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Happy Monday, Redskins fans! Even with the Casimir Pulaski day off last Monday, the ‘ Skins still had a busy week. Let’s catch up on what they were up to! It was a big week for … more
And they’re off! This year’s Stamp Out Cancer team officially kicked off fundraising for the Montgomery County Cancer Association with the sale of tickets to this year’s April 12 … more
A chicken sandwich fundraiser is being held for the Montgomery County Fair for help with updating handicap accessibility. The fundraiser will be held on Monday, March 24, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., … more
The Central Illinois Numismatic Association’s 35th Annual Spring Coin Show will be held on Sunday, March 23, at Northfield Center I, located at 3210 Northfield Drive in Springfield, next to … more
Mayor Denny Held called the   Raymond Village Board meeting to order on Monday, March 3. Clerk Denise Downey and Trustees Ryan Bruntjen, Danny Hough and William Krager were present, along with … more
Hillsboro’s city council met for 27 minutes Tuesday evening, March 4, to cover a 16 item agenda; Commissioner of Parks and Public Properties Fred Butler was absent, but he did submit a written … more
The Litchfield Chamber of Commerce gave the candidates running for the school board, city council and mayor the opportunity to speak before the community on Tuesday, March 4, as the group hosted a … more
Those who want to use income tax returns to make this summer less stressful may want to look at pre-paying their property taxes. Montgomery County propert tax installments are typically due in … more
Hillsboro High School FFA will be participating in an FFA Week the week of Monday, March 10 to Friday, March 14. Each day of the week will have a dress up theme and an event. The dress up theme … more
Due to unforseen circumstances, the upcoming   Calvary Baptist church Shoebox Ministry Trivia Night has been postponed to Saturday, April 26, in the Recreation Hall at Calvary Baptist Church. … more
Welcome back, Topper Nation! Can you believe we’re already in the ninth week of school? Time is flying by, and so much has been happening on campus. Before this week's updates, … more
Happy Thursday, Lancers! It sure has been a rainy week so far with a little snow in there as well. We should be expecting nicer and warmer weather next week though. With that, let’s … more
The C.E.F.S Economic Opportunity Corporation’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) still has funding available for winter utility assistance. LIHEAP provides one-time grants to … more
The Hillsboro Health Fitness and Aquatics Duck Derby will be returning on Friday, March 28, at 5 p.m. Ducks with a unique number can be adopted and they will be placed in the lazy river in heats. … more
The Montgomery County Board is once again accepting applications for grants aimed at promoting local tourism. Grant applications for Montgomery County Tourism Financial Assistance are available … more
The Autism Support Connection (TASC) will host even more events throughout the upcoming month of March. The monthly support group meeting will be held on Thursday, March 6, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. … more
The Montgomery County Extension office is hosting a fruit tree grafting workshop on Saturday, March 29. The workshop will be held at 1 Industrial Park Dr. in Hillsboro and will be led by Andrew … more
For nearly the past 40 years, Larry Pence and United Builders have been a mainstay in the Litchfield community. “We’ve built well over 200 houses,” Pence says. His son and company … more
The Nokomis Public Library (NPL) is aware that many books of Dr. Seuss are cherished memories that many parents like to share with their children and grandchildren so in recognition of Seuss’ … more
The Hillsboro School Board voted to approve the employment of a new junior high assistant principal and dean of students on Thursday evening, Feb. 27. The motion to hire Dan Stewart was passed … more
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