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.”
Three accomplished alumni, Robin Johnson, Mark Lovdahl, and Luke Raymond, will be inducted into the Monmouth-Roseville Hall of Achievement and one local citizen, Shawn Temple, will be honored with the
Animal shelters are busting at the seams right now with healthy dogs and cats ready for adoption. Erin Buckmaster with the Knox County Humane Society says, please don’t buy a
At the recent Monmouth City Council Meeting, Mayor Rod Davies proclaimed September 15th through October 15th as National Hispanic Heritage Month: “We talked a lot about involving and making sure
It’s Homecoming Weekend for the Monmouth-Roseville School District, with the parade taking place at 4 pm this afternoon. Superintendent Ed Fletcher shares the change in the route: “With some of
The Monmouth Fire Department has a new training facility. Located at 711 S. 3rd Street, Monmouth Fire Chief Casey Rexroat says this facility will be a great hands on training
Mark Mossman has been leading Academic Affairs for WIU as interim provost since Fall 2023. During that time, Mossman, along with other leaders in Academic Affairs, initiated and began implementing
