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The Good News About National Cinnamon Crescent Day with our Kewanee Third Grade

Third Grade student Mia Padilla gives us The Good News about National Cinnamon Crescent Day. Yum!
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Wednesday Recycling Collection in Kewanee Moved to Thursday

Due to equipment issues, Wednesday recycling will be collected on Thursday.  You may leave your recycling out overnight.  There is no change to recycling pickup for Thursday and Friday.
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Black Hawk College Substitute Teacher Training and Food Manager Classes in Kewanee

Sign up now for substitute teacher training or food manager classes at the Black Hawk College Community Education Center in Kewanee.State of Illinois – Becoming a Substitute Teacher or Substitute Paraprofessional Wednesday, April 24 11 AM to noon Class is free but ...
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Black Hawk College Health Care Career Fair on April 18, 2024

Bring plenty of résumés for the Black Hawk College Health Care Career Fair on Thursday, April 18, 2024, from 11 AM to 1 PM in the Health Sciences Center at the Quad-Cities Campus at 6600 34th Avenue, Moline. The ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Henry County Farm Bureau Scholarships

The Henry County Farm Bureau will soon announce winners of Farm Bureau Scholarships. Henry County Farm Bureau's Katie Laleman joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about Scholarships and encourage students to continue looking into Farm Bureau scholarships. Among those ...
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VFW Auxiliary Post 8078 2023–2024 Patriotic Art competition Winners

Congratulations to the winners of the 2023–2024 VFW Auxiliary Post 8078 Patriotic Art Competition. The winners of the competition this year are Kewanee High School students.  "A big “thanks” to Mrs. Lisa Stisser, KHS Art, for once again encouraging ...
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Moline Police Seeking Tips from the Public to Identify Robbery Subject

Greenleaf Tobacco & Vape in Moline was the victim of a mid-day robbery on Tuesday. A Black Male suspect, seen on video and documented by a store employee, stole tobacco merchandise, and then told the store clerk not to ...
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Wethersfield School Board Meeting Agenda for Thursday April 11th, 2024

Board Meeting Room- WHS 439 Willard Street- Kewanee, Illinois 61443 April 11th, 2024 @ 6:00PM -Amended 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. REGULAR BUSINESS a. Consent Agenda i. Approve the March 14th, 2024 Regular and Executive meeting minutes ii. Approve Financial Reports, Insurance Report, Bills, and Student Activity ...
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Kewanee Police Arrest and Citation Report 04-10-2024

From: 2024-04-09 To: 2024-04-10-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 04/09 - 00:28 Dept: KPD Location: 400 BLK OF E 3RD ST, KEWANEE ASSIST - CITIZEN Responding Agencies: KEWANEE-POLICE Disposition Response: RNAStatus: CLS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 04/09 - 00:39 Dept: KPD Location: 400 BLK OF E 3RD ST, KEWANEE MENTAL PATIENT (NON-SUICIDAL) Responding ...
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Henry County Judge Finds Kewanee Man a Sexually Violent Person, Commits Him to IDHS Custody

The Attorney General's office filed a case against a Kewanee man to have him declared a Sexually Violent Person (SVP) and commit him to the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) until he no longer meets the criteria of ...
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Black Hawk College Celebrates Community College Month in April

Black Hawk Community College is a unique American institution and a place where anyone can become a college student.  Black Hawk Community College is celebrating Community College Month during the month of April.  Black Hawk College began in 1946 ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Kewanee Mayor Gary Moore on Monday’s Kewanee City Council Meeting

The Mayor of Kewanee, Gary Moore, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday to talk about Monday's Kewanee City Council Meeting. The Mayor discussed issues related to Mill Creek and a potentially expensive fix of compliance with EPA standards related ...
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