A bill Illinois lawmakers are considering would ban the use of Native American mascots in kindergarten through twelfth grade schools. If approved, the ban would take effect in 2027. Democratic State Representative Maurice West from Rockford sponsored the bill. He says his bill would require schools to change their mascots or logos if they feature Native American names. Supporters of the bill say Native Americans must be in charge of their own narrative.
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The tobacco ordinance in the City of Monmouth has been changed to correlate with the State of Illinois, explains Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer: “We brought the city ordinance up
The Sandburg Foundation invites community members, alumni, businesses and organizations to show their support for student success on Giving Tuesday, coming up Dec. 3. Giving Tuesday is a global day
Ongoing investigation has identified more than 275 cases of wrongdoing since 2022 By AMALIA HUOT-MARCHANDMedill Illinois News Bureaufor Capitol News Illinoisamaliahuor-marchand2025@u.northwestern.edu CHICAGO – A state watchdog has identified at least
A Huge Thank You to Monmouth College SAAC! We’re incredibly grateful to the Monmouth College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for their generous support! Through their recent giving challenge, SAAC donated
With Christmas right around the corner, that means the holiday concerts for the Monmouth-Roseville School District are set. School superintendent Ed Fletcher shares the upcoming dates: “Madrigals are coming up
In advance of the upcoming winter snow season, the City of Galesburg is providing a reminder regarding the snow removal process and parking guidelines when a snow emergency is in effect. When snow accumulation
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