Mayor Rod Davies, and Communications Director Ken Helms joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the minutes from the January 2nd City Council meeting. During the meeting the council discussed a variety of topics including:
The swearing in of two new officers; Brady Morefield and Gara Nichols;
Directors’ reports and approvals made at the meeting;
and Monmouth’s recognition at the 14th most affordable place to live in Illinois.
The American Senior Legion Baseball 3rd Division Tournament continued yesterday at Sherrard High School. The tournament is down to the Final Four teams left. The top four seeds advanced to
The Bulls are looking to replace longtime TV analyst Stacey King who passed away last month. Team executives Michael Reinsdorrf and Susan Goodenow will make the final decision. The Sun
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Are you interested in helping the youth in Warren County? Join the Kiwanis Club, located here in Monmouth! The new president, Ginger Byers, speaks out about how the Kiwanis Club
Tonight and tomorrow, the Monmouth-Roseville High School T.I.T.A.N.S. and Junior High V.O.I.C.E. programs will present Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in the High School Auditorium. Director Drew Carlson shares what
Tonight, Craig & Co. will be performing in Market Alley as part of a fundraising event, supporting the Performing Arts Endowment with the Monmouth-Roseville School District, according to Secretary of
