Superintendent Day discusses the progress on the elementary playground, buildings and grounds projects, reunification process in emergency situations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.
Governor Pritzker’s officer is warning that 150-thousand Illinoisans are at risk of losing federal food assistance next month. Pritzker says residents who rely on the SNAP can use the state’s
By NIKOEL HYTREKCAPITOL NEWS ILLINOISnhytrek@capitolnewsillinois.com SPRINGFIELD – Astronauts just returned from their first voyage around the moon since 1972 and a device built by an Illinois company helped fuel the
CEO Brad Ray to depart after 6 years of successful growth; Dorothy Ricketts appointed to serve as Interim CEO. Security Savings Bank today announced that Brad Ray has resigned from
The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) has established a competitive balance committee, which aims to address disparities between public and private schools competing in interscholastic athletics. The committee has already
by Barry McNamara “It’s Scots Day, baby (uh-huh, uh-huh)!” That was the cry from nearly 30 members of the Fighting Scots Marching Band as they performed on the steps of
Sandburg, Spoon River College, Illinois Central College and Heartland Community College together generate $799.6 million in economic impact and support 10,464 jobs across the west central Illinois community college region, according to a new
