Ten Monmouth-Roseville student were recently honored at the Illinois Principal’s Association Student Recognition Breakfast, shares Superintendent Ed Fletcher:
Superintendent Fletcher also reports five students received a Seal of Biliteracy in Spanish from the state of Illinois and eighteen students received Accommodations for the Seal of Biliteracy.
If this year’s Fighting Scots softball team finds itself short on athletic trainers, the squad can take comfort in the fact that it boasts two members of Monmouth College’s inaugural
The Saturday morning of Monmouth’s Homecoming weekend in October will mark the official induction of Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 into the college’s Fraternity and Sorority Hall of Fame. Her plaque
The Addleman Foundation was created in 1964 by the late William Kenneth and Anna Mae Addleman, longtime residents of Warren County. The Foundation was “organized and operated exclusively for religious,
The Warren County Prime Beef Festival is back all next week, with the livestock shows starting things off on Monday, September 1st at the fairgrounds in Roseville, shares Board Member
Age is the greatest risk factor for Parkinson’s Disease, according to the Michael J. Fox Foundation. A caregiver herself and organizer of the Parkinson’s Support Group in Monmouth, Marcia Parrish
