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The City of Nokomis will be hosting downtown discussions, a forum for the community to provide feedback and learn about current city happenings, projects and initiatives. The next session will be … more
The You Are Enough Community Walk and Talk for Hope will be held at 3:15 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 14. The walk’s goal is to raise awareness for suicide prevention and to bring light, love and … more
The Central Illinois Numismatic Association’s 35th Annual Fall Coin Show will be held on Sunday, Nov. 9, at Northfield Center I, located at 3210 Northfield Drive in Springfield, next to … more
Hurst-Rosche, Inc., in partnership with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR), The Illinois Capital Development Board (CDB), and WRF Engineers, is proud to announce the receipt of the … more
HBT Financial, Inc., the holding company for Heartland Bank and Trust Company and CNB Bank Shares, Inc. (CNBN), the holding company for CNB Bank & Trust, N.A., have jointly announced the signing … more
The Journal-News earned a dozen awards in this year’s Better Newspaper Contest through the National Newspaper Association. The awards were presented at this year’s National Newspaper … more
The Litchfield Park District hosted a spooktacular good time at their annual Trunk or Treat event on Friday evening, Oct. 24, in Walton Park, sponsored by Victory Lane. The event included … more
On Monday, October 13, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Sub-Chapter #87 Retirees members and retired seniors met at the Taylorville United Methodist Church. … more
The Imagine Hillsboro Parks and Rec Committee will host a special event to celebrate the official opening of the new Central Park Trail on Wednesday evening, Oct. 29, from 5 to 7 p.m. Committee … more
The Monday, Oct. 20, meeting of the Raymond Village Board was called to order at 7 p.m. In attendance were Mayor Dennis Held, Clerk Denise Downey, Treasurer Sally Broaddus, Jason McCallum, Shawn … more
Litchfield Community Partners hosted a Block Party before the Halloween Parade on Saturday, Oct. 25. Free refreshments were handed out by Litchfield Community Partners, who handed out free water and … more
Hillsboro’s City Council was asked to take a step into the Artificial Intelligence (AI) world for help at their meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 21, in their second meeting of the month at city … more
Litchfield community leaders and businesses have organized no shortage of spooky activities for the upcoming weekend. On Friday evening, Oct. 24, the fun starts at the Litchfield Public Library … more
The Montgomery County Health Department announces Red Ribbon Week in the schools from Thursday, Oct. 23, to Friday, Oct. 31, with the theme “Life Is A Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free.” … more
Dr. Ross Billiter of Litchfield visited Litchfield City Hall on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 22, to present a $100,000 donation to the city’s water plant, the latest act of generosity to the local … more
For the past 75 years, Ronk Electrical Industries has been a mainstay in Nokomis, not only providing jobs for around 50 employees, but also as a trusted manufacturer of power control and conversion … more
Montgomery County Health Department announces Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, Oct. 25. Items that can be dropped off at the collection sites include prescription medications, over-the-counter … more
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Nokomis will be hosting an all-you-can-eat pancake and sausage breakfast from 7 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1, at the church, located at 204 North Pine Street … more
Norah (Swinigan) Atkins, a senior at Greenville University, was one of 50 Illinois college students inducted as student laureates into the Lincoln Academy of Illinois on Saturday, Oct. 18, at the … more
On Sunday, Oct. 19, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Hillsboro dedicated 13 quilts and 200 school and 200 hygiene kits made by members of the congregation over the last year. Together with … more
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