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Water Leak on Margaret Street Brings Temporary Disruptions for Some Atkinson Residents

Atkinson Residents on Margaret Street are facing water supply disruptions today due to a leak in the 400 block of Margaret Street. Authorities have shut off water on Margaret Street from Washington to Hamilton as they address the issue. ...
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Princeton Fire Department Responded to 2,250 Calls in 2024

Princeton Fire Department has showcased impressive dedication over the past year, responding to a total of 2,250 emergency incidents. The department handled a wide range of situations, including 45 fire-related emergencies and 47 hazardous material incidents. Significantly, EMS calls ...
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No Boil Order Right Now for Watermain Break on East 10th Street in Kewanee

Kewanee residents in the area of the 1000 block of East 10th Street may experience low or no water pressure due to a watermain break. Residents ts may have rusty water as well. There is no boil order at ...
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Kewanee City Council Meeting Agenda for January 13, 2025

The Kewanee City Council will meet on Monday, January 13th, at 7 PM. The meeting will be carried out live on our WKEI RegionalMediaNews.com Facebook page. The agenda and notes from the packet are below. You can find the background ...
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Galva’s Wonderdog Hooch Gets a Photoshoot with His Family

Hooch became a well-known dog in Galva after he went missing on December 29th and wasn't found until January 2nd. Hooch was spotted by Donna Ericson running on Highway 17 towards Farmgate before he ran off the road into ...
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Essential DOT Physical Clinics for Commercial Drivers Launching in January

The Henry and Stark County Health Department is gearing up for a series of Certified DOT Physical Clinics, crucial for those who drive commercial vehicles. Set to take place every Wednesday in January at First Choice Healthcare Clinic in ...
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Free RSV Vaccines for Uninsured Seniors Offered in Henry and Stark Counties

The Henry and Stark County Health Departments, in collaboration with First Choice Healthcare, are now offering RSV vaccination shots at no cost for adults aged 60 and above who lack insurance coverage. This initiative, available at their clinics in ...
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Preliminary Hearings from January 6, 2025

Rochelle Sampson: Rochelle Sampson remains in pretrial detention. Sampson waived a preliminary hearing and formal arraignment. A Jury Pre-Trial is scheduled for January 23, 2025, at 9 AM. Rochelle Sampson is charged with Methamphetamine Delivery 100<400 Grams (Class X Felony), ...
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Purchase Radon Testing Kits from Henry and Stark County Health Departments

This January, in recognition of National Radon Action Month, the Henry and Stark County Health Departments are raising awareness about the dangers of radon gas, a colorless, odorless radioactive substance linked to lung cancer, estimated to cause 21,000 deaths ...
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Deadline to Apply for Henry County Farm Bureau Scholarships is March 7, 2025

In Henry County, students pursuing agricultural studies can secure financial assistance for their education through the Henry County Farm Bureau Foundation. This year, the Foundation is offering several scholarships, including the Wilbert and Carol Keppy Foundation Scholarship and the ...
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Galesburg Awarded $25 Million Grant for New Rail Track and Switching Infrastructure

In a significant move to bolster economic growth in Galesburg, Congressman Eric Sorensen, alongside Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth, announced a substantial $25 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation's RAISE Program. This funding will support ...
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Rep. Ryan Spain On Rules Adopted by House Democrats

The rules for the 104th Illinois General Assembly are now in place despite House Republicans urging for changes to make things more fair for the minority party. The new 104th General Assembly elected in November was seated Wednesday. Thursday, the ...
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