It’s pumpkin spice season once again. Many across the country have noticed a change in the weather as the nights grow longer. That’s because the official start of autumn is this Tuesday. That’s when the fall equinox occurs in the Northern Hemisphere. The Old Farmer’s Almanac says the equinox will occur precisely at 8:04pm Eastern time on Tuesday night. That’s the exact moment the sun will cross the celestial equator.
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The Knox College Music Department is proud to announce the 2026–27 Knox Jazz Year, bringing an exceptional lineup of nationally and internationally acclaimed musicians to Galesburg for performances, residencies, workshops,
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Michelle Rickard, Community Engagement Specialist with the Knox County Health Department, is reminding women of the available services to qualifying individuals through the Illinois Breast
This Wednesday, October 7th, the Buchanan Center for the Arts will host their 3rd Annual Cemetery Walk at the Monmouth Municipal Cemetery on 6th Street. Mary Osborne shares a glimpse
October is Infant Safe Sleep Awareness Month, and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and Safe Kids Illinois are partnering
It is Classics Day on the Monmouth College campus, Saturday, October 3rd. Over 50 interactive events will be set up behind the Center for Science and Business for the public
