The grand opening of the new Abingdon Historical Society Museum took place on September 14th, marking the launch of an important local institution and the celebration of one of Abingdon's most dedicated citizens, Jim Davis.

With the colder months of the year quickly approaching, WIRC-Community Action Agency, is happy to announce they have resumed one of their most popular programs: The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).

Roseville's downtown area has received a stunning new addition in the form of a vibrant mural at the intersection of Penn & Main Streets.

As the Spoon River Scenic Drive kicks off its first weekend, the Historic Ellisville Opera House will be buzzing with excitement, thanks to a charming production of Winnie the Pooh.

First Christian Church in Canton is inviting submissions for the fourth year of Inspiring Generosity Grants (IGG) so that individuals and organizations in the Canton area might pursue a creative project to serve people in need.

Farmington's Italian Fest returned this year after a nine-year break, and the excitement was palpable from the start. With the motto, "We are back!" proudly displayed on official t-shirts, it was clear the community was ready to celebrate its Italian heritage once again

Western Illinois University (WIU) has earned national recognition, being ranked as the top chemistry program for women in STEM by Washington Monthly.

Get ready for Old Roseville Days, a vibrant community event taking place on October 5th and 6th.

Get ready to tantalize your taste buds at the much-anticipated Taste in Canton event on Sunday, September 29th, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM in downtown Canton. This annual culinary festival showcases the best local eateries, bakeries, and food trucks, offering a delicious array of dishes, desserts, and drinks

Residents can drop off storm debris at the oversized brush and limb drop-off, located at 636 Pickard Road. The drop-off site will be open for extended hours for the next two weeks, operating from Wednesday through Sunday each week (July 17 - 21 and July 24 - 28), with hours from 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Friday - Sunday. Additional information on the oversized brush and limb drop-off site can be found on the city's website.

The Abingdon Historical Society is excited to announce the Grand Opening of its newest museum on September 14th. The celebration will coincide with the Road Knights Car Show, offering visitors a perfect blend of history and horsepower.

From the beginning of time, our great calling has been to sow seed, work the land, and harvest the bounty. Is it any wonder that so many people enjoy gardening?

The 8th Annual Lewistown Truck and Tractor Pull brought together participants and spectators from all over the state in an impressive display of power and skill.

The Warren County Historical Society has been hosting the Great Nicola Magic Festival since 2018 in honor of William Nicol, one of the greatest showmen of the early twentieth century.

On September 29th, 2024, the Canton Area Heritage Center will host its annual Cemetery Walk at Greenwood Cemetery, offering a rare opportunity for residents and visitors to explore the rich history of Canton through the lives of its most notable past citizens.

September is a GREAT time to plant a fruit tree in Illinois. Fruit trees take several years to bear fruit after being planted, so the sooner you plant the better!

The skies over Galesburg Municipal Airport will come alive once again this weekend as the 53rd Annual National Stearman Fly-In takes flight.

"This is not the kind of war hero I was expecting to find in the family," says John Feltham as he holds copies of letters written by his great-great-grandfather, Thomas Giles Cook, during the Civil War.

Galesburg's 2024 Heritage Days, held from August 16th to 18th at Lake Storey, was a weekend where history came alive. Visitors from all over gathered at the park, transforming it into a vibrant scene out of early American history.