Two Galesburg residents are receiving prison terms for drug trafficking. Jordan Eskridge was sentenced to 20-years, while Breana Crider received just over ten-years. Prosecutors say evidence showed that Eskridge and Crider conspired to distribute methamphetamine and marijuana. During an investigation, officers located more than 38-hundred grams of methamphetamine, 498 grams of marijuana, and two firearms in their possession.
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A new grant opportunity at Sandburg provides adult learners with funds as they work toward their degree. According to Marketing Coordinator Aaron Frey, the Earn as You Learn Grant works
Pain experienced in the lower back may not have originated from the spine. Advanced Rehab and Sports Medicine Clinic Manager Doug Price explains the SI Joint, located where the lower
The school week may end on Fridays, but the need for nutritious meals does not. Through Jamieson Community Center’s Weekend Meals program, Monmouth-Roseville students in pre-k through sixth grade receive
Western Illinois University is preparing to welcome a new class of students to campus this week. The year will kick off with a full slate of activities designed to help
Monmouth City Council has approved the commitment of local funds for a resolution supporting an OSLAD Grant, which would bring a walking path around Citizen’s Lake, explains Operations Director Ken
Students and parents in the Monmouth-Roseville School District can expect a more consistent approach to the reporting of grades and student progress throughout the school year, according to Superintendent Ed
