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Tag: McLean County

Foster, Casten say cuts to social programs will prove ‘devastating’

Foster, Casten say cuts to social programs will prove ‘devastating’

— July 11, 2025

Two suburban U.S. representatives say a new law containing severe cuts to food assistance and other social programs will prove to be “devastating” to more than a million of Illinois’…

  • Illinois to roll out direct admission to most state universities

    Illinois to roll out direct admission to most state universities

    — July 10, 2025

    CHICAGO — Illinois students won’t need to fill out applications for most state universities to be admitted — if they have high enough grades.   With his signature, Gov. J.B….

  • Unique Gridley museum showcases one small town’s history of telephony

    Unique Gridley museum showcases one small town’s history of telephony

    — July 5, 2025

    There’s not an iPhone in sight at the Gridley Telephone Museum.  Vintage telephony is the star at the McLean County museum, offering a vivid look at how communications from a vanished…

  • Challenges persist for women, minorities breaking into skilled trades

    Challenges persist for women, minorities breaking into skilled trades

    — June 27, 2025

    PEORIA — For 60 years, SkillsUSA Illinois has held workforce development competitions for young people entering the trades. And for 60 years, there has never been an all-female team…

  • AbbVie director joins ISU Board

    AbbVie director joins ISU Board

    — June 16, 2025

    Doug Peterson, an individual with expertise in artificial intelligence strategy and integration, will serve as a member of the Illinois State University Board of Trustees. Peterson…

  • R.F.D. News & Views

    R.F.D. News & Views

    — July 7, 2025

    With sincere apologies, this week’s column is heavy on the politics of agriculture. While we’d like to focus on crop progress and the weather — two of the farmer’s favorite…

  • USA’s 249th birthday celebration marked by food, local festivals and fireworks

    USA’s 249th birthday celebration marked by food, local festivals and fireworks

    — July 2, 2025

    Independence Day fireworks shows are as old as the nation itself.   According to historical accounts, the first such shows came in 1777, one year after the 13 American colonies declared…

  • Illinois’ soil conservation funding stagnates amid high-profile dust storms

    Illinois’ soil conservation funding stagnates amid high-profile dust storms

    — June 26, 2025

    SPRINGFIELD —– Three main factors contribute to the formation of Midwest dust storms: strong winds, dry soil in farm fields and large amounts of loose soil. That’s according to…

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