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Moline Parks Announces Bass Street Landing Trail Closure

In Moline, Illinois, there is an important update for nature enthusiasts and bikers alike. Starting from Monday, February 5, 2024, the section of the bike path running through Bass Street Landing will be temporarily closed. This is due to ...
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Levitt Amp Galva Offering Some Donation Math for Folks Looking to Support the Concert Series

In Galva, an effort is underway to bring the Levitt AMP Music Series back this summer. Organizers need to raise $30,000 and are asking the town’s 2,400 residents to pitch in. In a social media post, fundraising chair Mindy ...
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Kewanee Kiwanis Makes Generous Donation to Kewanee Key Club

In a commendable display of community support, the Kewanee Kiwanis Club recently presented a generous donation to the Kewanee High School Key Club. The gift, amounting to $1,905, was given during the club's weekly meeting. This financial boost is ...
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Kewanee Public Works Using ‘Hot Box’ to Fill Potholes

In a significant upgrade for the city's Public Works, a hot box has been acquired. This equipment will keep repair materials at optimal temperatures for extended periods, enabling Public Works crews to fill more potholes efficiently, without frequent trips ...
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Kewanee Girls Postgame Podcast Hall Defeats Kewanee

The Kewanee Girls Basketball team celebrated Senior Night by honoring seniors Avery Yepsen and Hannah Tiska and their families on Thursday night. Unfortunately, the could not send them out with a win. The Hall Lady Devils were dominant on ...
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Peoria Teen Faces New Charge for Threatening a Judge

In Peoria, Illinois, an inmate has found himself faced with an additional charge for threatening a county judge. Earlier this week, Taiwand Hughes, an 18-year-old detained for firing a gun into a house, verbally threatened Judge Mark Gilles, the ...
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FCC Warns Low Income Illinois Residents Could Lose Affordable Internet Access

In a week's time, The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) won't accept new enrollments, warns FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel. This could leave more than 694,922 Illinois households at risk of losing affordable internet access. The ACP has connected nearly 23 ...
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IDOI Reports Record High Enrollment for Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Marketplace

The Illinois Department of Insurance reports a record-high 16% increase in enrollees for the 2024 Affordable Care Act's Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment. Approximately 398,814 Illinois residents signed up for coverage during this period. Officials now turn attention to ...
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IL Senator Duckworth Speaks About Attacks in Jordan on Senate Floor

U.S. Senator and combat veteran Tammy Duckworth fervently addressed the Senate following a recent Iran-backed attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. Three American servicemembers were tragically lost in the attack. Duckworth, who sits on both the Armed Services ...
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IRS Warning Taxpayers to Carefully Choose Tax Preparers

The IRS has issued a reminder encouraging taxpayers to carefully select a tax return professional, pointing out that incorrect or fraudulent filings can result in severe penalties. The authority warns about "ghost" preparers who fail to sign tax returns ...
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Illinois Farm Bureau Releases Statement Regarding Effort to Protect Family Farms

The Illinois Farm Bureau has released a statement regarding legislative efforts to protect family farms..."Members of the Illinois General Assembly announced today the Family Farm Preservation Act, a bipartisan effort to protect farm families and their land by updating ...
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Wethersfield Names Teens of the Month for February

In partnership with RegionalMediaNews.com and Peoples National Bank, Wethersfield High School announced their Teens of the Month for the Month of February...Cora Hodge - Cora was picked because she is an involved leader in the High School. She earns ...
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