A Roanoke family recipe finds new home
November 15, 2023The taste of the Italian tomato pasta sauce may be the same, but the location in Roanoke is different! Seventy-three years after her grandfather and grandmother Monge, opened The Club…
Celebrating the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open its doors to the public for the eighth annual Peoria Area Community…
The taste of the Italian tomato pasta sauce may be the same, but the location in Roanoke is different! Seventy-three years after her grandfather and grandmother Monge, opened The Club…
As part of an ongoing effort to address mental health concerns in the area’s farming community, Southern Illinois University’s Center for Rural Health and Social Service Department…
Though the name of the business has changed over the years; the products are still the same. Entrepreneur Zack Meyer is carrying on a more than 100-year tradition with his business…
If you’re looking for a family activity on a crisp late summer or early fall day, try picking apples at an orchard. Partridge Point Orchard, 807 Partridge Point Road near Metamora,…
Tazewell and Woodford counties could combine Animal Control operations by later this year. “In the end, both Woodford and Tazewell will save money and we will have a much more efficient…
Monsignor Jason Gray, executive director of the Archbishop Fulton Sheen Foundation, will present a talk at St. Mary’s Parish Hall on Sept. 14 at the meeting of the Woodford County…
SPRINGFIELD — Officials at the Illinois State Board of Education say they’re receiving more requests for increased funding for next year than the state could possibly afford, and…
The Illinois Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments from three staffing agencies that say their industry is exempt from state antitrust laws in a case claiming the firms conspired…
As Illinois faces shortages of health care practitioners and mental health professionals, the state agency in charge of licensing for those and more than 100 other industries has struggled…
SPRINGFIELD – Illinois lawmakers adjourned their fall veto session Thursday afternoon, Nov. 9, without renewing a controversial program that provided indirect state support for students…
SPRINGFIELD – Lawmakers on Thursday approved a proposal that would allow companies to develop new nuclear power generation in Illinois for the first time since 1987. House Bill 2473…
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Supreme Court is weighing whether it is constitutional to impose lifetime restrictions on where a person can live after they’ve been convicted of a sex…