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More than 300 new laws will take effect Jan. 1, ranging from a ban on book bans to the regulation of “deepfake … more
The City of Litchfield will be looking for a new lake superintendent after their meeting on Thursday, Dec. 21, as the council approved the dismissal of current lake … more
The December Nokomis School Board meeting began with a Truth in Taxation Public Hearing opened by President Chad Ruppert on Tuesday, Dec. 19. With no one from the public attending … more
After 19 years with CNB Bank and Trust, Vice President and Commercial/Ag officer Ron Norris has announced his retirement. His final day in office was celebrated with an afternoon of refreshments on … more
Nearly 70 local residents kicked off their new year with the annual New Year’s Hike at Bremer Sanctuary in Hillsboro. This year, the group broke into three tours, led by Nancy Redman, Ken … more
Because an unwritten policy of the Hillsboro City Council had to be codified and turned into an ordinance by Jan. 1 of 2024, the group had to hold a special meeting to meet the requirements of a new … more
It’ll be a party fit for a queen on Sunday, Jan. 7, as Miss Montgomery County Alexis Lessman prepares for the Miss Illinois County Fair Pageant in Springfield. From 2 to 4 p.m. at the Hillsboro … more
The Rev. Harry Meyer gives his final sermon from the pulpit of the First Christian Church in Hillsboro on Sunday morning, Dec. 31. That morning, he preached on guidelines for life, and the service … more
Tom Shelton of Litchfield was honored to receive the YouTube Creators Award on Nov. 16 for his work on “Just A Dad” videos. This award is presented by YouTube for creators who reach … more
Summer Smith, 18, a 2023 graduate of Hillsboro High School, has just published her fourth book. Ten out of Ten carries the subtitle, "Ten lessons I would tell my younger self to prepare her for life … more
“We’re all angry,” the Nokomis-Witt Area Ambulance Service board meeting began with a public comment at the Thursday, Dec. 21 meeting. “We need a reliable service here in … more
Colorful and playful murals above book shelves in the children's area of Hillsboro Area Public Library exhibit the creative vision and talent of Joseph Williams of Hillsboro. Titled, "Reading Opens … more
It’s the season for spectacular Christmas lighting displays, and the home of Dan and Linda Bilyeu on Lands End Road at Glenn Shoals Lake in Hillsboro is one to be admired. Bright white lights … more
The Nokomis City Council took action at its regular Tuesday, Dec. 26 meeting to hire a pair of new part-time police officers. Dalton King, currently the Police Chief in Witt, will begin work as a … more
As soon as the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, heralding the start of a brand new year, the official wait begins for the arrival of the first baby contest winner in Montgomery County. … more
After a 33-year career in the newspaper business, Mike Plunkett, current publisher of The Journal-News, is retiring at the end of 2023. Stepping in to fill his shoes will be a woman with a long … more
Four Hillsboro High School students have been chosen for the Topper Pride Award for the second quarter of the 2023 to 2024 school year. The students are senior Ben Hoehn, Andrea Huber, Sophia Mullen … more
One of the staples of the past few Christmas’s has been the annual Virtual Christmas Tree Contest, organized by Adam Ortega, the connections pastor at Cornerstone Ministries in Litchfield. The … more
Christmas caroling by candlelight took place Wednesday, Dec. 13, at the Hillsboro home of Simeon Huber, the young son of Seth and Jessie Huber who was diagnosed in 2022 with hypodiploid acute … more
The Nokomis High School Lady Redskins volleyball team has presented a donation of more than $1,200 to Den and Roz O’Malley and Ayden’s AVM Army. The funds were raised during October, AVM … more
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