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Congratulations to Kade Ruebush, Will Krohe, Mullen Butcher, and Delaney Bartlow on winning their section record book ar…

Congratulations to Kade Ruebush, Will Krohe, Mullen Butcher, and Delaney Bartlow on winning their section record book areas and advancing to the District level! They did a great job representing Macomb FFA tonight. Delaney Bartlow won her area this evening and will be advancing ...
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Not Guilty Plea Entered in Lee County Arson Case

Trent W. Schafer, a 21-year-old volunteer firefighter from Kasbeer, entered a not guilty plea in Lee County Circuit Court. Authorities have charged Schafer with allegedly igniting the 700-acre grass fire that swept through the Green River State Wildlife Management Area last Friday. Investigators say the ...
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Celebrate Pi Day in Morrison

Set sail for a mathematical adventure at Odell Public Library on March 14th, as the community celebrates Pi Day. From 1:00 to 3:14 p.m., participants of all ages can join a “pi”rate treasure hunt, blending math challenges with pie-themed activities. Successful treasure hunters will ...
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March’s Job Search Workshop at the Sterling Public Library

The Sterling Public Library will be hosting a Job Search Workshop on Tuesday, March 10th. The workshop begins promptly at 2:00 p.m. at the library. As in every month, Representatives from Business Employment Skills Team, Inc. (BEST, Inc.) and Illinois Department of Employment Security ...
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City of Sterling Approves Parking Improvements Downtown

Sterling’s City Council has approved an economic incentive for Liven Holdings LLC to upgrade the parking lot at 502 E. Second Street. The $42,000 project will reconfigure the lot’s layout, allowing drivers to exit straight onto Second Street, eliminating the need to back into ...
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Register Now for the Upcoming Legacy and Succession Planning Seminar on March 10, 2026

Families in Henry County are invited to a vital seminar on farm succession, titled 'Legacy and Law: Navigating Farm Succession.' The event will be held at Cerno's Bar and Grill in Kewanee on March 10th, from 6 to 8 in the evening. Offered by ...
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Illinois quick hits: Ex-Carlyle Police Chief faces federal embezzlement charges;

Ex-Carlyle Police Chief faces federal embezzlement charges Former Carlyle Police Chief Mark Pingsterhaus is facing federal charges for allegedly embezzling more than $100,000 for his personal benefit. A four-count ...
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Lawmaker proposes property tax credits as housing debate continues

(The Center Square) - As state and local officials sound off on housing proposals at the Illinois Capitol, a state senator says it is time to take action on affordability and property tax relief. ...
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Educational Leaders Gather at Kewanee High School to Tour Innovative Lecture and Theater Classroom

Kewanee High School opened its doors to education leaders today as the Blackhawk Division of the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA) held its regional meeting in the school’s brand-new lecture and theater classroom, an innovative space featuring state-of-the-art technology and flexible seating. Superintendents ...
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Representative Sorensen Votes No on 2026 Farm Bill Citing Harm to Farmers and Families

WASHINGTON, DC – Representative Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement after voting no on the H.R. 7567, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026—the latest version of the Farm Bill—in committee. “Back in 2023 I worked with farmers and stakeholders from all across ...
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House Agriculture Committee Reviews First Draft Farm Bill as Key Step Toward New Policies

Today, the U.S. House Agriculture Committee gathers to examine the first draft of the Farm Bill in a process called a "markup." During this session, lawmakers will debate, propose changes, and ultimately vote on whether the bill is ready to move forward. The Farm ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Galva Mayor Volkert Talks CO₂ Sequestration Project, Road Improvement Plan, Spring Cleanup, and Bicycle/Electric Bike Safety

Galva Mayor Rich Volkert joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the proposed underground CO₂ sequestration project at the ethanol plant, road work in the northeast section of town, proper disposal of large items, yard ordinances, cemetery cleanup beginning on March 29th, bicycle and electric ...
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