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Bob and Joe Bandy recenlty participated in the Land of Lincoln Honor Flight #72. They are the sons of the late Charles and Eileen Bandy of Raymond. Joe is a 1966 graduate of Lincolnwood High School … more
The Harvest of Hope Food Pantry in Hillsboro is seeking Thanksgiving gfood donations. The pantry needs 100 of each of the following items; turkeys and hams, stuffing mix, boxed instant potatoes, … more
The Hillsboro Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance concerning a property line which will in turn allow the lot upon which the Hough Funeral Home sits on School Street … more
Happy Thursday Lancers. I hope all has been well! This past week has been quite busy for Lincolnwood students, so let’s get into it. Our Lady Lancers Volleyball team is wrapping up their … more
The Raymond Village board met on Monday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. In attendance were Mayor Denny Held and Trustees Ryan Bruntjen, Bruce Poggenpohl, Greg Bernhardt, Kendall Snyder and Bill Krager. Others in … more
The Hillsboro Rotary Club has been donating dictionaries to every third grade student in the Hillsboro School District for the previous 11 years, and the tradition continued in 2024. Jerry Wesley and … more
The Santa Dennis Spirit of Christmas Giving, along with private contributions from the Nokomis community, is once again sponsoring the Tree of Angels program for District 22 school children of … more
A benefit dinner for longtime Litchfield residents, Ronny Bradburn and Jennifer Bradburn-Brown will be held at Chapps, located at 119 W. Edwards St. in Litchfield, on Saturday, Nov. 2. Bradburn is … more
Operation ELF is now accepting applications for assistance with Christmas gifts for families in need. Applications are available at Hearts United and Litchfield Public Library. Operation ELF serves … more
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church will be hosting Halloween Chair Yoga this Saturday, Oct. 26, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the basement at St Paul's in Hillsboro, located on the square. This week’s … more
The Raymond Celebration Committee had their monthly meeting on Thursday, Oct. 17. Final planning for the outdoor movie night to be held Saturday, Oct. 26 was done. The movie will be “Hocus … more
It’s not unusual to see the stands at Lloyd Hill Field full during football season at Litchfield High School, but on Saturday, Oct. 19, the focus was trumpets, not touchdowns as the Panthers … more
On Monday, Oct. 14, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Sub-Chapter #87 Retirees held their monthly meeting at the Taylorville United Methodist Church. There … more
Two zoning amendments paved the way for the replacement of the Kirk Terrace housing development in Litchfield during the Litchfield City Council meeting on Thursday, Oct. 17. The two amendments were … more
Halloween season has come around once again, and with it comes the return of the Hell’s Burrow Haunted Attraction with a theme of “Burbank.” Posters for the … more
The Nokomis Public Library (NPW) would like to invite everyone to a tree dedication honoring retired NPL Director Debra Lehman on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m. “The Library Board wanted to do … more
An early frost this October has brought about some beautiful colors throughout Montgomery County. Although not all the trees have lost their green leaves, many are starting to sport their autumn … more
Longtime county outdoorsman Matt Lentz has retired from the Illinois State Conservation Police, a position he has been in for the past 24 years. “It was time to move … more
Jim Zuber of Litchfield has been affiliated with Meals on Wheels for the past 22 years, ever since March of 2002, when he joined the program after the loss of his grandson, Michael Zuber, who died in … more
Newkomis recently held a meet and greet for residents on Monday, Oct. 14, as the program prepared to kick-off later in the month. Nokomis has enlisted the help of the MAPPING program through the … more
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