St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner and Monmouth Police Chief Joe Switzer is reminding individuals to have a designated driver:
“Everybody that goes out and has a good time, that’s what everybody should do, just make sure you have a designated driver with you. If not, walk home, give somebody a call to give you a ride, just make it home safely, don’t drive while you are impaired and put yourself or other people at risk.”
Get Covered Illinois announced that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approved Illinois’ transition to a state-based health insurance marketplace. Launched in 2013 as a branded portal to access
The Galesburg Police Department today kicked off a traffic safety campaign aimed at increasing seat belt use and public safety. With powerful messages like “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over,”
Monmouth City Council has approved using motor fuel tax funds for phase two of the West Harlem Avenue project from G Street to Sunny Lane, allowing the project to be
Deputy Dominic Barszczewski was honored with the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office Life Saving Award for his commendable actions on October 10th, 2025. He responded to a single-vehicle accident in rural
Operated by volunteers and funded by donations, memorials, and fundraising, the Western Illinois Animal Rescue is seeking vendors to set up for their annual Fall Craft Show, informs Jan Helms:
Wednesday, October 29th is the second of four concerts in the Maple Leaf Community Concert Series on the Monmouth College campus inside Dahl Chapel. The male and female duo ‘Aria
