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Illinois Valley Community College Begins Major Renovations with $3.8 Million Project Approval

Illinois Valley Community College is set for extensive upgrades following the board’s approval of a $3.8 million bid to Vissering Construction. Planned renovations will bring a state-of-the-art microbiology lab, modernize the Assessment Center, and transform the cafeteria corridor, aiming to enhance learning spaces and ...
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International Student Zixuan Yang Triumphs in Paul Simon Essay Contest at IVCC

Zixuan "Maggie" Yang, an international student at Illinois Valley Community College, has earned top honors in the Paul Simon Essay Contest. Her powerful essay detailed personal experiences with cultural adaptation and confronting mental health challenges since arriving in the United States. Yang’s honest reflections ...
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Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence: Illinois Valley Community Colleges Revamped Truck Driver Training Program

Illinois Valley Community College is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its Truck Driver Training Program. To celebrate, the college unveiled two advanced driving simulators, purchased with help from a state grant. These simulators offer hands-on experience in a safe environment, preparing students for real-world ...
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Grammy-Winning Trumpeter Stephen Hawk to Perform Free Concerts at IVCC on April 27th and May 1st

Grammy-winning trumpeter Dr. Stephen Hawk, originally from Ottawa, is set to deliver standout performances in two upcoming concerts at Illinois Valley Community College. Hawk joins the Jazz Ensemble on April 27, 2025, at 3 PM, followed by a special guest spot with the Wind ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Expands Agriculture Program with New Facilities

Illinois Valley Community College’s agriculture program is growing, thanks to the addition of a new classroom and laboratory facility on the main campus. The program already offers hands-on learning through a 26-acre farm, a fully equipped greenhouse, and indoor labs. Now, the expanded space ...
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Carthages Memorial Hospital Achieves 5-Star National Rural Honor Roll Recognition

Memorial Hospital in Carthage, Illinois, has earned a prestigious 5-star rating from the National Rural Rating System and has been included on the National Rural Honor Roll. This distinction celebrates the hospital’s dedication to outstanding patient care, high-quality standards, and its important role in ...
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Memorial Hospital Celebrates 75 Years with Coffee and Community Stories Event

Memorial Hospital in Carthage marks a remarkable milestone, celebrating 75 years of service with a heartfelt event. “Share Your Memorial Love: Coffee and Conversations” takes place at Mahoney’s Coffee, where members of the community are invited to share personal memories related to the hospital. ...
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Macomb Celebrates 50 Years of Health Service with McDonough County Health Department Day

The City of Macomb celebrated a significant milestone with a ribbon-cutting event led by the Ambassador Committee of the Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce. The city has officially proclaimed April 17, 2025, as McDonough County Health Department Day, marking 50 years of dedicated service ...
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Celebrate 75 Years with Memorial Hospitals Anniversary Merchandise

Memorial Hospital in Carthage is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a limited selection of commemorative merchandise. Community members can pick up items such as a picnic blanket, a crystal ornament, and whimsical rubber ducks. All merchandise is available for local pickup either directly at ...
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Galesburg Takes Action to Reduce PFOA Levels in Water Supply

Residents in Galesburg can expect official notification regarding the presence of PFOA, a man-made chemical, found slightly above newly established state standards in the city’s water supply. City officials stress that significant progress has been made, with PFOA levels already cut by half since ...
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Bill Breedlove Outstanding Citizen Banquet on May 15, 2025

The Kewanee Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Club will honor longtime businessman Bill Breedlove at the 2025 Outstanding Citizen banquet. The celebration is set for Thursday, May 15th, at the Flemish American Club on N. Burr Blvd., with a 6 PM social and dinner at ...
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Senator Anderson Requests Federal Guidance to Protect Fairness in Women’s Sports

Today, members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus, including State Senator Neil Anderson (R-Andalusia) sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi requesting federal guidance to ensure fairness in girls’ and women’s athletics in Illinois high schools. The letter follows conflicting guidance from ...
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