Tesla Reveals New Humanoid Robot
Tesla is releasing a video of its new humanoid robot. CEO Elon Musk shared a short video on X Tuesday night that demonstrated Tesla’s “Optimus – Gen 2” robot. The updated version appears more human, and the video shows the robot moving its neck, fingers and hands more like a human. The end of the […]
From Field Scouting to Precision, Drones Are Increasing Farm Efficiency
Over the last few years, the adoption of drones in the agriculture sector has seen significant growth as new technologies foster efficient farm management practices. From imaging surveillance to spraying technologies, drones can help farmers make informed decisions and work towards environmental goals. On the imaging side, University of Illinois Extension educator Kevin Brooks says […]
Local Veterinarian Dr. Rebecca Lundeen Shares Signs and Symptoms to Watch for With Mystery Respiratory Illness in Dogs
While there are still some unknowns of the respiratory illness popping up regionally that is affecting dogs, local Small Animal Veterinarian Dr. Rebecca Lundeen, with Lundeen Animal Hospital in Oneida, explains the signs and symptoms to watch for and when to have your pet treated: “What has people concerned if they are seeing dogs coming […]
A Christmas Celebration with the Buchanan Community Chorus This Weekend
Monmouth Fire Department Offers Space Heater Safety Tips for this Winter Season
As the temperatures continue to cool down coming up on this year’s winter season, more and more people will be utilizing space heaters to help keep themselves warm from the harsh environment outside. However, introducing a space heater into your home can become a fire hazard if not used properly and safely. Assistant Fire Chief […]
Market Alley Wines Owner Sarah Walters Breaks Down the Relation of Soils and Growing Grapes
What makes a wine stand out from others and have that unique taste? Market Alley Wines Owner Sarah Walters explains it has to do with where the grapes are grown: “It is all about the landscape. It is all about where they are located in relation to the equator. If you look at the parallels, […]
C. Marlene Johnson
Mrs. C. Marlene Johnson, 86, passed away at 8:40 pm, Monday, December 11, 2023, at Knox County Nursing Home. Marlene was born August 6, 1937, to Roy and Flora (Barron) Palmer in Viola, Illinois. In 1956, Marlene married Warren Leroy Crose in Aledo, Illinois. He preceded her in death in 1982. On June 28, 1987, […]
United Red Storm Girls Basketball Playing Well on Home Court in Holiday Tournament
Story by Kadin Rogers The United Red Storm girls basketball team is off to a solid start to their season as they continue play in the United Girls Basketball Holiday Tournament. The girls split games in pool play action, starting off with a 38-34 loss to (10-1) Elmwood, then taking down Payson-Seymour 47-34. Next up […]
Monmouth-Roseville Titans at Rockridge Rockets Girls Basketball on 12-11-23
The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to Rockridge High School for a TRAC West Division match up with the Rockets. For the replay of the WRAM broadcast of the game, click HERE
Hazel E. Weaver
Hazel E. Weaver; 92, of Macomb, IL passed away at 1:58 PM on Thursday, November 30, 2023 at Blessing Hospital in Quincy, IL surrounded by her children. She was born July 30, 1931 in Lincoln, IL to Forrest and Mabel Fulscher. She married Eldon L. Weaver on June 20, 1954. He preceded her in death […]