Woodford County news briefs
— May 8, 2019EUREKA Hospital offers mental health first aid course Advocate Eureka Hospital will offer a mental health first aid class on Wednesday, May 15 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The course teaches…
EUREKA Hospital offers mental health first aid course Advocate Eureka Hospital will offer a mental health first aid class on Wednesday, May 15 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The course teaches…
REGIONAL Illinois Symphony Orchestra’s season finale coming to Bloomington Rachel Barton Pine, recognized as a Great Performer of Illinois, joins the Illinois Symphony Orchestra…
STATE EMA says emergency preparedness starts at home The Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) is encouraging people to stay aware of local forecasts and be prepared to…
The Goodfield fire that claimed the lives of three young children and two adults was intentionally set, and a juvenile suspect is being questioned, according to an April 18 press release…
Residents honored for their work in public health The Woodford County Health Department announced the 2019 Public Health Award recipients. To receive the award, a resident of County…
After months of leaping over county legal hurdles and deflecting public grievances over an application to build a solar farm in Eureka, SolAmerica has been denied the opportunity, at…
During World War II, building supplies were in short supply across the country. Whoever owned the small building at that time at 210 N. Main St. had rebuilt the flat roof using plasterboard…
Kindness rocks in the Tri-County area thanks to a large group of residents who have made it their mission to spread joy through one painted rock at a time. A Facebook group called WTP…