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The 2025 Veiled Non-Profits (VN-P) organization recently presented a $200 donation to the Litchfield Food Pantry. Treasurer Dorothy Ernst was presented the check by VN-P President Mike Fleming. Ernst … more
“It’s been a hell of a ride,” said Tom Burenga, co-owner of Worksaver in Litchfield. This fall, Burenga was inducted into the FEMA (Farm Equipment Manufacturers Association) … more
After a moment of silence to honor the brave men and women who have courageously served this nation in the armed forces, the Hillsboro School Board addressed a brief agenda at their meeting on … more
The northern lights (aurora borealis) were visible to residents of Montgomery County on Tuesday evening, Nov. 11. J ournal-News reader Maribeth Rahe captured the natural wonder from her Oak St. … more
Santa Claus is coming to town this weekend, as the Litchfield community prepares for their annual Christmas celebration. The Festival of Trees celebration will be happening Friday, Nov. 14, from … more
Let’s Grow Fillmore will be holding a Christmas tree lighting on Saturday, Nov. 15, at 5:30 p.m., in uptown Fillmore. Cookies and hot chocolate will be at the museum, along with Santa. For kids … more
The Raymond-Harvel Fire Department Women’s Auxiliary will be hosting a breakfast with Santa from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 15. The event will include photos with Santa, donuts, cookies … more
Shoe Sensation in Litchfield will be holding a “Step Up To Stop Hunger” event to support the local food pantry. Shoe Sensation customers who bring in one canned good or non-perishable … more
Coffeen Fire Department will be hosting its annual “Stuff the Truck” event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 29, at Coffeen Dollar General. The fire department will be collecting … more
Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) is accepting applications for its 2025-2026 Rural Development Grant Program, with $120,000 available to support projects that strengthen rural communities across Illinois. … more
Kaylee Gerlach, daughter of Eric and Angie Gerlach of rural Waggoner, was awarded with the American FFA Degree on Saturday, Nov. 1, during the 98th National FFA Convention and Expo held in … more
Members of the Witt City Council convened on Tuesday evening, Oct. 28. After reciting the pledge and opening in a word of prayer, the present council members listened to a series of public comments. … more
Lincolnwood High School held its Homecoming celebration on Saturday Nov. 8. The events of the evening included the crowning of the Homecoming court. more
In honor of Veterans Day, local stitchers presented five Quilts of Valor at Beckemeyer Elementary School in Hillsboro on Monday, Nov. 10, with assistance from the school’s third graders. … more
The month of October is designated for Pastor Appreciation Month. Calvary Baptist Church Pastor, the Rev. Michael Plummer, and his family were were showered with different acts of love and kindness … more
Litchfield Family Practice Center has proudly announced that Meghan Hyam, CRHCP, presented at the National Association of Rural Health Clinics (NARHC) Fall Conference, held in Reno last month. Her … more
Members of the Panhandle Community made their way to the Raymond Knights of Columbus Hall on Friday evening, Nov. 7, for the drive-through chicken dinner benefiting the Raymond-Harvel Ambulance … more
Litchfield resident William Groves pleaded guilty to predatory criminal sexual assault on Monday, Nov. 10, at the Montgomery County courthouse in Hillsboro. A plea was negotiated with lead … more
On Sunday, Nov. 9, at approximately 7:12 a.m., the Litchfield Fire Department (LFD) was dispatched to 206 N. Douglas Street for a report of an odor investigation and possible smoke in the area. While … more
Five veterans with connections to Montgomery County were on the Tuesday, Oct. 21 Land of Lincoln Honor Flight, the last flight for the 2025 season. Charlie Lentz of Hillsboro, Tom Currie of … more
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