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The Panhandle School District will   be offering a free developmental screening on Thursday, April 11 and Friday, April 12, for children ages 3-5 who reside in the district. The screening will … more
The Stamp Out Cancer team is looking for items to add to their silent auction for their big event on Saturday, April 6. The Stamp Out Cancer silent auction is one of the biggest in the county with a … more
Since 1964, the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) has served 43,000 soybean farmers across the state, guiding market development, soybean production and government relations efforts while also … more
Morrisonville farmer Dale Himstedt proves that small communities can make a big difference. Himstedt is in charge of the “Grain For A Cure” program, which aims to raise funds for cancer … more
Two people are dead following a shooting in Nokomis on Friday evening, March 15. Nokomis Police Chief Talon Burton said the investigation into the incident is still in its preliminary stages. He said … more
“We’re going to State!” fourth grade teacher and junior high Science Olympiad coach Erin Hammann announced to members of the Hillsboro School Board and an enthusiastic audience to … more
The Nokomis City Council met in its regular meeting on Monday, March 11 at the council room in City Hall. In the meeting, commissioners approved a resolution to adopt the 2024 Montgomery County … more
Local residents may once again gather at the County Board Room located on the second floor of the Historic Courthouse in Hillsboro on Tuesday, March 19, to view election returns as they become … more
With one member absent, members of the Montgomery County Board dispatched of their business rather quickly on Tuesday evening, March 12, at the Historic Courthouse in downtown Hillsboro. Board member … more
H&B Bremer Wildlife Sanctuary is excited to announce they have launched a Kids Inspiration Hike for younger hikers, ages 3 to 10. The hike will lead visitors around the sanctuary’s … more
The Hillsboro Planning Commission met for a brief time Tuesday afternoon, March 12, in city hall. The two officers, Chairperson Barb Hewitt and Secretary Don Karban, and commission member David … more
Under the leadership of fifth grade teacher Erin Hammann, Beckemeyer Elementary School fifth graders entered their unique Rube Goldberg contraption in competition with 15 others on Friday, March 1, … more
Hillsboro Health kicked off The DAISY Award program in October of 2023. This internationally recognized award was established by the family of J. Patrick Barnes who died at age 33 of an auto-immune … more
The Litchfield Park District will be holding a Casino Night on Saturday, March 23, from 7-10 p.m. Admission cost is $40 per ticket which includes casino chips. The chips have no monetary value, … more
Raymond Baptist Church announced the opening of their free community clothing boutique on Saturday, March 2, with a ribbon cutting attended by members of the church and community.  The … more
The Panhandle Educational Foundation is hosting their annual Trivia Night on Saturday, March 23, at the Waggoner Centennial Building. This year the foundation will repeat the “Crazy … more
On Friday, March 15, Litchfield Police Officer Shane Grammer will receive the Citizen of the Year award from the Litchfield Chamber of Commerce. But way back in 2019, Grammer is standing outside the … more
Judge Christopher “Kit” Hantla announces that he is running to sustain his current position of resident circuit judge on Montgomery County. Judge Hantla was appointed by the Illinois … more
"Our students need someone to be in their corner and root for them, and that's what Amy does," said Litchfield Elementary School Principal Jeremy Heigert. Longtime fifth grade teacher Amy … more
The Lincoln Land Community College Foundation Board of Directors welcomed three new members, elected new officers and recognized outgoing board members at a recent meeting. Earl Flack of Hillsboro … more
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