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Tables are almost full for dueling pianos! Sign up today! #supportyourteachers

Tables are almost full for dueling pianos! Sign up today! #supportyourteachersThis news has been created from the social media pages of Macomb Schools 185
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MHS Bass Fishing Team info meeting Wednesday, February 19, 2025. MHS Commons Immediately after school

MHS Bass Fishing Team info meeting Wednesday, February 19, 2025. MHS Commons Immediately after schoolThis news has been created from the social media pages of Macomb Schools 185
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Winter Weather Alert: Freezing Rain and Drizzle to Impact Illinois Roads

From the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities, 2:30 PM update on 2/5/2025, Freezing drizzle and/or freezing rain to expand north through this evening impacting the PM commute. Be sure to take your time and allow extra distance in front of you while ...
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President’s Reception at Spoon River College

Spoon River College will host their annual President’s Reception on Thursday, April 17th, starting at 5:30 p.m. with hors d’oeuvres at 6 p.m. in the SRC Cafeteria on the Canton Campus. The event honors those who have reached specific levels of cumulative giving to the ...
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Ag Mech Farm Expo is Back

The Western Illinois University Ag Mech Farm Expo is back for its 53rd year, running Saturday and Sunday, February 8th and 9th at Western Hall, presented by the WIU School of Agriculture - Agricultural Mechanization Club. One of the largest student-run events in the country, ...
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Due to the predicted weather conditions, Wednesday, February 5th will be an E-Learning Day. No learning will occur onsi…

Due to the predicted weather conditions, Wednesday, February 5th will be an E-Learning Day. No learning will occur onsite. K-12 students will meet via Microsoft Teams at a specific time and attendance will be taken. Learning experiences will be communicated through ...
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Macomb Schools Go to E-Learning for Today, Wednesday, February 5th

Due to the predicted weather conditions, Wednesday, February 5th will be an E-Learning Day.  No learning will occur onsite.  K-12 students will meet via Microsoft Teams at a specific time and attendance will be taken. Learning experiences will be communicated through the teachers' Daily Tasks document which can be ...
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MacArthur Early Childhood Center students are incredibly thankful for the Macomb Education Foundation for the grant that…

MacArthur Early Childhood Center students are incredibly thankful for the Macomb Education Foundation for the grant that paid for these spinning chairs. Thanks, MEF!! We love them! #mac185This news has been created from the social media pages of Macomb Schools 185
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Winter Weather Advisory: Freezing Rain and Icy Conditions Expected Wednesday

From the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities: Light freezing rain/drizzle will impact much of the area Wednesday into Wednesday night. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the entire area from 9 AM to 9 PM Wednesday. Icing on roads and ...
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Ribbon Cutting for Bloom Macomb, New Floral Shop Promotes Kindness and Sustainability

A new floral oasis has blossomed in Macomb! The Ambassador Committee of the Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of Bloom Macomb with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Located at 1510 E. Jackson Street, this boutique floral shop is the brainchild of owner Anne Ingersoll, ...
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Illinois Community Colleges Receive $3.6M Boost for Student Mental Health Services

In a significant move to address mental health challenges among students, the Illinois Community College Board has allocated over $3.6 million to 32 community colleges across the state. This funding aims to enhance mental health services, bridge gaps in care, and support underserved student ...
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Illinois Invests $60 Million in State Parks and Historic Sites

The Illinois Capital Development Board has announced over $60 million in funding for the Department of Natural Resources. The funds, part of Governor JB Pritzker's Rebuild Illinois plan, will address deferred maintenance at state parks and historic sites, including Starved Rock, Lake Murphysboro, and ...
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