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Kewanee Girls Track Shines with Third Place Finish and 15 Personal Bests at Quint Meet on April 9, 2026

The Kewanee girls track and field squad celebrated an impressive night at the April 9th Quint Meet, earning third place overall and tallying a remarkable 15 personal bests. Competing against Rowva/Williamsfield, Sterling Newman, Monmouth-Roseville, and St. Bede, standout performances included Jendayia Crowe’s first place ...
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Atkinson Road Resurfacing Begins April 13, 2026, in Henry County with Lane Closures Through May

The Illinois Department of Transportation is set to begin roadwork on Atkinson Road in Henry County starting Monday, April 13, weather permitting. The project covers a nine-mile stretch from Illinois 92 to North 1920th Street, including ramps at the Interstate 80 Atkinson interchange. Planned ...
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Illinois 40 Bridge Over I-80 Undergoing Replacement in Bureau County as Part of Rebuild Illinois

Construction is underway to replace the Illinois 40 bridge over Interstate 80 in Bureau County, a key component of the state’s Rebuild Illinois initiative. The $9.9 million project involves demolishing the current bridge, installing new lighting, and completing the build in halves, with one ...
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Win Cash Prizes and Support Youth Education with the Friends of Extension and 4-H Raffle

Supporters of the University of Illinois Extension and Bureau County 4-H have a chance to win big while backing vital youth education. Friends of Extension & 4-H is holding a cash raffle fundraiser, with four cash prizes: $2,500, $1,000, $500, and $250. Tickets are ...
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Danielle Tansel Returns to Lead Galesburg Aquatics and Expand Community Swim Programs

Danielle Tansel has been named Recreation Supervisor for Galesburg’s Parks & Recreation Department, bringing decades of expertise to her hometown’s aquatic programs. A Galesburg native and record-holding swimmer, Tansel’s athletic journey began at local pools and continued with championships at Notre Dame. Her extensive ...
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Illinois Secretary of State Warns Motorists About Toll Scam Texts and Calls

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is sounding the alarm about a surge in scam texts and phone calls targeting motorists statewide. Fraudsters are impersonating the Secretary of State’s office, threatening residents with penalties over alleged unpaid tolls and demanding money or personal information. ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Hosts Small Business Funding Panel and Resource Fair April 28, 2026

Illinois Valley Community College is set to host a panel discussion aimed at demystifying small business funding on April 28, starting at 4:30 PM. Doors open for networking at 4:30 PM, before the main panel discussion begins at 5 PM. The event, “Access to ...
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Lyric Duytschaver Throws Shutout as Kewanee Boiler Girls Dominate Princeville 9-0

Lyric Duytschaver dominated on the mound Tuesday, pitching a complete-game shutout as the Kewanee Boiler Girls rolled past Princeville 9–0. Kewanee’s bats ignited in the second inning, starting with Addy Yepsen’s two-run double. Duytschaver added an RBI double, and Remy Hicks delivered a run-scoring ...
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Sherrard Wins Girls Varsity Track Meet at Kewanee with Standout Performances

Despite the chilly temperatures, the Kewanee girls’ track team competed in their first outdoor meet of the season tonight, finishing 4th among a tough field. Sherrard secured the top spot, followed by Rock Falls and Fulton. Standout performances for Kewanee included Damaris Diaz, who ...
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Experts, lawmakers critical of Illinois ethics in the wake of Madigan appeals

(The Center Square) - In the wake of new legal proceedings in a high-profile Illinois corruption case, attempts to reform ethics requirements for state officials have weakend but not stopped. ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Archdiocese says CPS cuts off funds for disabled students

(The Center Square) - The Archdiocese of Chicago says Chicago Public Schools are abruptly ending federally-funded services for more than 800 Catholic school students Friday. In a statement released ...
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Princeton Dominates Hall Quadrangular Meet with Strong Wins and Personal Bests

Princeton delivered a standout performance at the Hall Quadrangular meet in Spring Valley on April 7th, securing first place among four competing schools with 70.5 points. Key victories included Josie Sierens topping the pole vault with a season-best 6 feet 11.75 inches, and the ...
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