Anna talks baby chicks in local classrooms, Earth Day, previews summer programs available for teachers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Local Author Trinette Olin
March 27, 2026
9:28 am
Anna talks baby chicks in local classrooms, Earth Day, previews summer programs available for teachers, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Road construction update: Access changes starting Monday, March 30. Work has begun on Harlem Avenue, and the intersection at G Street and Harlem will close starting Monday morning for approximately
Bradley University is partnering with Syracuse University. Bradley has finalized a new Professional and Executive Master’s Degree Pathway Partnership with The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse.
Freshman from Ipava is a product of VIT/South Fulton by Barry McNamara / Photos by Kent Kriegshauser MONMOUTH, ILL. (03/27/2026) Other than a time of 1:03.8 in the rarely contested
The United Red Storm baseball team got their 2026 campaign off to a great start with season opening victories over Havana, 16-1, and South Fulton, 11-0 over the past weekend.
The City of Galesburg is issuing a formal warning to residents and business owners regarding a sophisticated phishing scam targeting individuals with active building permits or zoning applications. Cybercriminals are
The Illini are still fighting, and moving on to the Elite Eight. Last night, the number three-seed Illinois beat the two-seed Houston, in Houston, 65-55, to advance. This is the