William Ornduff graduated from United High School in May and plans to attend college in the fall and major in Agriculture Business with a minor in Accounting. While at United High School, William was in involved in FFA, National Honor Society, and was an Illinois State Scholar. In his free time William enjoys woodworking and owns his own woodworking business. William’s future plans include pursuing an agriculture business degree. William is the son of Rod and Deb Melton of Cameron.
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Smithfield Foods and its local Monmouth, Illinois, employees raised more than $158,000 for the United Way of Greater Warren County’s 2024 Workplace Campaign, breaking another fundraising record compared to previous
Contact: Chief Idle, Galesburg Police Department Phone: 309-343-9151 Galesburg, IL (February 12, 2025) The Galesburg Police Department (GPD) recently conducted two separate drug investigations, resulting in the successful removal of
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Illinois held off UCLA to secure an 83-78 win at State Farm Center last night. Kasparas Jakucionis [[ yah-koo-CHOH-nis ]] scored a team high 24 points. The Fighting Illini improved
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