"Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days" and in Prairie Players production of Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman's The Man Who Came to Dinner, that seems to be the case.

Whether you light them for dinner, relaxation, or to watch the shadows dance, you carry on a timeless tradition of making your own warmth and light.

Where the Spoon River gives way to the Illinois, you can look out across a valley that has carried people, goods, and stories for 12,000 years.

"The Boy General" figured out early on that Charley was one of the best guides around. Custer hired him to escort the surveyors for the Northern Pacific Railroad…”

This accomplishment makes her the first and only female Royce Gracie Black Belt in Illinois and one of only nine women worldwide to hold this distinction.

“Volunteers are the heart of the Illinois 4-H Youth Development program, embodying the spirit of dedicated service that nurtures the growth of our future leaders,

“Our staff takes great pride in delivering these meals to the schools each week on behalf of the Jamieson Community Center”

“This is a unique opportunity for the community to come together, hear directly from young adults, and begin shaping a stronger, more vibrant future for Canton,”

The displays were judged for originality, appearance, unity, and for how well they attract attention

Their personal stories are woven into their work, and their shared experiences and monthly meetings influence the art they create.

Community Day is not only a time to celebrate the Fighting Scots, but also the schools and teams in the area.

“This event can spark a student’s interest in a particular field, and the information they receive is helpful in guiding future decisions…”

“The 125th anniversary celebration highlighted our history of success and demonstrated the life-transforming opportunities available at Western,”

“Growing up, I was shy and afraid to share my ideas. Seven years ago, I found my voice and embraced my hidden confidence. Knowing that these crazy ideas I have are changing lives and seen as innovative by my peers is humbling and an honor.”

What a truly momentous day this is for Spoon River College, for the City of Macomb, and for all the communities we serve. Today, we officially open the doors to a new era of opportunity, growth, and education,”

A true homegrown 4-H’er, Ellis began her journey with the Knox County 4-H Horse Team, where she discovered a passion for animal science and quickly rose through the ranks of local, state, and national horse competitions.

…haunted dungeon, an eerie space designed to send shivers down the spine of visitors. For those who prefer more action, the Zombie…

This past summer, four Monmouth students benefited from the Yahnke Fund: Alana Robertson, Andrew Johnson, McKealey Klokkenga, and Warren Reed.

This past summer, four Monmouth students benefited from the Yahnke Fund: Alana Robertson, Andrew Johnson, McKealey Klokkenga, and Warren Reed.