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Conservatory receives $10 million endowment from Nicholas Foundation

Conservatory receives $10 million endowment from Nicholas Foundation

— September 3, 2015

Albert and Nancy Nicholas have announced a $10 million endowment for the Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens. The endowment, through the Nicholas Family Foundation, will allow the Conservatory…

  • Rockford park’s rededication just peachy for womens’ baseball pioneers

    Rockford park’s rededication just peachy for womens’ baseball pioneers

    — September 2, 2015

    It’s not quite the same stadium that Louise (Lou) Erickson Sauer recalls from her playing days with the Rockford Peaches women’s baseball team. Concrete bleachers and locker rooms…

  • Sister Cities links help make Rockford an international player

    Sister Cities links help make Rockford an international player

    — August 23, 2015

    A look at a map by those unfamiliar with Rockford’s location might suggest an isolated community. The reality is that the region’s industrial history, aviation businesses, education…

  • MercyRockford announces $400 million plan for new medical campus

    MercyRockford announces $400 million plan for new medical campus

    — August 15, 2015

    MercyRockford Health System has announced a $400 million plan to create a new campus on 263 acres near Interstate 90 while also maintaining current facilities and services on North…

  • Rockford Schools’ early childhood centers earn state recognition

    Rockford Schools’ early childhood centers earn state recognition

    — August 7, 2015

      ? Rockford Public Schools’ Early Childhood Centers received state recognition last month with a quality and improvement award. All three RPS 205 Early Childhood Centers –…

  • ‘Tough Mudder’ chooses Rockford as new home for 2016

    ‘Tough Mudder’ chooses Rockford as new home for 2016

    — August 30, 2015

    Since 2012, Tough Mudder and the Rockford Area Convention & Visitors Bureau have been in discussions to bring the famous obstacle course team challenge to the Rockford region. Last…

  • Restoration of Black Hawk statue to offers new life to Rock River landmark

    Restoration of Black Hawk statue to offers new life to Rock River landmark

    — August 17, 2015

    The steely gaze of the Eternal Indian is shrouded these days. The 48-foot tall sentinel of the Rock River — more commonly identified with 19th Century Native American Chief Black…

  • Low ticket sales for Rockford Labor day event leads Slide the City to cancel

    Low ticket sales for Rockford Labor day event leads Slide the City to cancel

    — August 15, 2015

    Slide the City has announced that the upcoming Slide the City event scheduled for Labor Day weekend in Rockford has been canceled. The company has canceled events in other cities as…

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