Black farmers from around the state rallied at the capitol this week for a series of bills that would increase the amount of food purchased by state operations to be from socially disadvantaged farmers and to finally bring $5 million in funding to a disadvantaged farmer grant program. State Rep. Sonya Harper says in the past when agriculture policy has been discussed at the state house it’s been large commodity crop farms that often get the attention.
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The Monmouth-Roseville Board of Education has passed their Tax Levy, which Superintendent Ed Fletcher expects the rate to be very similar: “I’m certain it is going to be very similar
The Warren County YMCA is eager to show their new childhood programming building to the community. CEO Sam Brooks describes the building: “It was the First Choice building where they
With the anticipated colder temperatures ahead, now is the time to prepare those vehicles for winter driving, reminds Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards: “Now is a very good time to
This Saturday, December 14th at the First United Methodist Church in Monmouth will be the Sounds of Christmas beginning at 6:30 pm. Pastor Shelly Forrest and Member Joy Boostrom have
United Elementary schools are celebrating the holiday season with their Christmas concerts on Friday. United North Elementary Principal Maggie Wallace explains: “We do have our elementary Christmas concert coming up.
Update(death investigation) In an effort for public transparency we would like to provide an update into the death investigation in which human remains were located in rural Kewanee on 03/10/24.
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