Woodford County news briefs
September 4, 2019EUREKA Author speaks on book ‘Night Witches of WWII’ Canton author Brooks Carver will be at the Eureka Public Library, 202 S. Main, at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 12 to talk about…
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Labyrinth program helps women rebound after prison
September 2, 2019Nicole Williamson shudders to think where she would be without the YWCA McLean County’s Labyrinth program. “I don’t know where I’d be at all,” Williamson pondered a recent…
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Morton-based company prepares Sept. 11 musical salute in Pennsylvania
August 30, 2019Nearly a year after the dedication of the Flight 93 Tower of Voices monument in Pennsylvania, modifications are still being made to the tower’s unique wind chimes that were built…
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Woodford County news briefs
August 28, 2019EUREKA College receives bronze rating for sustainability Eureka College has earned a STARS Bronze rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for…
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Eureka breaks ground on new city services building
August 25, 2019The City of Eureka has officially broken ground on the Combined Services Building at 111 W. Court St. On Aug. 19, Mayor Scott Zimmer and the City Council took up shovels and tossed…
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Making wine the old-fashioned way at Central Illinois wineries
August 23, 2019Wine is typically no longer made by stomping grapes, but two local wineries are giving people a chance to try that ancient, slippery ritual at upcoming grape stomping festivals. The…
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Woodford libraries launch program on fake news
August 22, 2019Fact finding alone can be a challenge on the Internet, especially when lies are dressed up to look like real news. At the beginning of September, the Illinois Prairie District…
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Woodford County news briefs
August 21, 2019REGION Eureka College partners with ICC on degrees Illinois Central College and Eureka College have teamed up to help students gain their baccalaureate degrees. Through a special…
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