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Legislation Sponsored by Senator Anderson to Address Wildlife Nuisance Challenges

In response to growing concerns from farmers and producers across the 47th Senate District, State Senator Neil Anderson (R-Andalusia) has sponsored legislation aimed at reducing wildlife-related damage to crops. Senate Bill 710, which passed unanimously in the State Senate on Thursday, offers practical solutions ...
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Mental Health Awareness Month at Memorial Hospital

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and Memorial Hospital is championing the message “Turn Awareness into Action.” Behavioral Health Coordinator Brock Stout emphasizes that recognizing mental health challenges in ourselves and others is just the first step. Taking action—whether by supporting neighbors, sharing personal ...
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Halpin: We Must Ensure Human Trafficking Perpetrators are Brought to Justice

Working alongside the hospitality and retail industries, State Senator Mike Halpin outlined his measure at a press conference Thursday to create a more targeted approach to combatting human trafficking.  “We must empower our local governments and law enforcement to keep tabs on businesses to make sure ...
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WIU School of Music Presents Symphony Orchestra Concert

The Western Illinois University School of Music presents a Symphony Orchestra Concert at 7:30 p.m. tonight, in the College of Fine Arts and Communication (COFAC) Recital Hall. The WIU Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Rich Cangro, interim director of orchestras and director of Music Education, will ...
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Rep. Norine Hammond – IL House Republicans Slam $6 Billion in Proposed Tax Hikes

Illinois House Republicans slammed proposals from progressive interest groups that would raise taxes by $6 billion on Illinois working families and businesses. At a Capitol news conference Thursday, Deputy Republican Leader Norine Hammond (R-Macomb) called the $6 billion in proposed tax hikes “outrageous and unacceptable.” This week, progressive ...
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Four Victims from Chatham YNOT Camp Identified, Medical Emergency May have Contributed to Crash

Illinois State Police (ISP) continue their investigation into a tragic crash that occurred on April 28 at the YNOT After School Camp in Chatham. A vehicle driven by Marianne Akers, 44, left the roadway, traveled through a field, and drove through the camp building, ...
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Join the Fun at Music Trivia Night to Support Hancock County Fights Cancer on June 21st

Memorial Hospital’s Environmental Services Department is inviting music lovers and trivia enthusiasts to a special Music Trivia Night on June 21, 2025. The event will take place at the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Carthage, with entry set at $15 per person. Teams can ...
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Memorial Hospital in Carthage Earns Prestigious 5-Star Cleanliness Rating

Memorial Hospital in Carthage has received a prestigious 5-star rating for cleanliness from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This recognition is based on patient surveys conducted between April 2023 and March 2024, highlighting the hospital’s dedication to providing a safe and sanitary ...
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Register Now for the FOCUS Fitness Family Fun Run on Fourth of July in Carthage

Memorial Hospital in Carthage is gearing up for its annual FOCUS Fitness Family Fun Run and Walk, scheduled for July 4, 2025. All ages are invited to take part in this 5K event, promising a spirited community celebration of fitness and togetherness. Registration is ...
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Stonebridge Wealth Management Celebrates New Building Facade in Downtown Macomb

The Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Committee marked the completion of Stonebridge Wealth Management’s building façade project with a ribbon cutting on April 30, 2025. Located at 125 North Randolph Street in Downtown Macomb, the upgrades align with the firm's recent shift from ...
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Cultivating Mental Health Awareness in the Farming Community

May marks National Mental Health Awareness Month—a timely reminder, especially in the agricultural community, that strength includes recognizing personal challenges. Farmers and ranchers are often praised for self-reliance, but no one should bear emotional burdens alone. Stress, uncertainty, and constant care for others can ...
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Music Trivia Night Benefiting Hancock County Fights Cancer

Memorial Hospital’s Environmental Services Department invites the community to a fun-filled evening of Music Trivia on Friday, June 21, at the Fraternal Order of Eagles at 519 North Madison Street in Carthage. RichPickel Trivia will be providing the entertainment. Doors will open at 6:00 PM, ...
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