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Mr. Bryan joined us during our jump roping today!

Mr. Bryan joined us during our jump roping today!
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Mrs. Ellis’ kindergartners transformed into the bravest crew ever to sail the classroom seas, embarking on a daring pira…

Mrs. Ellis' kindergartners transformed into the bravest crew ever to sail the classroom seas, embarking on a daring pirate scavenger hunt for the missing pieces of their mighty ship. With imaginations as vast as the ocean and teamwork stronger than any anchor, they followed ...
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MMS is rolling into AG Olympics this morning #MAC185

MMS is rolling into AG Olympics this morning #MAC185
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Andy Regal Talks Surviving Workplace Bullying with Book “Surviving Bully Culture”

Andrew Regal joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about his experiences with workplace bullying and his quest to educate employers and employees on how to survive workplace bullying. During the isolation of the pandemic, Andy Regal began documenting his life story, aiming to leave ...
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Congratulations Sophie Wilson! She is the 2026 Downtown Athletic Club MVP for Bomber Girls Basketball. Thank you Cathy E…

Congratulations Sophie Wilson! She is the 2026 Downtown Athletic Club MVP for Bomber Girls Basketball. Thank you Cathy Early for sponsoring this award! #OnceABomberAlwaysABomber
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Critical Fire Danger Expected Friday as Dry Windy Weather Increases Fire Risk

Strong winds and warmth are combining with dry conditions to elevate fire risks across much of the region. The National Weather Service has placed a Fire Weather Watch on the calendar for Friday afternoon, pinpointing areas where flames could quickly get out of control. ...
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Students from Mrs. Protsman’s transitional kindergarten class had a great time learning about eyes from Dr. Brigette Col…

Students from Mrs. Protsman's transitional kindergarten class had a great time learning about eyes from Dr. Brigette Colley from Professional Eye Care Center.
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Stacey Macchi’s classes walked through their gallery of poems for African American History Month today. The students ch…

Stacey Macchi's classes walked through their gallery of poems for African American History Month today. The students chose an African American to either read about, or read something they wrote. Students then created a blackout poem about that person. Today, they ...
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Annie Phillips Expands Behavioral Health Services at Memorial Medical Clinic Carthage

The Memorial Medical Clinics Behavioral Health team welcomes Annie Phillips, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, as their newest provider. With over two decades in nursing, Phillips is now seeing patients aged six and older at the Carthage location on the Memorial Hospital campus. She offers expertise in ...
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Session 3 of Robtics Club at Lincoln was a success! They enjoyed it and we had some laughs too.

Session 3 of Robtics Club at Lincoln was a success! They enjoyed it and we had some laughs too.
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WIU to Host 2026 Western Illinois Senior Games

Western Illinois University will host the 2026 Western Illinois Senior Games on Friday, April 24th, and Saturday, April 25th, welcoming older adults from across the region for two days of competition, community, and celebration. The Games will feature a variety of competitive events, including golf, ...
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Alexis 7th grader was House Page for a Day

Colum Morgan, a 7th grader at United Junior High School, served as a Page for a Day in the Illinois House of Representatives on Wednesday. He was the guest of State Representative Dan Swanson (R-Alpha). “Colum is a bright student with a bright future,” Swanson said. ...
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