A man who pleaded guilty to a mass shooting last March near Western Illinois University in Macomb is going to prison. Demond Wilson, Junior was sentenced yesterday to 12 years in a McDonough County courtroom. He previously entered a guilty plea to first-degree murder and aggravated discharge of a firearm in October. One person was killed and ten people were wounded after shots were fired at an off-campus house party on March 27th.
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Mayor Peter Schwartzman will host a public forum on Mental Health on Thursday, December 5th (starting at 6 PM), at the Galesburg Public Library (Community Room). This event serves as
Monmouth City Administrator Lew Steinbrecher proposed the Tax Levy to City Council, which is the first step in the budget process: “We proposed the Tax Levy in the amount of
With the new emergency department at OSF Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth all settled into, design work has continued for a new center for outpatient services, explains President and
In October, the Monmouth Fire Department celebrated Pat Spears’ 25 years with the department, says Fire Chief Casey Rexroat: “Assistant Chief Pat Spears was celebrating his 25th year at the
The Galesburg Community Foundation has received their largest estate gift to date. President and CEO Josh Gibb shares how the $8.5 million gift will benefit the Galesburg Community Foundation and
The Marshalltown Hammer Company in Bushnell will receive $5 million from state taxpayers in an effort the Pritzker administration said preserves 100 jobs and supports advanced manufacturing in the region.
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