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Kewanee, Wethersfield, and Annawan Seniors Receive Certificate of Recognition by the Illinois House of Representatives

Representative Travis Weaver announced on his Facebook page that Kewanee, Wethersfield, and Annawan High School students were awarded a Certificate of Recognition from the Illinois House of Representatives.  Cooper Bates, Dillon Horrie, and Olivia Goodley were awarded for their ...
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Three Wethersfield Students Received Awards from Rotary Club of Kewanee at Honors Breakfast

The Rotary Club of Kewanee recognizes the top 5% and vocational students of each graduating class each year in the Kewanee area. Jon Looney presented Traidan Hier, Landon Sauer, and Caleb McGill with awards at the Wethersfield Honors Breakfast. ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties OSF Healthcare to Hold Senior Health Fairs in Bureau and Henry County

Today on Wake Up Tri-Counties OSF Healthcare announced plans to hold a Senior Health Fair in both Kewanee and in Princeton. The Senior Health Fair is being held in conjunction with the Henry County and Bureau County Senior Centers ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties A Tribute to Brock Tumbleson

Friend of the community and friend of WKEI radio, Brock Tumbleson, passed away over the weekend. Brock, a former Kewanee Citizen of the Year, has been a major part of the Kewanee community for most of his life. Whether ...
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Moline Police Department Investigating Double Homicide

In Moline, Illinois, a tragic double homicide has shaken the local community. Early in the morning on May 5th, police were called to a residence on the 1800 block of 31st Street, where they discovered two young males, aged ...
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Moline Police Negotiate and De-Escalate Barricaded Stand Off

In Moline, Illinois, a tense standoff ended peacefully yesterday as 27-year-old Cayne Wilford surrendered to police after barricading himself in a garage with a firearm. The incident began around 11:30 AM when authorities were alerted to a domestic disturbance. ...
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Galesburg Fire Department Battles Structure Fire on Brooks Street

Galesburg Fire Department tackled a significant blaze at 538 E. Brooks Street, involving some structures last Saturday. Three fire stations and 11 duty personnel responded to the fire that engulfed a shed and slightly damaged a house porch and ...
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Finnish Field Day Coming to Vasa National Archives in Bishop Hill

The quaint world of hobby horse riding, a blend of athleticism and whimsy that dates back centuries, is showcasing its charm and competitive spirit at the Vasa National Archive this week. This delightful event, scheduled for May 25th from ...
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Rock Island Artists Market Returns for 2024 Season

Rock Island is gearing up for a vibrant celebration of creativity at the Rock Island Artists’ Market. Starting this June and running every second Sunday through October, the event will take place from noon to 5 pm at Skeleton ...
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Names Released in Fatal Car Vs. Bicycle Crash on Friday Night

Two Kewanee men have been identified in the fatal car versus bicycle accident south of Kewanee by the Henry County Sheriff’s and Coroner’s Offices Sunday night. Tyler Bliss, 31, was traveling south on Highway 34 when a 2005 Dodge ...
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Wethersfield Kindergarten Kids Raised $1,000 Selling Lemonade

On Friday, May 3rd, Kindergarten students at Wethersfield Elementary School sold lemonade to raise money for School Resource Officer, Chris Woods. The kids raised $1,000 Friday afternoon to help SRO Chris Woods in his battle against cancer. The Kewanee ...
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Best Part of Wildlife Rehabilitation is Releasing Them Back to the Wild

While it may be hard, releasing a wild animal back to their home or a new home in the wild is the best feeling in the world. You can't help but love the wild babies after weeks or months ...
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