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Kewanee Concert in the Park Series Celebrates 29th Year with Free Live Music Beginning June 19, 2025

The Kewanee Chamber of Commerce Concert in the Park Series is back for its 29th season, bringing live music to Veterans Park all summer. Kicking off on June 19, 2025, the series will feature performances every Thursday evening through ...
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Kewanee Police Arrest and Citation Report for 05-07-2025

From: 2025-05-06 To: 2025-05-07-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 05/06 - 00:10 Dept: KPD Location: 3RD AND TREMONT, KEWANEE SUSPICIOUS PERSON Responding Agencies: KEWANEE-POLICE Disposition Response: RESOLVEDStatus: CLS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 05/06 - 01:19 Dept: KPD Location: 400 BLK OF E 3RD ST, KEWANEE 911 -HANG UPDisposition Response: RESOLVEDStatus: CLS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 05/06 ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Galva Mayor Volkert Recaps the May 5, 2025, Council Meeting

Galva Mayor Volkert joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to recap the Monday City Council meeting. Galva’s City Council welcomed three members following April’s election—John Wirth joins for Ward 2, while Doug Anderson and Jayme Hopping continue serving their wards. The ...
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Boil Order Issued for S Chestnut Street Residents After Water Main Repair

A boil order is in effect for residents in the 200, 300, and 400 blocks of S Chestnut Street, after the water main was repaired and water service has been restored.  Only water used for consumption needs to be ...
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Join the Blood Donation Drive at Kewanee Library May 21, 2025

Blood donors are needed for an upcoming drive at the Kewanee Public Library District Community Room on Wednesday, May 21st. The event runs from 9:00 to 11:30 AM, offering a chance for community members to make a life-saving difference. ...
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Farmers Harness Constructed Wetlands for Cleaner Water and Wildlife Support in Bureau and Marshall Counties

Farmers in Bureau and Marshall Counties are installing constructed wetlands to reduce fertilizer runoff and improve water quality. The Wetlands Initiative has led three projects, helping remove up to 52 percent of nitrate load from tile drainage while supporting ...
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Join Summer Gardening Workshops with University of Illinois Master Gardeners

University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners are hosting summer workshops across several library locations. Topics include vegetable gardening in raised beds, native plant care, and youth gardening through the Learn-Grow-Share 4-H Spin Club. Registration and further details are available ...
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Experience Irish Folk Magic with TRASNA Live at Bishop Hill on May 10, 2025

Irish folk duo TRASNA—comprised of Ger O’Donnell from County Clare and Trevor Sexton of County Limerick—will take the stage at Bishop Hill Creative Commons this Saturday, May 10th. The evening kicks off with a potluck dinner at 6 PM, ...
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Enjoy a Free Mothers Day Concert with Bobby Jo Valentine at Open Prairie United Church in Princeton

Award-winning modern folk artist Bobby Jo Valentine will perform at Open Prairie United Church of Christ in Princeton this Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 11, 2025, at 7 PM. Known for poetic songwriting and heartfelt performances, Valentine has toured nationally, ...
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Quad Cities Foundation Awards Record $750,000 in Scholarships to Local Students

The Quad Cities Community Foundation has awarded more than $750,000 in scholarships to local students, setting a new record in its history. Seventy-nine scholarships, including several renewable ones, will help support educational paths at community colleges, universities, and trade ...
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Illinois Senate Passes Bill to Help Farmers Manage Deer Population and Protect Crops

Illinois lawmakers are taking action to help farmers combat rising deer populations that threaten crops across the state. Senate Bill 710, co-sponsored by Senator Sue Rezin, passed the Senate unanimously this week. The bill seeks to reduce crop damage ...
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Illinois Updates Fish Consumption Advisories to Enhance Public Health Safety

The Illinois Department of Public Health has issued updates to its sport fish consumption advisories. Five new bodies of water are now included, while six existing advisories have been revised, focusing mainly on exposure to mercury and PFAS chemicals. ...
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