free showers are also available ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties SoulTru Coming to the Levitt Amp Galva Music Series

When Terrance Banks was young, he took up poetry as a coping mechanism for a difficult childhood. That poetry eventually became song lyrics and when combined with his love for old school soul music, Soultru was born. SoulTru comes ...
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Learn Conversational Spanish and Create Art at Black Hawk Center in Kewanee in June

This June, Black Hawk College Community Education Center in Kewanee is offering a variety of educational and creative classes. Adults can join the conversational Spanish courses or dive into the world of fiber arts, including crochet and knitting, with ...
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Cambridge Man Released from Jail after Accepting a Plea for Probation and Time Served

A Cambridge man accepted a plea deal for his three pending cases on April 23, 2024, that allowed him to be released from the Henry County Jail for time served. Michael Moore received probation, jail time, fines, and a ...
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